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You get the politicians you deserve. Straight in at number one 35 years ago. Can't imagine anything with lyrics as provocative as this getting anywhere near the charts these days:

Last pre-season under Lennon they went to Australia apparently.

Where did Celtic usually go? That's probably a good indication.

If it's biased, it's biased against him, because he won't have to start next season by sorting out the mess he inherited. Hopefully he won't have to cope with the injury problems we've had this season either. Even so, of the current top six, we drew with Wolves, and lost narrowly to Watford and Boro. Only Derby and Norwich have outclassed us. Of the two other teams who could make the play-offs, we also beat Brentford and should have taken a least a point against Ipswich.

Brighton scored 55 goals in total last season and made the play-offs.

If we finish on 55 points, Lennon's ppg over the 35 games he's been in charge, would have given us 66 points over the course of the whole season. The average number of points required for the play-offs over the last ten seasons is 73. So on that basis we're just 7 points short...

He had a damned good go at relegating us himself. Worst start in our entire history in his second season and well on the way to repeating the trick in his third.

We haven't got the handicap of Dougie next season...

Lennon's post-match interview: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/32111170

Fulham playing Tuesday and Friday this week.

Suicidal Alan hasn't been on GMR tonight. Thought he'd be first on to congratulate the team on their fine victory.

Not as bad as Hull's. They've still got to play Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs and Ud.

I thought we'd had the new manager bounce and normal service had been resumed?

Well done Dougie. Five points from the last fifteen. Chucked away a 2-0 lead in the last ten minutes today.

...or them that thought the players were 'looking elsewhere and not up for a battle'.

Apparently Cardiff have closed that new stand with the red seats for the foreseeable future because they don't need the capacity. Makes you wonder why they built it.

Weren't Burnley one of the favourites to go down the same season they went up? I think the same applied to Blackpool as well. Wigan on the other hand, just missed out last season and could go down this season.

Top tune played at Sunderland on the final whistle:

You said two of them haven't been good enough. Make your mind up.

What happened to the dream of things getting better?

That's only two. You said that there were a lot.

I don't get people who are critical of the last few months whilst giving him no credit for the first few months. Surely it's more sensible to judge him over the entire period he's been here.

If you want a response you'll have to tell us which 'poor loan players' you're referring to.

http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/wanderers/12867285.Wanderers_stem_the_bleeding_but_how_long_could_a_complete_recovery_take_/ "Lennon still has a healthy budget to work with, however, and one which is actually larger than the one he had at Celtic..."

Were you saying that when the same players had lost one game in thirteen earlier in the season?