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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #144 on: Dec 29, 2007, 06:55: AM »
Everyone thinks Arsenal will slip in every game now. Manchester United still has to travel to the Bridge, where Chelsea hasn't lost in 3 years. And also you must welcome Liverpool as well as Arsenal to Old Trafford. And you think United can't slip up. It's up in the air, and as I've been saying, predictions are worthless. Teams like Villa, West Ham, Tottenham, and Everton can bite you in the ass.

Arsenal has a real shot at multiple trophies this year, as does United. That's what is keeping it even closer.

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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #145 on: Dec 29, 2007, 06:58: AM »
I didn't say United will slip, nor did I say they wouldn't slip. They slipped today, and they'll slip again. I think United and Arsenal can beat Chelsea and Liverpool like they've done, and I think United will come out with a hard-fought win at Old Trafford against your gunners, but that doesn't mean we'll be first.. the result of that game could also mean we'll be tied for first with you, or 1 point below..
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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #146 on: Dec 29, 2007, 08:07: AM »
united and arsenal better be careful about slipping too much or derby will finish top.

anyone have predictions on who they think will be relegated?

wigan
sunderland
derby

maybe fulham, imagine if bolton goes down the amount of clubs who will try and sign anelka.

a repeat of 2004-2005 when 4 clubs had the chance to stay up and it went down to the last game would be great, but with a more exciting top spot battle.

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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #147 on: Dec 29, 2007, 08:13: AM »
hahahaha derby finish top thats great
im thinking that sunderland will go down fo sho if i had to pick the other two id prob be with you chunk. this has been a great season so far very entertaining and how bot the 6-4 game today?   :boxing: :boxing: end to end stuff
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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #148 on: Dec 29, 2007, 09:11: AM »
2 promoted teams get relegated right away? Well that's not bad, shows how tough it is to stay in the EPL.
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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #149 on: Dec 29, 2007, 10:47: AM »
one of wigans mistakes was selling their stars after the first season of staying up and problems with new players settling, i hope reading dont go down the same path. it must feel like shit scoring 4 goals away and still losing never mind once in a season but twice  :o

i missed the 2 first goals in the tottenham game but berbatovs gentle tap in on the volley turn was class. newcastle were very unlucky not to have a draw kalou was well offside, and there was a good call for handball. nicky butt almost scored a scorching own goal lol reminded me when the USA scored a own goal top corner job against portugal in the 02 WC.

i have to say United looked poor today they looked confused and so many rubbish first touches and passes into blank spaces cost them top spot.

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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #150 on: Dec 29, 2007, 10:52: AM »
Watched highlights, apparently Wazza didn't play, we'll be back though.  :rockit:

Newcastle looked good from what I saw, .. Smudge's hair is just cool.  :bowdown:

Need a goalscorer? Get Berbatov, .. that guy is just amazing.
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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #151 on: Dec 29, 2007, 07:35: PM »
reminded me when the USA scored a own goal top corner job against portugal in the 02 WC.


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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #152 on: Dec 29, 2007, 07:46: PM »
united and arsenal better be careful about slipping too much or derby will finish top.

anyone have predictions on who they think will be relegated?

wigan
sunderland
derby

maybe fulham, imagine if bolton goes down the amount of clubs who will try and sign anelka.

a repeat of 2004-2005 when 4 clubs had the chance to stay up and it went down to the last game would be great, but with a more exciting top spot battle.
bottom three
18. Wigan
19. Derby
20. Bolton
that would be a dream come true  :down:

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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #153 on: Dec 29, 2007, 07:58: PM »
Derby has four healthy midfielders who have top flight playing time for today's game.



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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #154 on: Dec 29, 2007, 08:04: PM »
Ronaldo  :booty:
that wouldn't be the first male ass he gets and not the last
the fool missed a penalty

Cristiano Ronaldo missed a penalty as the FORMER Premier League leaders Manchester United lost 2-1 at West Ham,

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Re: English Premiership
« Reply #155 on: Dec 30, 2007, 01:25: AM »
2-1 Blackburn over Derby