May 11, 201313 yr BT Broadband is really quite good from what I've seen from my parents who use it. BT Vision is also really quite good with some of the boxsets (some of them free) that are on offer and that definitely seems to be on the up. Definitely worth a punt. Seems they're offering quite a radical new deal on the Premier League. Just look for any good cashback deals. Cheers for the input guys!
May 11, 201313 yr Aston Villa self-destruction is complete Aston Villa 1-2 Chelsea (Lampard, 88) Squeaky bum time now for Arsenal and Tottenham Lampard all-time leading Chelsea scorer, 203 goals
May 11, 201313 yr FA Cup final latest: Wigan Athletic 0-0 Man City (82 mins) Zabaleta red carded for 2nd yellow, City down to 10 men heading towards extra time
May 11, 201313 yr Wigan WIN the FA Cup! :D I've got to say the best team won it Mancini's last game in charge of City? He won't have done himself any favours, put it that way
May 11, 201313 yr ^I was about to suggest that, I can't see him staying now. Bottom of their CL group, way off the pace in the league, today was the chance to bring back a return for the money spent on that squad, and I don't think a runners up medal is enough. I probably said this last season but hey, I think Chelsea are going to be a real force after this summer, and City will have to keep up with them and United. Mancini's had weak excuse after weak excuse all season, like Harry Redknapp on speed, whether getting angry at his players for being brilliant one week and shit the next, or saying clubs fall down to Man Utd in games that City would have to fight for, they should really get rid of him, which is why I want him to stay. And Wigan? It seems to be a trait that teams perform poorly directly after a cup final, win or lose, and they've got a must win match in 4 days. Yikes.
May 11, 201313 yr Poor Man City, couldn't even win the FA Cup. Mancini must be getting a little bit worried.
May 11, 201313 yr He said he's definitely staying, I don't think he necessarily had to do that. Reaching a cup final isn't a bad thing by any teams standards, but the catch is they lost to Wigan, if it was to a team around the top 5 or 6 that played well, then at least City got to the final, but the performance sums up how City have under-performed on certain days all season. Wigan deserved it without even playing brilliantly.
May 11, 201313 yr well done wigan . cant say anything really they truly deserved it. lets see what we do with mancini.
May 12, 201313 yr I really hope Wigan stop up. It'd be awesome. Obviously not awesome for the other team who goes down, but Wigan are my favourite Premiership team now the team I support are in a shit league. People who say the Championship is a more interesting league than the Premiership have confused the word interesting with shit.It is only so tight because so few teams are good enough to pull away and there are plenty of teams able to out-shit each other.
May 12, 201313 yr Unbelievable scenes at Vicarage Road, Leicester pen in 90+7 missed, Watford go to the other end 90+8 and make it 3-2 on Agg, they're off to Wembley!! talk about out shitting each other Braddock :lol: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIrFck2sc10]Watford's goal to send them to play off final vs Leicester City F.C pitch invasion. deeney 2013 - YouTube[/ame]
May 12, 201313 yr It's a wrap in The Netherlands, final standings below. PSV player, and former FC Barcelona, AC Milan and Bayern Munich player Mark van Bommel announced after the last game of PSV today that he will retire, and that he will start a course for becoming a manager/trainer.
May 12, 201313 yr Man Utd 2-1 Swansea Sir Alex Ferguson's final game as Manchester United manager at Old Trafford ended as so many have done before - with victory secured by a late goal. Rio Ferdinand's first goal for five years gave Ferguson three points against Swansea City in his 723rd game at "The Theatre Of Dreams" following the announcement of his retirement after 26 years at the club. On a day of high emotion, decorated by the presentation of the Premier League trophy for the 13th time, Old Trafford spent 90 minutes, plus an added three minutes of so-called "Fergie time", celebrating the glittering career of the 71-year-old Scot. The statistics of the afternoon were almost a sideline. Javier Hernandez gave United a first-half lead, Michu equalising for Swansea before Ferdinand's finish three minutes from time completed the formalities. Ferguson, who never felt the need to move into his technical area once, joined his players on the pitch after the final whistle, taking the microphone to reflect on his career. He paid tribute to players, supporters and those at United who supported him in troubled early years before calling on Old Trafford to give its full support to new manager David Moyes once he completes his switch from Everton. Play mediaFerguson says emotional farewell Ferguson then returned with his triumphant squad to complete what has become a familiar ritual during his Manchester United career, lifting the Premier League trophy - this time having reclaimed it from arch-rivals Manchester City. The players' entrance, where United's team coach arrives, was packed three hours before kick-off in anticipation of Ferguson's final arrival as manager at Old Trafford. And in an atmosphere of celebration and sentimentality, the mood was captured as Frank Sinatra's "My Way" and Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable" played out over the public address system in tribute to Ferguson. Ferguson waited in the tunnel while 70,000 red flags were waved in unison as the Scot was announced as "the man who made the impossible dream possible", before he walked through a guard of honour formed by both sets of players. He took the thunderous acclaim from all parts of the ground before moving to his familiar seat in the dug-out to oversee proceedings. As he walked out United's electric scoreboard cut brightly through the rain and gloom to show the figures "26.38" - Ferguson's years and Ferguson's trophies at Old Trafford. The famous old stadium was also saying its farewells to Paul Scholes, who has announced his retirement. He was playing in his 717th United game and received an ovation worthy of his stellar contribution to the Ferguson era. The game itself was almost incidental, although Hernandez hit the bar in the opening moments before accepting Ashley Williams's dreadful clearance to drill a low finish under Gerhard Tremmel as half-time approached. Little had been seen of Michu, but after 49 minutes the striker gave the perfect demonstration of the quality that has made him one of the signings of this season when he applied a brilliant flicked finish to Nathan Dyer's cross. Paul Scholes retires having played 498 Premier League games and scored 107 goals And as United appeared to be sucked into the relaxed mood, Wayne Routledge poked a finish inches wide when he should have hit the target and keeper David de Gea saved well from Pablo Hernandez. Ferguson made a double change after 66 minutes. Scholes departed Old Trafford to rapturous applause as he was replaced by Anderson while Antonio Valencia replaced Danny Welbeck. Anderson's impact was almost instant with a low shot that flew inches wide. And as so often in the Ferguson era, the script took a late twist. There was almost an inevitability about the finale, Ferdinand powering home a finish at the far post to give this gala occasion the perfect conclusion. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22417737
May 12, 201313 yr 3 years after being kicked down 2 divisions due to a silly rule, Salisbury are back in the conference after beating Dover 3-2 after extra time :-)
May 12, 201313 yr Something with paying back debts by 1st may, it was a rule dropped from the next season and they were 5 days late after going into administration (and would have stayed up even with the points deduction)
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