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Well it's official, Ferdinand has no class what so ever.

Starts again for Boro. They play Ipswitch at home so he should see a lot of possession.

Retains his starting place for Forrest vs Birmingham. Good luck Sam.

Rested for Juve.

Again I don't see the negative side in that :P

Norwich have only themselves to blame if they don't win. So many wasted chances.

Don't see that as a negative at all, we'd still be posting just as much.

Way too early to be talking about RDM's chances. And I can't understand the criticism to his tactics since they have yet to fail.

Expected lineup. RDM has shown nothing to imply that he believes Moses or Oscar are ready for a start.

And yet some people were saying that we should keep him

Stop fighting, it's obvious Cech should have won it..

Usually an hour before the match starts.

It'll take some getting used to but I agree it looks fantastic.

I 'lol'ed at this Never liked him to begin with. From all the players who played for us, he is definitely one of my least favorite. YES!!! It is finally match day :yay: I feel alive again!

I'm sorry but a false 9 has to be the worst invention in the history of football. It only makes for boring sterile style of play, only Spain and Barcelona can get away with it because they have the best technical players in the world so the can literally keep the ball until their opponents give up.

Apparently the surgery is not certain yet: http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11668/8079259/?utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed

Came off at half time. Good to to see him get 45 mins under his belt. Still may need another 45mins to get back to full fitness.

Exactly, if he was a teenage youngster I would have understood, but for an established senior player like Ash this behavior is not good for his reputation.

This is a bit over the top from Ashley imho. No need to attack them even if what he is saying is true.

I'll just put it in my sig I mean I don't like to gloat

I love it when our players return home Best of luck to him.

Sure mate From RDM's conference today:

I actually think the handshakes are somewhat important. Firstly, they're a reminder that football is a sport and after all it's just a game. It's also a sign of respect to the opponent, albeit one that is just on the surface, but I believe it is important to what message the game sends out especially to all the kids around the world who watch the EPL and idolize the players.

I reckon the FA should come out and say whoever does refuses to shake an opposition player's hand will not be allowed to play.

Yup, I think that is the most likely lineup we'll see tomorrow. Sturidge and Oscar to come on in the second half so Hazard and Torres are rested before Juve.