So, basically, this arsewipe may now have decided the fate of the EPL, as well as the CL spots this season should the Chavs dump Manure.

MIKE CAIRNSSKI

great to see the title race back on

A Chelsea win next week at Old Trafford will see them in pole position

PS - Champions league and the Premier League are different - all results are possible - anything can and will happen

And the relegation dog-fight will go  to the final sunday - always does

Blackpool, Wigan, Wolves and West Ham - anyones guess who goes down

Even if Chelsea win at Old Trafford next week, that probably won't be enough for Chelsea.

Man Utd have just the game they would want on the last day in a situation where goal difference could prove crucial, a home game against Blackpool where they could easily step up a gear and put 5 or 6 past them.

Assuming you don't suffer a 15 point deduction this week and lose in the Play Offs.....

Seriously, I hope the penalty is financial. It would be a travesty to lose points at this stage for something that happened in the previous season.

I was thinking it must be quite rare for two managers to be able to come out with the same cliche that says "The title is in our hands" and both be right.

Of course Chelsea has the harder task and a harder final two matches.  A win next Sunday would still leave some work to do, unless Chelsea can win by 2 or 3 clear goals.  I expect ManU to have a better goal difference from their last two matches than Chelsea.

All the same, a much closer finish to the season than seemed remotely likely two months ago.

Not one to blow my own trumpet, but I wrote this on March 6th

I wish I had placed a bet now

KENNY DOGLEASH

ROD HULL

Poor performance yesterday..cant have any complaints. Makes the game against chelsea a real cracker

Congrats and good luck for next season.  Went to Loftus road a couple of years back for the 0-1 reverse with Norwich in abismal conditions where the highlight of the game was the Norwich fan who celebrated his side's goal by running onto the pitch falling flat on his face in the mud and being ejected to rapturous applaus from his fellow fans!!  Say hello to Adel for me! 

Yesterday's performance by Man U, rather empitomises their season - blowing hot and then cold - although I was surprised by their lack of constructive endeavour given their recent run of results. Maybe they had one eye on the Schalke game or maybe they thought it would just happen; in any event it didn't!

Of course if Man U win their next 2 games at Old Trafford it all becomes pretty much accademic.......barring a complete balls up in their last two games of the season they will regain the Premiership crown and will have reached the final of the Champions League..........not a bad season all in all

Squeaky bum time

Given the gap of 15 points I gave of us no chance of catching them. But its a 'funny old game'

To quote the guy in the film Speed, momentum is a funny thing

Here's a nice gruesome pix while you're having your dinner.

If you are of a sensitive disposition then don't bother clicking the link.

http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg620/scaled.php?tn=0&server=620&filename=vsqdym.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640

Anyway onwards and upwards, whether you're particularly interested or not, where's your money on the Man U/Chelsea game tomorrow?

Here's a nice gruesome pix while you're having your dinner.

If you are of a sensitive disposition then don't bother clicking the link.

http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg620/scaled.php?tn=0&server=620&filename=vsqdym.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640

Originally Posted by: llamedos 

.......and this is? Sorry you've lost me there 

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

Bale after being done by Charlie Adam this afternoon. If he has avoided a broken ankle/leg I will be surprised.

I've given up complaining about poor officiating - there is absolutely no point.

I won't offer an opinion on this one because I'd be going back on my previous post about poor officiating. That said, I'd need to know who the ref is.

Here's a nice gruesome pix while you're having your dinner.

If you are of a sensitive disposition then don't bother clicking the link.

http://desmond.yfrog.com/Himg620/scaled.php?tn=0&server=620&filename=vsqdym.jpg&xsize=640&ysize=640

Originally Posted by: llamedos 

.......and this is? Sorry you've lost me there 

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

Bale after being done by Charlie Adam this afternoon. If he has avoided a broken ankle/leg I will be surprised.

I've given up complaining about poor officiating - there is absolutely no point.

Originally Posted by: llamedos 

Have to say that does look nasty.....let's hope the injury is not as serious as you're suggesting. On the subject of refereeing I'm not sure what the answer is short of there being better interaction between the ref and the other officiators given that video/electronic assistance would create the diversions experienced in both tennis and cricket, but would work to the detriment of football IMHO (shrugs shoulders!)

Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

One thought I had would be to have another referee monitoring the play from off the pitch, who would be able to see a replay and then inform the ref at the next natural break in play. In other words, Adams could have been sent off three or or four minutes later, if the offence was deemed a straight red.

OK, just found out that Howard Webb is officiating on Sunday.

So that will be a home win for United.

Looking forward to todays game between United and Chelsea! Just need to get over the disappointment of yesterday. I put £2 on an accumulator, they all came off except Blackpool didn't beat Tottenham! I hate Defoe, would have won £840! 

In other news, a thrilling end to another superb SPL season is well and truly on.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/scot_prem/table/default.stm

Celtic and Rangers (this seasons top two) will be nervously looking over their shoulders as Hearts make a late play for the title

Well the Rangers and Celtic fans will have a nervous end to season..where will the trophy end up ? Tho will it be the eastend of Glasgow or the southside.>?