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I've never been a big fan of Steve McClaren, but it is totally unfair to blame for the death of English football at the foot of a miserable person. Personally, I like Frank Lampard responsible.

The great and good of world expertise, and David Platt, all were quick to defend Tubby midfielder, claiming that criticism is not justified.

This crops up-Beens has apparently forgotten his poor performance in recent years, the demand for respect rather than throwing up his hands, Frank TV, protracted contract negotiations, the bevvy 9 / 11 in place, "this is line of my people, "Dignity Hammer-bashing," the ad Super Goals' and Jamie Redknapp connection.

The anthem is also unfortunately a factor in our downfall. I do not really understand why we must pay tribute to Ashley Cole.

The future, we need a more up-tempo tune that will help Frank Lampard's feet on the ground. "Lip Up Fatty 'fits the bill perfectly. I can not mention the 11 / 4 for a draw between Middlesbrough and Chelsea.

After a terrible start to the season at Bolton, Sammy Lee is not in finding a new career. I suppose it could always be a jockey, like Ashley Cole. I'm not joking with the 2 / 9 for a victory Arsenal Bolton.

Wayne Rooney and Carlos Tevez are not striking partnership in more than one. Aston Villa is an absolute beast for their own supporters, they look too expensive to 4 / 1 shock to the country.

The Royals really enjoyed their trip to Blackburn last season, he was probably financed by the taxpayer. Rovers have certainly improved since then, while reading moved backwards like a drunken crab. I'm glad 8 / 11 on a Blackburn side up.

Fulham are a bit like Princess Diana. They looked good for a while, but they hit a wall. After six games without a win home game against Derby reverse their fortunes on 3 / 4.

This is not a good week for Ashley Cole. The controversial defender faces a long spell of the game, like the curtains pillows are not compatible. A defeat for Tottenham against Newcastle set out the curtains for Martin Jol, a hard-earned point in May to extend enough pain to 23/10.

Steve Bruce has demanded face-to-head with Carson Yeung. The billionaire is no mug but he brings with him a few bags. There is no disguising the fact that Manchester City are a lock to 3 / 5 at home to Birmingham.

Benjani has now added targets directory: it now consists of objectives. The 8 / 5 for a Pompey win Wigan is everything you ever wanted in a football bet, and a little more.

I'm not sure I buy this adorable new character of Biennois of Roy Keane. I would not be surprised if the Sunderland manager was seen with a hammer on the button, preferably, Craig Bellamy. West Ham can send Keano closer to the edge of 10/11.

The Merseyside derby is probably the most difficult puzzle in the right weekend. Honestly, I do not know which set of supporters will be proud to work on Monday morning, probably because the question is fundamentally flawed. I can not choose a hole in the 9 / 4 for a draw between Everton and Liverpool.

I want players like their colleagues to play rugby to follow. Although in fairness, Ashley Cole is doing its bit. The English rugby team are Shoo-ins at even money with the departure of nine points against South Africa at the World Cup.

Lewis Hamilton has the world at his feet, unlike Frank Lampard, who rely on updates from the staff helpful. 2 / 5 for young Lewis clinching championship BIOS is more than reasonable.

I think it is time for Frank Lampard bashing to stop. Nobody likes to see a big boy teased incessantly, except comedy value. Arsenal, Blackburn, Fulham, Manchester City and West Ham are a 10 / 1 weekend accer whose value is indisputable.