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4-2 actually.
if adebayor doesnt get 3 weeks for that kick i will rage
LOL ..
oops re the score ..i just saw it on the news
thought id just mention it to GG as i know how fond of the queen he is
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This is worse than Dunkirk.
HM has been on to me on skype and is inconsolible.
The ref !!!!!!!
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Go Chelsea.
Still ontop.
But l'm watching with interest, Man City. They should just rid of that coach and they could be a deadly team.
Still ontop.
But l'm watching with interest, Man City. They should just rid of that coach and they could be a deadly team.
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How good are the Villa !
Top 4 on the cards away with the pretenders.
Gabby the great !!
Top 4 on the cards away with the pretenders.
Gabby the great !!
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I saw Everton this weekend. As a one eyed aussie, even I was disappointed with Tim Cahill. He was way too precious on the pitch and played the ref's whistle more than the ball. That said, he's undoubtedly one of the league's best and his header was fantastic.
I'm off with a mate to Chelsea v Porto tomorrow night and even looking forward to it... I hope the smell washes off before the next Fulham home game
I'm off with a mate to Chelsea v Porto tomorrow night and even looking forward to it... I hope the smell washes off before the next Fulham home game
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Agree Cahill is a bit precious at times. Despite being an Evertonian couldn't agree with you that Cahill is one of the league's best but he has found his niche as a premier league player at Everton. His best attributes would be his attacking ability in the air and his ability to rarely lose possession of the ball.
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united v man city one of best games seen in quite some time, the most ridiculous amount of extra time i've ever seen tho, draw wouldve been fair result
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Yes, the big 4 frequently seem to get as much added time as they need to score, but having seen the game, for the most part Man City were outclassed.
A little part of me dies every time I say something like that...
Oh and FFC were rubbish this weekend. Andy Johnson is a lightweight and Danny Murphy had a mare. Midfielders playing too deep left us with no attacking options which isn't a great idea when you conceed two very uncharacteristic goals. With Man City away and Arsenal at home in the next two games it doesn't get too much easier. I'm probably better off spending my time at the pub rather than watching the game.
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michael owen can rot in an injury induced hell.
Interesting Season, Chelsea and Man U doing as expected, Arsenal better than most thought and maybe the team capable of catching Chelsea, Liverpool in all sorts of strife and IMO wont make the top 4 and champs league next season, they have already bombed out this year.
Big spending Man City doing as expected and may even nick the 4th champs league spot, although Tottenham and Aston Villa are both capable.
Down the bottom, Portsmouth look gone, Burnley also looked doomed, lost there manager and are starting to struggle, Hull also look in bad trouble after surprising everyone last season, these are my 3 i think will be relegated.
West Ham have been taken over finally by the previous owners of Birmingham City Gold and Sullivan both lifelong West Ham fans, so the future looks good for that club, these 2 chaps took over Birmingham when they were in the old 3rd Division and almost bankrupt, they then sold 15 years later with Birmigham in the top half of the Premier league with a very strong financial position the envy of just about every other PL club, here's an interview with them about there West Ham buy, one interesting part is Sullivan talking about a big premier league club in so much debt when it does go under it will be spectacular, he thinks its imminent (and its not West Ham the club he just bought), he would not name the club but the rumours ive heard are Portsmouth or shock if its true 'Liverpool"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVSQJkyAyEg
Big spending Man City doing as expected and may even nick the 4th champs league spot, although Tottenham and Aston Villa are both capable.
Down the bottom, Portsmouth look gone, Burnley also looked doomed, lost there manager and are starting to struggle, Hull also look in bad trouble after surprising everyone last season, these are my 3 i think will be relegated.
West Ham have been taken over finally by the previous owners of Birmingham City Gold and Sullivan both lifelong West Ham fans, so the future looks good for that club, these 2 chaps took over Birmingham when they were in the old 3rd Division and almost bankrupt, they then sold 15 years later with Birmigham in the top half of the Premier league with a very strong financial position the envy of just about every other PL club, here's an interview with them about there West Ham buy, one interesting part is Sullivan talking about a big premier league club in so much debt when it does go under it will be spectacular, he thinks its imminent (and its not West Ham the club he just bought), he would not name the club but the rumours ive heard are Portsmouth or shock if its true 'Liverpool"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVSQJkyAyEg
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if they get off this bond issue, it won't be Utd any time soon...
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Both Liverpool & Man U have massive debts. Having said that think of the power of their brand. Even an administrator with the power of the name and a spot in the EPL would be crazy to wind up.
Sure he might sell players but than Ronaldo was already sold in that context -only reason Man U made a profit last year.
Football wise great to see the Gunners doing well would love them to win but I'd tip Chelsea.
Sure he might sell players but than Ronaldo was already sold in that context -only reason Man U made a profit last year.
Football wise great to see the Gunners doing well would love them to win but I'd tip Chelsea.
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Fulham 4 - Juventus 1
On top of that, we hit the post twice and had 3 shots spectacularly saved. On cloud 9 and can't wait until the next round. Super Fulham!
On top of that, we hit the post twice and had 3 shots spectacularly saved. On cloud 9 and can't wait until the next round. Super Fulham!
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West Ham have been taken over finally by the previous owners of Birmingham City Gold and Sullivan both lifelong West Ham fans, so the future looks good for that club, these 2 chaps took over Birmingham when they were in the old 3rd Division and almost bankrupt, they then sold 15 years later with Birmigham in the top half of the Premier league with a very strong financial position the envy of just about every other PL club, here's an interview with them about there West Ham buy, one interesting part is Sullivan talking about a big premier league club in so much debt when it does go under it will be spectacular, he thinks its imminent (and its not West Ham the club he just bought), he would not name the club but the rumours ive heard are Portsmouth or shock if its true 'Liverpool"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVSQJkyAyEg
Geez I hope we stay up. The loss to Bolton was a real killer as we pumped them in the second half. How was Stanlislas hitting the post at the death.
Gold & Sullivan have been great for the club though and are actually sensible football club owners. Didn't they buy Birmingham for a quid?
I was devastated by Dean Ashton having to retire this year. What a terrible injury that was.
But I'm with you - Portsmouth, Burnley and Hull for the chop.
Damn United will win this again with Chelsea horror run with injuries coming at the bad time. Arsenal is the smoky with a decent run in. Man City to round out the top four. But Barca will win the Champions League; Messi is a class above Rooney no matter what Fergie and the English press say. Did you see the game against Stuttgart? Rooney could only hit that pass that set up the second goal in his dreams. What a player.
