Happy Tuesday footy folks, Kristian Jack back with you for this symbol of footballing excellence and that's the institution, for three weeks now anyway, known as The Tuesday Table. Remember, the number in brackets is their position from last week: 1. Liverpool (1) - I said last week that the only reason they are top is the poor play of their rivals but that is not true this week. They were very poor in the first half at Arsenal but I continue to see this team grow up in front of our very own...

Happy Tuesday footy folks, If you are like me and you are already overlooking this week's irrelevant Champions League games then this is the blog for you. Each week I will dissect the world's greatest league and provide you with my very own rankings. Sure, the table never lies and this year is the closest season in recent memory and parity reigns supreme - blah, blah, blah. Following yesterday's podcast in which we argued the plight of West Brom I have been inspired to start a new segment...

Alright, a week into his new 'interim' job, and Newcastle's Joe Kinnear has lost his mind! As much as I understand his frustration with certain areas of the media, this is out of line! Perhaps he has forgotten what it is like to be a manager, and how you need to deal with the media on a daily basis, but this is unbelievable! Check out this link , but be prepared to keep the boss, or the kids away from the computer. If his brogue is too strong, here is a transcript ! Let us know your thoughts...

Will St. James' be roaring, or whimpering? Joe Kinnear as interim gaffer is hardly going to appease the Geordie faithful, but will his comments? Suggesting that Newcastle will be sold soon, and Kevin Keegan and Alan Shearer returning to the fold, may be fact, or it may be fiction. However I wonder how the fans will view the comments, or will they see through them as Mike Ashley's attempt to fill the house. After all, this weeks approx 20,000 turnout for the Carling Cup loss to Spurs was embarressing...