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Gooner
15 February 2011 13:21:51


Think Chelsea are now out of the equation likewise man City. Two teams are now in the premeirship race and i am sure there will be a few twists and turns before the crowning in May. Man U have to play Chelsea twice so the blues could have a big say where the title ends. Likewise the teams who are scrapping for every point to keep their prem status.


FA cup and Champs league could also play a part in where the Prem title ends up.  I am sure both managers will be wanting their opposites to progress in the Champs league as the fixtures pile up, if Arsenal were to dispose of the Barca it certainly would open up the Champs league.


Van Persie is very much a player Arsenal need to keep fit along with their skipper Cesc both very influential and top top drawer. Man U will look to Vidic who has been a solid performer along with all their strikers to get the goals required, unfortunatley Man Us midfield has been very poor this season and needs to be sorted, very risky when having to play a team like Chelsea twice during the run in.


IMO Man U are slight faves as they have their noses just in front and have the bottle, the temprament and SAF to guide them. Would i put money on it..? Not a chance and if another team were to win the prem then Arsenal would be well worthy.


Originally Posted by: future_is_orange 


I agree it is vital CF and RVP are kept fit we missed them last year for long periods without much quality on the bench, I also think Man U are favourites SAF is no mug and will have his men fine tuned for the run in

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SEMerc
15 February 2011 15:34:13

Bad taste and bloody stupid for sure; but do we really need the legal system to be clogged up by cases like this? Why not a simple fine.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-12462959

Saint Snow
15 February 2011 21:51:58


Bad taste and bloody stupid for sure; but do we really need the legal system to be clogged up by cases like this? Why not a simple fine.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-12462959


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


FFS.


 


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llamedos
15 February 2011 22:02:40



Bad taste and bloody stupid for sure; but do we really need the legal system to be clogged up by cases like this? Why not a simple fine.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-12462959


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


FFS.


 


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 

Bad taste, insensitive, boring you name it, plus the guys obviously a prick, but surely not really worth wasting anyone's time with?

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Saint Snow
15 February 2011 22:07:41




Bad taste and bloody stupid for sure; but do we really need the legal system to be clogged up by cases like this? Why not a simple fine.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-12462959


Originally Posted by: llamedos 


FFS.


 


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 

Bad taste, insensitive, boring you name it, plus the guys obviously a prick, but surely not really worth wasting anyone's time with?


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


Exactly


Martin
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Saint Snow
17 February 2011 16:28:28

Tom Hicks told he can't sue Liverpool/RBS/Martin Broughton/NESV/the club mascot in the US, further to his claims that he was ripped off when the sale of the club was forced through.


Excellent!


Meanwhile, Liverpool set to give a debut to a 16 year old forward called Raheem Sterling who is in his final year at school and currently on half term holidays.


 


[PS - his school's in St Helens ]


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Saint Snow
17 February 2011 20:46:07

Sterling's not made the 18, but another Liverpool youngster, Conor Coady (17) is on the bench.


Coady, who captained England U-17's to European Championship victory last summer, went to my old school 


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Snow Hoper
19 February 2011 13:45:09







The title is far from over yet after the weekend results.


Originally Posted by: wallaw 


Just a massive pity Arsenal couldn't take full advantage


Originally Posted by: Snow Hoper 

or even Man U


Originally Posted by: wallaw 


I agree, out of the 2 manager SAF must be kicking himself , they knew a win would put big big daylight between Man U and the chasing pack, that said they are still very much in control


Originally Posted by: Gooner 


I'm not so sure Gooner, I think that THIS Man U could easily 2 or 3 games without a win, especially when Europe starts again. The one thing they have in their favour is that Chelsea may well be out of the title race but still in Europe by the time the 2 teams meet in the league (does anyone know when the postponed game is due to be played?)


Originally Posted by: llamedos 


Last I heard it was March 1st


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


Which would be about the worst time for those chasing Man U IMHO. Chelsea still in Europe and might see the prem as a lost cause.


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


Although it doesn't matter now as Chelsea, even with shevchenco's brother upfront, won't win in. But If they beat Everton today in the cup, then this Man U game gets put back again as Chelsea would need to play Reading in round 5

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Snow Hoper
19 February 2011 18:13:32

Forget I said anything

Going to war over religion is like killing each other to see who has the better imaginary friend.


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Karl Guille
21 February 2011 00:18:59

With two important Champions League games under the belt last week, Tottenham and Arsenal turn their minds towards securing qualification for next year's elite competition with League games against Blackpool and Stoke respectively.  First up are Tottenham at a refreshing Blackpool who, hopefully, will continue to play attack minded football which should make for an entertaining game.  Arsenal then face a resolute Stoke side who will look to frustrate Arsenal's attacking game.


Whilst Arsenal will harbour hopes of a Premiership Trophy, wins for both will help towards securing a much deserved place in Europe's elite for two free flowing and entertaining footballing teams next season.     

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Gooner
21 February 2011 10:28:36


With two important Champions League games under the belt last week, Tottenham and Arsenal turn their minds towards securing qualification for next year's elite competition with League games against Blackpool and Stoke respectively.  First up are Tottenham at a refreshing Blackpool who, hopefully, will continue to play attack minded football which should make for an entertaining game.  Arsenal then face a resolute Stoke side who will look to frustrate Arsenal's attacking game.


