This Weekend's Fixtures & Spuds v Villa (31 Oct & 1/2 Nov).

Saturday, 31st October 2015
Chelsea v Liverpool, 12:45 http://i44.tinypic.com/5bpl5u.png
Crystal Palace v Man Utd, 15:00
Man City v Norwich, 15:00
Newcastle v Stoke, 15:00
Swansea v Arsenal, 15:00
Watford v West Ham, 15:00
West Brom v Leicester, 15:00

Sunday, 1st November 2015
Everton v Sunderland 13:30 http://e2.365dm.com/tvlogos/pixel/ss1hd.gif
Southampton v Bournemouth, 13:30 http://e2.365dm.com/tvlogos/pixel/ss1hd.gif

Monday, 2nd November 2015
Tottenham v Aston Villa, 20:00 http://e2.365dm.com/tvlogos/pixel/ss1hd.gif

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As it stands:

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0-3 Ozil hattrick

In all matches?

How's that for a Super Sunday?

Klopp :pray: :scarf:

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The Portuguese boss says he's not considering the possibility of being sacked and cannot understand why people around the football world are enthralled by the possibility

Jose Mourinho has claimed he does not fear the sack and has questioned why people inside - and outside - football are “excited” by his potential sacking.

Mourinho’s Chelsea take on Liverpool at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Saturday and the Portuguese boss admits to being concerned about improving the Blues' lowly league position.

Chelsea sit 15th in the table after having won three of their opening 10 league fixtures but Mourinho insisted he was not bothered by speculation over his job security.

"I’m not worried about that at all. At all. I don't spend one second of my day thinking about it," he said.


"I'm worried about the results. I'm worried about winning on Saturday, about qualifying for the next round of the Champions League. I am worried about recovering positions in the table and to go back to where Chelsea normally has to be.

"I’m not worried about my job, my future, about anything other than that. I'm not worried. I'm not worried. And it looks like you want to put a lot of pressure on me in relation to that, where you can't do it. You can't do it. You can't do it."

Mourinho has been unable to replicate Chelsea's strong form in the early stages of the new campaign after leading the club to a Premier League and League Cup double last year and the 52-year-old is confused by anticipation for his sacking.

"What I'd like to understand is why some people can be so excited and happy with the perspective of somebody losing his job," he told a press conference.

"If you tell me your newspaper is going to sack 20 people, first of all I will be worried for you. I promise you. You have a good relationship here.

"And, secondly, I would be very disappointed even if I don't know the other 20 guys who are going to be sacked. But this [management] is the only job where people get excited at that. It's sad."

He added: “The Brendan [Rodgers] situation, he was almost winning the Premier League. He was the Manager of the Year and suddenly people were really happy and working hard until he was sacked.

"It's strange. I don't belong to this world. I'm too emotional. I hate people losing jobs. Not in football, but in everything.”

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http://www.goal.com/en/news/1862/pre...g?ICID=HP_HN_1

:haha:

Come on Liverpool, time to save football.

Soccer Saturday is on now.

Chelsea: Begovic; Zouma, Cahill, Terry, Azpilicueta; Mikel, Ramires; Willian, Oscar, Hazard; Diego Costa.

Liverpool: Mignolet, Clyne, Skrtel, Sakho, Moreno, Lucas, Can, Milner, Lallana, Coutinho, Firmino.

Cesc. :haha:

Bollocks why are all the good games today? Will miss most including our one

Anyways

Cesc :haha:

Matic :pal:

Klopp :pray:

Maureen :pray: :wave:

Maccy Updates :bow:

Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool, Ramires. :doh:

FFS

Agent Mikel stops it getting to 2-0. :bow:

Diego Costa flopping down again.

Fucking hell Milner.

Just fuck off.

Don't think he's actually controlled the ball once yet.

Clyne shot, drags it wide.

Coutinho booked.

Lallana shot, easy for Begovic.

Liverpool bossing this, only one outcome...Chelsea to double their advantage

Idiotic challenge from Can.

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Originally Posted by Firmino Is Boss

Fucking hell Milner.

Just fuck off.

Don't think he's actually controlled the ball once yet.

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He gives 100%.

Never lets you down.

Would be an asset for any team.

Shame he's not that good at football.

Appeal for handball on Big Man, nothing given.

Clatternburg thought it hit his chest. :haha:

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Originally Posted by Master Splinter

He gives 100%.

Never lets you down.

Would be an asset for any team.

Shame he's not that good at football.

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He's one of those players that you think is shit when he plays for someone else. Then he's on the verge of signing so you try to look at positives, like work rate, experience or maybe picking something up from better players. Then he plays and you remember he's shit.

Lucas header, Begovic saves.

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Originally Posted by Firmino Is Boss

He's one of those players that you think is shit when he plays for someone else. Then he's on the verge of signing so you try to look at positives, like work rate, experience or maybe picking something up from better players. Then he plays and you remember he's shit.

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He'd probably be somewhat useful on the wing/wing-back if you're playing on the counter.

But the notion that he's a central midfielder of any kind is as absurd as Rooney being this supposedly amazing number 10.

Diego Costa holding his face. :rolleyes:

Clattenburg takes his leniency too far at times.

Can and Lucas auditioning for the role of the new Ramires.

COUTINHOOOOOO!!!!

Combs it in :bow:.

Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool, COUTINHO!!!!

:haha:

Yes!

Weak and naive defending.

Old Man Big Man. :haha:

Coutinho goal
https://twitter.com/gazidisgooner/st...50572240297984

Hazard hauled off, Kenedy on. :lol:

Azah :haha: :haha:.

Well and truly hauled off.

Ramires shot, a bit last ditch by Lucas but blocked all the same.

Milner off, Bentekkers on.

Surround the ref time from Chelsea.

Need to get Can/Lucas off now because the next foul, no matter how insignificant will be a yellow.

Mignolet saves from Oscar, great save.

Watford: Gomes, Nyom, Cathcart, Britos, Ake, Capoue, Watson, Abdi, Deeney, Anya, Ighalo.

West Ham: Adrian, Jenkinson, Collins, Tomkins, Cresswell, Noble, Kouyate, Lanzini, Payet, Moses, Carroll.