Well you spend more on one player than we spend on our whole frickin team. :laugh3:

 

Only score that matters FA Cup 1976

Southampton 1-0 Manchester Utd

:P

 

I'm surprised you used that one and not the 6-3/5-0

Bing-Bang 3-1 against the Villa, another 3 points in the bag, another away win. First time we won at Villa Park for 52 years in the league.

 

3 Goals, yet we only had 2 shots on target :lol:

And bang goes Arsenal's unbeaten run losing 2-1 to Middlesbrough.

 

I said it before and I said it again, playing Middlesbrough at home is unpredictable, one week they can beat the big 4, the next week with the same team they can lose to anyone.

And bang goes Arsenal's unbeaten run losing 2-1 to Middlesbrough.

 

I said it before and I said it again, playing Middlesbrough at home is unpredictable, one week they can beat the big 4, the next week with the same team they can lose to anyone.

 

like last year with Chelsea,remember?

If it wasn't last year it was the year before, one weekend they beat Chelsea 3-0, the next match the following weekend with exactly the same team they managed to lose 5-0 to the ugly mob from hampshire.

If it wasn't last year it was the year before, one weekend they beat Chelsea 3-0, the next match the following weekend with exactly the same team they managed to lose 5-0 to the ugly mob from hampshire.

 

very unstable team

I predict another win for them as they are playing Derby this week and Derby couldn't beat their way out of a wet paper bag.

You never know, Derby could manage to pull a shock out of the wet paper bag and get a draw.

Grand Slam Sunday predictions any one?......(first off, that sounds like a tennis match, but who am I to argue with Sky)

 

Man Yoo vs Liverpool... I'll go with the Mancs, Rafa always has problems facing the Mancs

 

Arse vs Chelski...Tricky cuz Arse's key players may not be fit, but I'll go with them anyway as Arsene always sucks off some ref to get all the calls his way.

Both will be draws in my view.

Both will be draws in my view.

boring boring David! :P

I just hope there are some fights and red cards aplenty!

I just hope there are some fights and red cards aplenty!

 

Now that would be fuuuuuun. :wideeyed:

 

But realistically, there will probably be a draw for both matches, as Dave said.

 

 

It's a little nerve-racking in the case of Arsenal though.... hopefully they can hold it together without some of their key players.

a win for liverpool and a draw in the arsenal- chelsea game.

Derby lost again as I predicted. Skates lost to the Spuds. :P Jammy barcodes won it at the last minute. And that Blackburn v Wigan match turned out to be rather exciting. Who'd a thunk it. :laugh3:

a loose for liverpool & arsenal,

 

first match just started

Liverpool 0-1 Man Utd

 

Man Utd's Anderson celebrates after Carlos Tevez's goal

 

Carlos Tevez's first-half winner gave Manchester United a priceless victory at title rivals Liverpool.

 

Tevez was lurking to turn in Wayne Rooney's driven shot from a Ryan Giggs corner three minutes before half-time.

 

Liverpool had earlier come close, but Patrice Evra scrambled Harry Kewell's shot off the line and Fernando Torres sent a header inches wide.

 

Rooney wasted a great chance to double United's lead late on, but he side-footed wide from only six yards.

 

It made uncomfortable viewing for Liverpool co-owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett, at Anfield before their summit meeting with boss Rafael Benitez after their recent disagreements.

 

The defeat leaves the Merseysiders outside the top four and nine points behind arch rivals United.

 

Liverpool, unchanged for only the third time in Benitez's reign, created the clearer openings in a disjointed first 45 minutes.

 

Jamie Carragher's 27th-minute header created confusion in the United penalty area, and when Evra cleared Harry Kewell's shot off the line, Torres headed just wide.

 

United were under pressure again three minutes later when keeper Edwin van der Sar misjudged Steven Gerrard's free-kick.

 

The ball bounced towards goal off Rio Ferdinand's head, but once again Evra was alert to clear as Dirk Kuyt closed in.

 

United capped their best spell of the game by taking the lead three minutes before the interval.

 

Liverpool boss Benitez was left fuming as his side failed to mark Rooney from Giggs' corner, and when the former Everton star lashed the ball into the danger area, Tevez was on hand to turn home from six yards out.

 

United were surviving in relative comfort, and Benitez made an inevitable change after 65 minutes, replacing the disappointing Kewell with Ryan Babel, with Kuyt quickly following as Peter Crouch came on.

 

It at least sparked Liverpool's best effort of the game as Babel shot inches wide from 25 yards after collecting Wes Brown's poor header.

 

Rooney then wasted a glorious opportunity to seal the points for United at the end of a lightning break, but he shot hopelessly wide from close range from Cristiano Ronaldo's pass.

 

Liverpool pressed, but lacked any ideas going forward and United's defensive resilience earned the three points.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/7134260.stm

Told ya, Rafa can't deal with the Mancs.

 

Arse have their key players back, Terry has gone out injured, no Drogba, and the yellow cards are flying. I can see a fight happening before the end of the match. :evilgrin: Any who they're up 1-0 and the second half is starting.

Speaking of Chelski..has anyone seen Marek around? :lol:

fucksocks.....offsides!

double fucksocks.....foul!

ahahhaa an almost fight at the end. :laugh3:

ahahhaa an almost fight at the end. :laugh3:

 

Damn it I wanted Cashley to go down!! :lol:

I think I counted 10 yellow cards. :laugh3: The mancs would have thrown a punch. Chelski are a bunch of wussies! :P

Haha that was intense....there was some chances of fights....but none. :( :P

God I hate Spurs more than the Saints.