Yeah, it's starting to get annoying. He seemed to have improved that part of his game at the end of last year but it's back to square one now.
Bar his shooting, he doesn't seem to have really improved as a player since joining us. He still comes up with the odd brilliant performance but it's...
Obviously different situations here but when Messi's form started dinking a couple of years ago he completely changed his diet and lost weight, it really helped him get back on top.
Rooney isn't 'fat' in the traditional sense of the word but he definitely seems bloated. Whilst it's true that...
Enjoyed Spectre. It's not as good as Skyfall or Casino Royal but it's much better than QOS.
The opening sequence was fantastic, one of the best i've seen in a Bond series but it just kept fading out after that. Christopher Waltz in particular was disappointing as he didn't get much screentime...
I wonder if this is the year someone will break the Messi-Ronaldo duopoly in the top scorers chart? Suarez and Neymar are both on a roll whilst Ronaldo has obviously dinked a bit.
Jose's doing the same thing he used to do before, but they used to call it "mind games". Now that he's always losing suddenly he's bitter and toothless.
Never nice to see someone on the brink of losing their job but I can't help but take some pleasure out of this situation. He took digs at...
Does look like Nasa are planning to send the first humans on Mars in the 2030's and start the whole colonization process. I reckon we'd have some human settlements on Mars in the next few decades, but it's difficult to predict if we might end up on other planets anytime soon.
He Named Me Malala: 6/10
Never been a huge fan of documentaries but i didn't enjoy that particular one either. Started off really well but it just sort of drifted off.
The Martian 8/10:
There's not much to dislike about it, Ridley Scott has finally found his form again and i loved the...
Bridge of Spies: 8/10
Another Spielberg/Hanks combo that i enjoyed. Basically, Hanks plays the role of an insurance lawyer that has to defend an alleged Russian Spy during the cold war era, and he gets in pretty deep when they ask him to partake in an exchange with a US pilot that's stranded in...
I always assumed it's that he was asked if he had any sympathy for them? I'm not sure if there's a link for that press conference somewhere but i assumed that since he mentioned sympathy twice that this is was he was asked.
His Spurs comment was pretty stupid and arrogant but i honestly don't see anything wrong with what he said about Southampton.
Almost everyone that summer was mocking them for selling half their squad, including their own fans (hell, even Koeman seems to get in on it when he tweeted a picture...
Here's another one for you: he could have been a better player.
He's great when he wants to be, but looking back at his earlier years i had higher hopes for him personally.
Agreed with it to be honest. Unfortunately the Liverpool job is one of the worst in world football and plenty of it is down to our fans. I can't think of any other fanbase that elevates managers (or some players) to god-like status like we do, which inevitably means that the fall is going to be...
He's sound, the successful Dortmund weren't anything like Liverpool imo. We were extremely gung-ho with our approach, they were far more organized and almost as fun to watch.
My only concern is that his style demands too much of the players and i guess that's why they had so many injury...
I don't follow French football much but i remember someone saying that he was quite average at Lyon so that's why they let him go. If that was the case then he was a one season wonder at Southampton really.
He's been beyond awful to be honest, one of the worst defenders i've ever seen in my...