Whilst Arsenal will harbour hopes of a Premiership Trophy, wins for both will help towards securing a much deserved place in Europe's elite for two free flowing and entertaining footballing teams next season.     


Originally Posted by: Karl Guille 


Agreed , 2 wins are vital

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future_is_orange
21 February 2011 17:57:54

Patrice Evra has signed a contract extension. Great business for Man U as Patrice is a fantastic left back, glad to see he has signed a new contract as Real Madrid had been sniffing about.

Gooner
21 February 2011 19:30:25


Patrice Evra has signed a contract extension. Great business for Man U as Patrice is a fantastic left back, glad to see he has signed a new contract as Real Madrid had been sniffing about.


Originally Posted by: future_is_orange 


One of their best players I think, pushes A Cole for the title of best LB in the world IMO

Remember anything after T120 is really Just For Fun



Marcus
Banbury
North Oxfordshire
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Saint Snow
21 February 2011 20:32:27



Patrice Evra has signed a contract extension. Great business for Man U as Patrice is a fantastic left back, glad to see he has signed a new contract as Real Madrid had been sniffing about.


Originally Posted by: Gooner 


One of their best players I think, pushes A Cole for the title of best LB in the world IMO


Originally Posted by: future_is_orange 


And Evra is a million times more of a man that Cashley could ever hope to be.


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21 February 2011 20:38:25
Not difficult really as Cashley is about as much a man as Brogdale is a Tory
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future_is_orange
22 February 2011 08:31:37

With Chelsea now out of the FA Cup and also barring a miracle out of the Prem race, the only hope of silverware is the Champions league... a very poor season by Chelsea's standards. I put it to the forum that the current Chelsea team will be broken up over the summer with many players  (and possible manger etc) departing. Why have they been so poor after a great start...? Was the sacking of gentleman Ray Wilkins a factor in their slide..? For me there is definitley something going on behind the scenes...

llamedos
22 February 2011 08:52:34


a very poor season by Chelsea's standards.


Why have they been so poor after a great start...? Was the sacking of gentleman Ray Wilkins a factor in their slide..?

Originally Posted by: future_is_orange 

We've touched on this several times before haven't we Jon..........no coincidence in my mind that Ray's dismissal has led their dip in form........and of course no explanation has ever been forthcoming from Chelsea?  

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SEMerc
22 February 2011 17:24:15

Rooney and Rooney spouse, victim of blackmail campagn, seemingly over pictures of their sprog. I did manage to get one of the pix that have been circulating.


http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23925436-three-arrested-in-plot-to-blackmail-coleen-rooney-over-lost-photos-of-kai.do


 


Karl Guille
22 February 2011 19:07:47



Patrice Evra has signed a contract extension. Great business for Man U as Patrice is a fantastic left back, glad to see he has signed a new contract as Real Madrid had been sniffing about.


Originally Posted by: Gooner 


One of their best players I think, pushes A Cole for the title of best LB in the world IMO


Originally Posted by: future_is_orange 


Behind BAE of course!!

St. Sampson
Guernsey
Gooner
22 February 2011 20:41:09



a very poor season by Chelsea's standards.


Why have they been so poor after a great start...? Was the sacking of gentleman Ray Wilkins a factor in their slide..?

Originally Posted by: llamedos 

We've touched on this several times before haven't we Jon..........no coincidence in my mind that Ray's dismissal has led their dip in form........and of course no explanation has ever been forthcoming from Chelsea?  


Originally Posted by: future_is_orange 


Totally agree, RW going has given Chelski problems they never anticipated , but clearly he had an influence on the team.  It hasn't been a good season for them so far, but no one has won a thing yet have they .

Remember anything after T120 is really Just For Fun



Marcus
Banbury
North Oxfordshire
378 feet A S L


Gooner
22 February 2011 20:42:29

Spurs 1 down to Blackpool at the moment, they need to get something from tonights game , Tottenham that is, but then again so do Holloways men

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Marcus
Banbury
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Gooner
22 February 2011 20:48:27

Blackpool now 2 up, just backs up my arguement I had at work, some Prem games are alot harder than CL games

Remember anything after T120 is really Just For Fun



Marcus
Banbury
North Oxfordshire
378 feet A S L


SEMerc
22 February 2011 20:55:07

Quite how the scoreline is 2-0 (apart from the obvious) is totally beyond me. Blackpool have been battered (and not a seaside pun either) by Spurs and for much of the game have been hanging on by the skin of their teeth.


Having had two shots cleared off the line (so far) I have a feeling it's going to be one of those nights.



EDIT: After 54 mins - goal attempts: Blackpool 6, Tottenham 14. It's like watching a giant pinball machine being tilted.

Gooner
22 February 2011 21:33:10


Quite how the scoreline is 2-0 (apart from the obvious) is totally beyond me. Blackpool have been battered (and not a seaside pun either) by Spurs and for much of the game have been hanging on by the skin of their teeth.


Having had two shots cleared off the line (so far) I have a feeling it's going to be one of those nights.



EDIT: After 54 mins - goal attempts: Blackpool 6, Tottenham 14. It's like watching a giant pinball machine being tilted.


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


What are you watching that on?

Remember anything after T120 is really Just For Fun



Marcus
Banbury
North Oxfordshire
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SEMerc
22 February 2011 21:35:44

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