Sabrina.

The fact that Appleton was hired in the first place is even more of a surprise than him being sacked. Average manager

Gary Cahill ruled out with injury Steven Taylor called up as his replacement

Rio Ferdinand withdrawn Steven Caulker called up from the U21's as his replacement

Aaron Lennon and Michael Dawson withdrawn Joleon Lescott called up as a replacement

Europa League Draw: Chelsea vs. Rubin Kazan Tottenham vs. FC Basel Fenerbahce vs. Lazio Benfica vs. Newcastle

Should be quite straight forward for Real Madrid and Dortmund Barcelona and Bayern will also be favourites, but it depends which team turns up. Bayern were awful in the second leg vs. Arsenal whilst Barcelona weren't great vs. AC Milan in the first

Champions League Draw: Malaga vs. Borussia Dortmund Real Madrid vs. Galatasaray PSG vs. Barcelona Bayern Munich vs. Juventus

Saturday 16th March Everton vs. Man City 12:45 1-1 Aston Villa vs. QPR 15:00 2-1 Southampton vs. Liverpool 15:00 0-2 Stoke vs. West Brom 15:00 0-1 Swansea vs. Arsenal 15:00 1-3 Man United vs. Reading 17:30 4-0 Sunday 17th March Sunderland vs. Norwich 13:30 2-1 Tottenham vs. Fulham 15:00 3-1 Chelsea vs. West Ham 15:00 3-1 Wigan vs. Newcastle 15:00 3-2

I wouldn't have picked both Osman and Parker. Once the U21 tournament is over we'll hopefully see a few of those players promoted to the squad instead Hodgson would probably find it hard to argue that the squad is based on recent form too. Young, Smalling, Oxlade-Chamberlain? to name a few..

England squad to play San Marino and Montenegro Goalkeepers: Joe Hart [Man City], Ben Foster [West Brom], Fraser Forster [Celtic] Defenders: Leighton Baines [Everton], Ashley Cole [Chelsea], Glen Johnson [Liverpool], Kyle Walker [Tottenham], Chris Smalling [Man United], Joleon Lescott [Man City], Steven Caulker [Tottenham], Steven Taylor [Newcastle] Midfielders: Steven Gerrard [Liverpool], Frank Lampard [Chelsea], Michael Carrick [Man United], Tom Cleverley [Man United], Scott Parker [Tottenham], Leon Osman [Everton], James Milner [Man City], Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain [Arsenal], Ashley Young [Man United] Forwards: Wayne Rooney [Man United], Daniel Welbeck [Man United], Daniel Sturridge [Liverpool], Jermain Defoe [Tottenham] Withdrawn: Michael Dawson, Aaron Lennon, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Cahill, Theo Walcott

Prediction League 1. Suedehead 376 points 2. Kenukcsf 321 points 3. Ryan471: 287 points 4. Sabrina: 273 points 5. Charlie: 139 points 6. Rooney: 115 points 7. Y!kes: 87 points 8. WALL-E: 58 points 9. Robot: 34 points 10. Oliver 24 points Fixtures: Saturday 16th March Everton vs. Man City 12:45 Aston Villa vs. QPR 15:00 Southampton vs. Liverpool 15:00 Stoke vs. West Brom 15:00 Swansea vs. Arsenal 15:00 Man United vs. Reading 17:30 Sunday 17th March Sunderland vs. Norwich 13:30 Tottenham vs. Fulham 15:00 Chelsea vs. West Ham 15:00 Wigan vs. Newcastle 15:00

Fixtures: Saturday 9th March Norwich vs. Southampton 15:00 1-1 QPR vs. Sunderland 15:00 2-1 Reading vs. Aston Villa 15:00 1-2 West Brom vs. Swansea 15:00 0-0 Sunday 10th March Newcastle vs. Stoke 15:00 2-1 Liverpool vs. Tottenham 16:00 1-2

Roy Keane must be the Man United version of Mark Lawrenson. Should really be sticking up for the club, but uses every opportunity to throw a dig in instead

Prediction League 1. Suedehead 374 points 2. Kenukcsf 312 points 3. Ryan471: 285 points 4. Sabrina: 279 points 5. Charlie: 139 points 6. Rooney: 115 points 7. Y!kes: 87 points 8. Lee Wallace: 49 points 9. Robot: 34 points 10. Oliver 24 points Fixtures: Saturday 9th March Norwich vs. Southampton 15:00 QPR vs. Sunderland 15:00 Reading vs. Aston Villa 15:00 West Brom vs. Swansea 15:00 Sunday 10th March Newcastle vs. Stoke 15:00 Liverpool vs. Tottenham 16:00

Sunday 3rd March Tottenham vs. Arsenal 16:00 2-3 Monday 4th March Aston Villa vs. Man City 20:00 0-3

Please no. Right Now is one of my least favourite songs on the album

People will dismiss it as another "Rafa rant", but he does speak sense. He'll be gone at the end of the season, whereas the fans are the ones that will suffer next season if they don't qualify for champions league. How can you support a team and yet still want a manager to fail? It doesn't really work

I don't see how a player of the season award where voting takes place before the season ends can be seen as credible Gareth Bale will probably win based on a purple patch rather than for consistency throughout the season

Prediction League 1. Suedehead 359 points 2. Kenukcsf 302 points 3. Sabrina: 275 points 4. Ryan471: 270 points 5. Charlie: 139 points 6. Rooney: 115 points 7. Y!kes: 87 points 8. Lee Wallace: 49 points 9. Robot: 34 points 10. Oliver 24 points Fixtures: Saturday 2nd March Chelsea vs. West Brom 15:00 Everton vs. Reading 15:00 Man United vs. Norwich 15:00 Southampton vs. QPR 15:00 Stoke vs. West Ham 15:00 Sunderland vs. Fulham 15:00 Swansea vs. Newcastle 15:00 Wigan vs. Liverpool 17:30 Sunday 3rd March Tottenham vs. Arsenal 16:00 Monday 4th March Aston Villa vs. Man City 20:00

Saturday 23rd February Fulham vs. Stoke 12:45 2-1 Norwich vs. Everton 15:00 1-2 West Brom vs. Sunderland 15:00 2-0 Arsenal vs. Aston Villa 15:00 5-1 Reading vs. Wigan 15:00 2-1 QPR vs. Man United 15:00 0-4 Sunday 24th February Newcastle vs. Southampton 13:30 2-1 Man City vs. Chelsea 13:30 1-2 Monday 25th February West Ham vs. Tottenham 20:00 0-2

What is she wearing? Edit: Oh I spoke too soon..

Really surprised at Ben Howard winning Breakthrough Act JT though :wub: Glad he's performing Mirrors and not Suit & Tie

I turn on and she's already on the screen. Cannot deal with this Emeli Sande domination

Predictions: British Male Solo Artist: Ben Howard British Female Solo Artist: Emeli Sande British Breakthrough Act: Rita Ora British Group: Mumford & Sons British Single: Adele - Skyfall British Live Act: Muse British Album: Emeli Sande - Our version of events International Male: Frank Ocean International Female: Lana Del Rey International Group: The Black Keys Global Success: One Direction

Live Nation usually do a pre-sale. Gigs & Tours too