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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 5. October 2008 22:48 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Results - Saturday 4th October 2008 Sunderland 1 vs 1 Arsenal Leadbitter 86'; Fabregas 90' West Bromwich Albion 1 vs 0 Fulham Bednar 61' Wigan Athletic 0 vs 1 Middlesbrough Aliadiere 89' Blackburn Rovers 0 vs 2 Manchester United Brown 31', Rooney 64' Sunday 5th October West Ham United 1 vs 3 Bolton Wanderers Cole 69'; Davies 30', Cahill 34', Taylor 86' Chelsea 2 vs 0 Aston Villa J.Cole 21', Anelka 44' Manchester City 2 vs 3 Liverpool Ireland 19', Garrido 41', Zabaleta Sent Off 67'; Torres 55', 73', Kuyt 90' Portsmouth 2 vs 1 Stoke City Crouch 25', Defoe 51'; Fuller 48 Tottenham Hotspur 0 vs 1 Hull City Geovanni 9' Everton 2 vs 2 Newcastle United Arteta (p)17', Fellaini 35'; Taylor 45', Duff 47' |
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 5. October 2008 22:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 5. October 2008 22:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Dominant performance from United again Blackburn where we normally have a very tricky time of things but its good to see that were finally put performances together and getting the points we needs to attack Chelsea at the top of the league. West Brom at home next for us, after the international break, so should be another 3 points and with that game in hand its starting to look more like the norm at the top of the league.....apart from Hull lol Scott |
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 7. October 2008 22:55 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Something I dont think i mentioned which happened about a year ago....the draw for the 4th Round of the Carling Cup was made and below are the fixtures Arsenal vs Wigan Athletic Brighton and Hove Albion/Derby County vs Leeds United Chelsea vs Burnley Manchester United vs Queens Park Rangers Stoke City vs Rotherham United Sunderland vs Blackburn Rovers Swansea City vs Watford Tottenham Hotspur vs Liverpool *Premier League Teams in Bold |
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 17. October 2008 11:13 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Fixtures - Saturday 18th October 2008 Arsenal vs Everton Aston Villa vs Portsmouth Bolton Wanderers vs Blackburn Rovers Fulham vs Sunderland Liverpool vs Wigan Athletic Manchester United vs West Bromwich Albion Middlesbrough vs Chelsea Sunday 19th October 2008 Hull City vs West Ham United Stoke City vs Tottenham Hotspur Monday 20th October 2008 Newcastle United vs Manchester City |
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| Author: | chungwit [ 21. October 2008 14:55 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
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| Author: | chungwit [ 21. October 2008 15:17 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 21. October 2008 23:02 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Results - Saturday 18th October 2008 Arsenal 3 vs 1 Everton Nasri 48', Van Persie 70', Walcott 90'; Osman 9' Aston Villa 0 vs 0 Portsmouth Davis Sent Off 81' Bolton Wanderers 0 vs 0 Blackburn Rovers Fulham 0 vs 0 Sunderland Liverpool 3 vs 2 Wigan Athletic Kuyt 37', 85', Riera 80'; Zaki 29', 45', Valencia Sent Off 75' Manchester United 4 vs 0 West Bromwich Albion Rooney 56', Ronaldo 69', Berbatov 71', Nani 90' Middlesbrough 0 vs 5 Chelsea Kalou 14', 53', Belletti 51', Lampard 63', Malouda 67' Sunday 19th October 2008 Hull City 1 vs 0 West Ham United Turner 51' Stoke City 2 vs 1 Tottenham Hotspur Higgingbotham (p)19, Delap 53'; Bent 25', Bale and Dawson Sent Off 17' & 90' Monday 20th October 2008 Newcastle United 2 vs 2 Manchester City Ameobi 44', Dunne OG 63', Beye Sent Off 12'; Robinho (p)14', Ireland 86' |
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| Author: | kallur83 [ 21. October 2008 23:21 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Man City their money isn't working so far |
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| Author: | THOMAS [ 22. October 2008 07:52 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
That thing with Liverpool has become very annoying, getting to win matches in the last minutes. They did it with Utd, Man.City, Wigan, Middlesborough.... I know that as a Utd fan i shouldn't complain because we have done the some thing dozens of times in the past, but it is nerve breaking when your biggest opponent does it repeatedly... |
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 23. October 2008 11:48 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Man City their money isn't working so far As a Man United fan, I cant say im overly happy with whats going on over at City, but considering that they only brought in one player during the transfer window people shouldnt expect that City are going to become world beaters straight away. The best time to assess City's chances are after the January transfer window when they can really splash the cash over a period of a month, rather than a few hours Scott |
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| Author: | kallur83 [ 23. October 2008 13:06 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Man City their money isn't working so far As a Man United fan, I cant say im overly happy with whats going on over at City, but considering that they only brought in one player during the transfer window people shouldnt expect that City are going to become world beaters straight away. The best time to assess City's chances are after the January transfer window when they can really splash the cash over a period of a month, rather than a few hours Scott Kompany and Robinho are still two big transfers, but i don't think they will be champion but they have the potential for a 4th-5th place |
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 24. October 2008 20:40 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Man City their money isn't working so far As a Man United fan, I cant say im overly happy with whats going on over at City, but considering that they only brought in one player during the transfer window people shouldnt expect that City are going to become world beaters straight away. The best time to assess City's chances are after the January transfer window when they can really splash the cash over a period of a month, rather than a few hours Scott Kompany and Robinho are still two big transfers, but i don't think they will be champion but they have the potential for a 4th-5th place Kompany was a transfer that they were always going to get, Robinho was never in a million years going to go to city unless the new owners turned up. I still think that, on the back of some comical defending against Newcastle, that City with the team they have now will be lucky to finish in the top 6. However we still have the January transfer window to come and god knows who they are planning on bringing in Scott |
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| Author: | kallur83 [ 24. October 2008 22:53 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Man City their money isn't working so far As a Man United fan, I cant say im overly happy with whats going on over at City, but considering that they only brought in one player during the transfer window people shouldnt expect that City are going to become world beaters straight away. The best time to assess City's chances are after the January transfer window when they can really splash the cash over a period of a month, rather than a few hours Scott Kompany and Robinho are still two big transfers, but i don't think they will be champion but they have the potential for a 4th-5th place Kompany was a transfer that they were always going to get, Robinho was never in a million years going to go to city unless the new owners turned up. I still think that, on the back of some comical defending against Newcastle, that City with the team they have now will be lucky to finish in the top 6. However we still have the January transfer window to come [b]and god knows who they are planning on bringing in Scott[/b] are we talking about C.R. 
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| Author: | ever_the_optimist [ 26. October 2008 16:22 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Barclays English Premier League 2008/09 |
Fixtures - Saturday 25th October 2008 Everton vs Manchester United (12.00pm) Sunderland vs Newcastle United (12.45pm) West Bromwich Albion vs Hull City Blackburn Rovers vs Middlesbrough (5.30pm) Sunday 26th October 2008 Chelsea vs Liverpool (1.30pm) Manchester City vs Stoke City Tottenham Hotspur vs Bolton Wanderers Wigan Athletic vs Aston Villa West Ham United vs Arsenal (4.00pm) Portsmouth vs Fulham (5.00pm) *All matches kick off at 3pm unless stated) |
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