Real got close tho. If only they had played the rest of the 50 or so minutes like rhe last 1/3 of the game. Who knows?

It's not over yet. Barca have at least 13 minutes to score 8 goals.

Just send Messi on

PS I thoroughly enjoyed the commentary you did for his last goal, here:

Well they were only playing S*******d.

If Wigan beat Swansea on Tuesday then there'll be a significant chance that any of these 10 (ten!) teams could be relegated:

Swansea
West Ham
Southampton
Stoke
Fulham
Aston Villa
Norwich
Newcastle
Sunderland
Wigan

PS Man utd vs Swansea on May 12th!

Never thought i'd say this but thanks Crystal Palace!

Bu*ger that. I'm off to find a horse to punch.

It wouldn't let me send you karma, so I found this picture for you instead:

Thank you Swansea. Anything can happen yet, but that was really helpful.

Merci beaucoup.

If the Telegraph is to be believed Fergie is to announce his retirement later this week - a good time to leave the country!

Moyes in ?

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...s-been-1874031

As a Saints follower.... me too! Although if they go down, serves you right for Nigel! Win - win, really!

Sir Alex retires at the end of the season...will this mean a disappointed Chelsea with the Chosen One choosing to head north instead of south ?

As an Arsenal fan, I think Sir Alex has made Utd one of the most successful clubs on the pitch. Well done Sir Alex.

Whoever follows him will not only have to win over the fans, but stamp his own authority on what will essentially still be a a SAF team for the next few seasons.

If the new manager continues the success with this team, he'l be told it was because he took over a top side. If he fails, it'll still be his fault.

Interesting that all of Fergusons players have essentially failed as managers. The one exception I remember reading about is Solskjær who has been successful starting out as a manager winning the title twice at his old club in Norway. MUFC would be a huge step up though.

I suppose Moyes and Mourinho are the obvious contenders.