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The Official Club Football 2014-2015 thread

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Nice win by Spurs. And a clean sheet! :rolleyes::lol:

 

If both Fulham and West Ham manage to stay in the Premier League for the next season, we should have 6 London team in it, since QPR should get promoted. That would be very cool!

 

But even cooler than that would be to have the East London Derby in The Championship next year. I'd love to see some (metaphorical) blood :P

 

And the Hammers are beating Everton by 1-0.

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We are top of the league and we are shite...

I noticed Notts County played spuds today, and spuds had 10 men and still had a convicing win...

 

 

BRING ON THE CANNON FODA !!

Birmingham look okay but i'm still sure ManU's going to win

Wow City,but they can not be comfortable with their lead though..

Spurs won!? :thinking:..:wacky:

Manu tied :mellow:

 

......................and failed.:rolleyes:

We are top of the league and we are shite...

You're not shit, you're just not nearly as good and as big as you claim to be.

And about being in the top, you're tied with United, despite having played two more matches than them.

 

Even though you're not the best, you're a good team, and I have a feeling you'll win the Premier League this year.

 

I cannot BELIEVE that call. That was definitley a handball! UUUgh, so unfair. :sad:

No United fan thought it was unfair when Nani scored that crazy goal against Tottenham.

Life's unfair. Get over it.

No United fan thought it was unfair when Nani scored that crazy goal against Tottenham.

 

Gahh, I hated that goal :dead:

thats coming from a spurs fan though:lol:

 

So are the dates set for those postponed ManU games?

Balotelli hat trick and another sad day for football.

 

Balotelli is one of the most disgraceful players to have graced Premier League grounds. Good player but a disgusting attitude which is both cocky and incredibly disrespectful to his fellow pros and the fans who watch prima donna cack like him play week in week out. He's a 5 star ****.

 

Oh and good result at St Andrews tonight. Not quite gonna be a walkover Man United fans is it.

You're not shit, you're just not nearly as good and as big as you claim to be.

And about being in the top, you're tied with United, despite having played two more matches than them.

 

Even though you're not the best, you're a good team, and I have a feeling you'll win the Premier League this year.

 

 

 

i want you as my friend !!! and another 2 million of me too

Balotelli is one of the most disgraceful players to have graced Premier League grounds. Good player but a disgusting attitude which is both cocky and incredibly disrespectful to his fellow pros and the fans who watch prima donna cack like him play week in week out. He's a 5 star ****.

 

Oh and good result at St Andrews tonight. Not quite gonna be a walkover Man United fans is it.

 

I'm glad we sold him, you're right he's a good player but could you get any more unlikeable?.

a minor setback for man utd today but we have a couple of fairly easy games coming up. so picking up 6 points with those would be ideal.

Balotelli is one of the most disgraceful players to have graced Premier League grounds. Good player but a disgusting attitude which is both cocky and incredibly disrespectful to his fellow pros and the fans who watch prima donna cack like him play week in week out. He's a 5 star ****.

 

Maybe he's been taking lessons from the likes of Ashley Cole and Joey Barton............... :rolleyes:

Maybe he's been taking lessons from the likes of Ashley Cole and Joey Barton............... :rolleyes:

 

Probably is.

 

 

Looking forward to tonights action. Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool all in action. Chelsea v Bolton will be partciularly interesting. The thought of Bolton overtaking Chelsea in the Premier League at this stage of the season = bizarre! But it merely shows what a fantastic manager Owen Coyle is more than what a poor job Chelsea are doing of present.

Probably is.

 

 

Looking forward to tonights action. Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool all in action. Chelsea v Bolton will be partciularly interesting. The thought of Bolton overtaking Chelsea in the Premier League at this stage of the season = bizarre! But it merely shows what a fantastic manager Owen Coyle is more than what a poor job Chelsea are doing of present.

 

Don't forget Brighton v The Addicks!:P

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Laws lost half of his 44 games in charge of Burnley

 

Boss Laws shown door by Burnley

 

Burnley manager Brian Laws has been sacked by the Championship club.

 

The 49-year-old took over in January but was unable to keep the Clarets in the Premier League. They sit ninth in the table this term and lost 2-0 on Tuesday to his former club S****horpe in what proved to be Laws' last game in charge at Turf Moor.

 

Chairman Brian Kilby told the Burnley website: "I have telephoned Brian today and asked him to step down as manager of Burnley Football Club."

 

He added: "Everyone is naturally disappointed and frustrated that recent results have not gone as we would have hoped. "The board of directors has decided that we need a fresh approach in order to achieve our goal of returning to the Premier League."

 

The Clarets have said they will make a statement on Thursday. Former Sheffield Wednesday boss Laws was a Burnley player for four years at the start of his career. He began his managerial career at Grimsby in 1994 and had 44 games in charge of Burnley, winning 13.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/b/burnley/9326516.stm

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Ferguson left Peterborough with them bottom of the Championship in 2009

 

Darren Ferguson sacked as Preston North End boss

 

Preston North End have sacked manager Darren Ferguson with the club bottom of the Championship table.

 

The former Peterborough boss, 38, took charge at Deepdale in January, but won only 13 of his 49 games in charge. A statement on the club website read: "The club expressed their appreciation of the efforts made by Darren. We felt that the league position represented a significant threat to the club and it was felt that a change of manager might bring better fortune."

 

Ferguson's last game in charge at Deepdale was a 3-1 defeat by Middlesbrough on Tuesday and Preston sit five points adrift of 21st-placed Boro in the table. The Scot enjoyed major success in his first two full seasons as Peterborough boss, leading them to back-to-back promotions to the Championship but left by mutual consent in November 2009 with them propping up the table.

 

He took over North End following the departure of Alan Irvine, who was sacked exactly one year ago, with the Lilywhites 16th and they finished the season one position lower.

 

The sacking comes less than two hours after Brian Laws was shown the door by Lancashire neighbours Burnley.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/preston/9326664.stm

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Laws lost half of his 44 games in charge of Burnley

 

Boss Laws shown door by Burnley

 

Burnley manager Brian Laws has been sacked by the Championship club.

 

The 49-year-old took over in January but was unable to keep the Clarets in the Premier League. They sit ninth in the table this term and lost 2-0 on Tuesday to his former club S****horpe in what proved to be Laws' last game in charge at Turf Moor.

 

Chairman Brian Kilby told the Burnley website: "I have telephoned Brian today and asked him to step down as manager of Burnley Football Club."

 

He added: "Everyone is naturally disappointed and frustrated that recent results have not gone as we would have hoped. "The board of directors has decided that we need a fresh approach in order to achieve our goal of returning to the Premier League."

 

The Clarets have said they will make a statement on Thursday. Former Sheffield Wednesday boss Laws was a Burnley player for four years at the start of his career. He began his managerial career at Grimsby in 1994 and had 44 games in charge of Burnley, winning 13.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/b/burnley/9326516.stm

 

I love how S****horpe has been censored!:lol:

Arsenals game is starting soon

 

tell me, is Wigan a good team?:anxious:

 

Good one!:laugh3:

Arshavin just equalised for the gunners, pieeaters went ahead early on. Got to get in before they run out!

I can't believe Arshavin scored that amazing goal - he's my favorite player though:heart: and he set up the 2nd and almost set up the 3rd :dead:

 

 

Is Nasri even on?:confused:

and now its 2-1 to Arsenal, Bentner!

 

Meanwhile, FIFTH placed Chelsea still can't break down Susan Boyle's Wanderers.

 

And Liverpool at home against bottom side Wolves are playing crap.

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