September 20, 200718 yr That ruskie is a twat. And what's the matter Jack, fat Sam not good enough for you? Jose to Saints! Hey I can dream.
September 20, 200718 yr That ruskie is a twat. And what's the matter Jack, fat Sam not good enough for you? Jose to Saints! Hey I can dream. That isn't a dream - it's tantamount to delusion!!:laugh3:
September 20, 200718 yr No delusion would be if he'd please bring John Terry with him to sort out our CB problem. :laugh3:
September 20, 200718 yr No delusion would be if he'd please bring John Terry with him to sort out our CB problem. :laugh3: The Saints are having radio communication problems too??:stunned:
September 21, 200718 yr No delusion would be if he'd please bring John Terry with him to sort out our CB problem. :laugh3: You wish,but John Terry never let us down
September 21, 200718 yr Lampard could left,but he didnt Cech and Terry stays anyhow( from interview on the website) Im not sure about Drogba although I hate him,his goals are the importance for staying in at least top 2 for CL
September 22, 200718 yr Author Salisbury 2-0 Northwich Luke Oliver and Matt Tubbs were on target to give Salisbury victory and leave Northwich still without a win. Oliver finished well after 12 minutes when he latched onto Robbie Matthews' flick-on to score. Salisbury deservedly extended their lead two minutes after the break when Tubbs produced an excellent left-foot finish from 12 yards. Northwich rarely threatened and Aaron Cook should have added a third for Salisbury late on, but he headed over. ---------- 6th place on 21 points, one place below the play-offs :D I'm dreaming of a 3rd straight promotion :stunned:
September 23, 200718 yr Author First league away win of the year :D 1-0 against Blackburn :) Man Utd are 1-0 against Chelsea
September 23, 200718 yr Man Utd sink 10-man Chelsea Tevez nods in for his first goal for Man Utd Manchester United added to Chelsea woes by beating their rivals in Avram Grant's first game in charge of the Blues after Jose Mourinho's exit. Chelsea put in a resolute showing but had Mikel Jon Obi harshly sent off for a rash tackle on Patrice Evra. United then went ahead after first-half injury-time had elapsed with a near-post Carlos Tevez header. Chelsea stubbornly kept the deficit to one goal until Louis Saha's spot-kick after a foul on him by Tal Ben Haim. The Chelsea players had been firmly under the microscope at the start of the game after Mourinho's exit and came away with their pride intact after a battling display. They traded high-fives and hugs in a show of unity as they gathered together just before kick-off. If there was any fragility about the Blues' resolve, a professional United quickly tried to expose it as they took a stranglehold of the game. United striker Wayne Rooney cut inside Ben Haim on the edge of the box and curled a shot on the visitors goal which keeper Petr Cech finger-tipped wide at full-stretch. Chelsea heeded the warning and duly got into their stride, producing some promising periods of play - only to squander their good work with poor decisions and a lack of a cutting edge in the final third. The home side were denied a penalty when a sliding Joe Cole appeared to make contact with Evra ahead of getting a touch on the ball, before Giggs then wasted a gilt-edged chance. Michael Essien gave the ball away to Rooney and he crossed for Giggs, who side-footed a volley high from a tight angle at the far post. Chelsea suffered a setback when Mikel was sent off when he led with his studs as he chased down the ball and their resistance finally buckled on the stroke of half-time. Giggs curled an outswinging cross to the near post with the outside of his left foot and Tevez got his head to the ball before Cech to head in his first goal for the club. Chelsea will be unhappy referee Mike Dean did not blow for half-time before the goal as the allotted two minutes of added time had already elapsed. United pressed for a second after the break and Giggs blazed a volley high but the home side struggled to create chances as a determined Chelsea held them at arm's length. Joe Cole was fortunate to stay on the pitch for a lunge at Cristiano Ronaldo as Chelsea hoped to snatch an equaliser. But the visitors' hopes were ended when Saha stroked in a penalty to move United up to second and leave the visitors five points adrift of top place in the Premier League. Man Utd: Van der Sar, Brown, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Ronaldo, Scholes, Carrick, Giggs, Tevez (Saha 79), Rooney. Subs Not Used: Kuszczak, Nani, Pique, O'Shea. Booked: Rooney, Brown. Goals: Tevez 45, Saha 90 pen. Chelsea: Cech, Ferreira, Ben-Haim, Terry, Ashley Cole, Makelele, Essien, Obi, Joe Cole (Pizarro 76), Shevchenko (Kalou 59), Malouda (Wright-Phillips 69). Subs Not Used: Cudicini, Alex. Sent Off: Obi (32). Booked: Joe Cole, Terry. Att: 75,663 Ref: Mike Dean (Wirral). http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/6996759.stm
September 25, 200718 yr Author YOu surely mean the penalty And that red card. Away to Burnley tonight in the league cup, playing with the 2nd team.
September 25, 200718 yr Mike Dean is card happy. Joe Cole's tackle was 10 times worse than Mikel's, but he wasn't sent off. Saha dive was so lame even the Italians laughed. Best part of the whole day was the angry mob booing bald git Peter Kenyon. :laugh3:
September 25, 200718 yr Author Nugent's goal has put Pompey into the hat for the 4th round of the League Cup. With Man City, Arsenal, Liverpool, & Sheffield United so far.
September 26, 200718 yr Author Coventry, a team lying 8th in the Championship for some reason are leading Man Utd 2 goals to nil at Old Trafford :o :o :o :O
September 26, 200718 yr See that's what happens when you spend all your money on a ref for one game and don't have any in the kitty for the next. LMFAO!
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