Juliette Ferrington
BBC Sport

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Jamie DeNiro Williams: If Kenny Dalglish can be sacked after winning a trophy and "wasting" money on Andy Carroll and Stewart Downing, why is Brendan Rodgers being allowed to remain after no trophies in three years and over £200m spent? Did he win LFC second place? Or did his tactical naivety lose them 1st place?

Fair point on Dalglish, Jamie. I was just never quite sure Kenny was the type of manager FSG really wanted - but a fine spell as caretaker and the manner in which he was loved by fans understandably got him the job.

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When appointing Rodgers, FSG invested a lot of faith and money in him and he was the young, modern, progressive sort of coach they wanted, willing to work within their infrastructure. He is their man so they are giving him every chance to succeed. 

As for the title, I am afraid I cannot stand some of the current revisionism about Rodgers. He and his players did brilliantly in finishing second - and he is a manager who was probably a man falling over away from winning Liverpool's first title in 24 years. He deserves huge credit for his work that season.

What are your favourite sport computer games?

Craig Green: A game as bloody minded, unpredictable and uncompromising as the name on the tin. An addictive stinker. 

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Felix Olukunle Adewumi: Don't you think the media sometimes have a say in referee's decision or punishments given to players?

I don't to be honest, Felix. I think the FA judge matters on their own merits. The media has every right to question and discuss decisions but I don't think they have a say in them.

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Wales coach Warren Gatland admits he doesn't know what they have done wrong, after they were warned over a breach of World Cup regulations.

Back-up players who did not make the final 31-man squads are not allowed to take part in practice sessions, but a group did yesterday.

"We haven't broken any rules. Apparently we have broken the "spirit of the rules," Gatland said.

"What that means we don't know. I don't know what we have done wrong."

Dutch midfielder Jordy Clasie is Southampton's only injury doubt for the game against Swansea, but is in contention to return against Chelsea the following week, according to manager Ronald Koeman....

Now,Claudio Ranierihas turned his attention to Saturday's game...

Sounds like Ronald Koeman is very proud of his Southampton side....

Eddie Howe is also aware Stoke are a better side than their position in the Premier League suggests:

"I've reviewed Stoke City's games and I've been impressed. They certainly don't look like a team that haven't won yet." 

"We are not at the stage where we can start to group games together. We want points from every game."

Claudio Ranieri has been reflecting on the League Cup win over West Ham, and the draw that pairs his side with Hull City...

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe has some selection dilemmas ahead of Saturday's trip to the Britannia Stadium.

"Both Harry Arter and Tommy Elphick are unavailable for selection.

"The performance against Sunderland was good, but we will prepare for Stoke City on an individual basis." 

Kris Temple
BBC Radio Solent

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Saints boss Ronaldo Koeman had this to say about Saturday's opponents Swansea:

"They are an example of how you do your football business. They try to play attractive football.

"We can compare them to our team and that's the reason why it's a difficult game for both teams." 

Koeman is also pleased to have Jay Rodriguez back available after injury.....

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman is speaking to the media and has begun by reflecting on their win at MK Dons in the League Cup...

Mark Poyser
BBC Wales football reporter

After the first month of the season, Garry Monk’s Swansea City were earning rave reviews for their on-field performances and their transfer activity off it.

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Now as we wait to speak to the Swans manager ahead of this weekend’s meeting with his former club Southampton, things have taken a turn for the worse. They haven’t won or scored in any of their last three matches after exiting the Capital One Cup at the hands of Championship side Hull on Tuesday.

In fact, no Swansea player other than Bafetimbi Gomis or summer signing Andre Ayew has scored in the Premier League this season.

Dave: Kick off on the amiga. Played at 90 miles an hour. Frustratingly quick but so satisfying when scoring a belter from 60 yds  

Andy Jones: Big Bass Fishing on the Sega Megadrive! 

Sam Pearce: Sensible soccer is up there... 30 yard slide tackles and blonde hair being outlawed? Class.

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Just a reminder you can watch the Wales coach Warren Gatland right now talking about the game against England - just click on the live coverage tab at the top of this page.