Biggest surprise of the season so far?

[Fesan]

What is the biggest surprise of the season so far for you?

For me it is Tottenham not having one offside in a game where Adebayor played for most of it.

[Alioune DVToure]

I expected Newcastle and Sunderland to be doing a bit better. West Brom's good start is probably the biggest surprise, though. It's nice to see Steve Clarke have a go at management having been talked up as a coach for years. And good on West Brom for giving him the job.

Big Fat Sam and West Ham are having a surprisingly good go too.

[london blue 2]

Van persies' knees are still working :(

[Fidel Castro]

West Ham

[Dronny]

That Mancini hasn't been replaced because of the shit football, out of the chumps league, another fucked up year in the league cup, bound to go out to Dagenham and Redbridge in the FA Cup, internal strife ripping apart the dressing room, mardy arse cretins masquerading as footballers, 3-5-2, 4-4-2, 3-2-5, 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1, no discipline in defence, lack of goals compared to last year........just a snippet from yesterdays Sunday Supplement, probably

[Hazy2]

Zabba, has become even better.

[Chinners]

Us being in second place ...

[Sideshow Bob]

QPR on 4 pts after 11 matches played. shocking, even for hughes.

[Wonderwall]

Red scouse doing awful and 3 points worse off than they were under hodgson after the same amount of games, but the idiots are still backing rogers when they were hounding out hodgson? Maybe they have accepted they are garbage?

[Rag_hater]

That we have only let in 10 goals seeing as we let teams run riot on set pieces.

[Swales4ever]

I'd like to say QPR, if it wasnt for the risk of losing the very little intellectual respect that Antii has for me.

[Goaters 103]

Us being in second place despite the club descending into utter crisis, with every player wanting out, and having the worst defensive record in the league.

[Cocacolajojo1]

Van persies' knees are still working :(

First of all this.

Second of all, the fact that Chelsea are still keeping it together. I don't believe for one second that Roberto di Matteo has it in him to be a manager for a big club. Alright he won the Champions League but there's always going to be a bit of luck about that. Well... I at least did doubht him but now I'm not so sure. We'll see about that.

Thirdly, the fact that we have the best defence in the league. I did not see that coming. It seems to me that no defender in the PL will be nominated for Ballon D'or next year.

Fourth. West Brom.

[stevefromdonny]

the lack of goals, with the players we have, we should have more

[Lev Bronstein]

That Mancini hasn't been replaced because of the shit football, out of the chumps league, another fucked up year in the league cup, bound to go out to Dagenham and Redbridge in the FA Cup, internal strife ripping apart the dressing room, mardy arse cretins masquerading as footballers, 3-5-2, 4-4-2, 3-2-5, 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1, no discipline in defence, lack of goals compared to last year........just a snippet from yesterdays Sunday Supplement, probably

Actually thought they were reasonably fair.
"Europe's a problem, but it was on hell of a tough group, the 10 points they got last year would normally have seen them through. Still in a good position in the league. Mancini seems clear about what he wants, good manager. Pep Guardiola's the elephant in the room - but he is for most managers" Thay sort of thing

[Green & Blue]

Our defence seemingly being utterly useless yet we have the best defensive record in the league.

[sheblue]

for us.......our lackluster displays (hopefully in the past now)..

(cant understand why people feel QPR is a big surprise)

[Dronny]

That Mancini hasn't been replaced because of the shit football, out of the chumps league, another fucked up year in the league cup, bound to go out to Dagenham and Redbridge in the FA Cup, internal strife ripping apart the dressing room, mardy arse cretins masquerading as footballers, 3-5-2, 4-4-2, 3-2-5, 1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1, no discipline in defence, lack of goals compared to last year........just a snippet from yesterdays Sunday Supplement, probably

Actually thought they were reasonably fair.
"Europe's a problem, but it was on hell of a tough group, the 10 points they got last year would normally have seen them through. Still in a good position in the league. Mancini seems clear about what he wants, good manager. Pep Guardiola's the elephant in the room - but he is for most managers" Thay sort of thing

Fair do's Lev, I didn't see it but just spouted a generic load of bollox (no surprise there then) they seem to come out with :-)

[Sideshow Bob]

(cant understand why people feel QPR is a big surprise)

oh ffs. if you actually predicted qpr to sit dead last at this stage - with players of granero's calibre at their disposal - show us the betting slips and a photo of those millions you've won.

[aaron bond]

(cant understand why people feel QPR is a big surprise)

oh ffs. if you actually predicted qpr to sit dead last at this stage - with players of granero's calibre at their disposal - show us the betting slips and a photo of those millions you've won.

It's not the signings why they are down there...