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Vincent Chaos Posted: 13:03 Aug26 2007
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You're right, it should've been a draw, but that's all City seem to play for; Derby Day. And that's what agrovates me about certain City fans; they beat us and just because of that, think they're better than us.
Anyway, enough of my rant, we beat Spurs today with a strike from Nani. It could've gone either way. Spurs should've had a penalty in my opinion when Brown handballed it and stopped them from scoring, but it was only when the replay was shown that I knew he handballed it. Ferdinand didn't play too well, but made up for it by clearing it off the line, stopping Berbatov from claiming a goal. Robbie Keane hit the bar early on, and other than that, there wasn't much to talk about in the first half.
Same goes for the second half, not much action. It was only when there was twenty to twenty five minutes left that both teams stepped up a gear. It was around this time when the ball fell to Nani, who was about twenty five yards out, who decided to shoot. This resulted in a goal, frustrating Spurs who had put up a brave effort. Martin Jol resoponded by making a few attackive subs. But despite this, it was Berbatov who almost equalised, taking a cracking shot that was only a few milimetres away.
That's almost everything, this Brown handball will certainly stir up some trouble, increasing the arguement of video replays. Sorry if I sounded like a reporter but I thought I'd put forward my view of the game.
Anyway, enough of my rant, we beat Spurs today with a strike from Nani. It could've gone either way. Spurs should've had a penalty in my opinion when Brown handballed it and stopped them from scoring, but it was only when the replay was shown that I knew he handballed it. Ferdinand didn't play too well, but made up for it by clearing it off the line, stopping Berbatov from claiming a goal. Robbie Keane hit the bar early on, and other than that, there wasn't much to talk about in the first half.
Same goes for the second half, not much action. It was only when there was twenty to twenty five minutes left that both teams stepped up a gear. It was around this time when the ball fell to Nani, who was about twenty five yards out, who decided to shoot. This resulted in a goal, frustrating Spurs who had put up a brave effort. Martin Jol resoponded by making a few attackive subs. But despite this, it was Berbatov who almost equalised, taking a cracking shot that was only a few milimetres away.
That's almost everything, this Brown handball will certainly stir up some trouble, increasing the arguement of video replays. Sorry if I sounded like a reporter but I thought I'd put forward my view of the game.
superblobby Posted: 14:35 Aug27 2007
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I'll update the first post tomorow.
Spurs have the right to feel aggrieved, as the had many chances. But maybe it was United's turn for a bit of luck.
Spurs have the right to feel aggrieved, as the had many chances. But maybe it was United's turn for a bit of luck.
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Bronco11 Posted: 14:40 Aug27 2007
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If you had to pick beween Utd. and Chelsea who would you take.
skyline specialist Posted: 03:04 Aug28 2007
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Nah, It was a close shave, As Berbatov almost scored, But no, One cleared the line, while another was a penalty, But no penalty was given.
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Vincent Chaos Posted: 05:11 Aug28 2007
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Spurs should've had a penalty, but, after Van der Sar's amazing performance in the Charity Shield where he saved three penalties, who said Spurs would've scored?
superblobby Posted: 10:03 Aug30 2007
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Chelsea back on the top...
With Man Utd many points behind...
With Man Utd many points behind...
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Vincent Chaos Posted: 14:50 Aug30 2007
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Yeah, but still, it's early days, we still have every chance of catching them up.
superblobby Posted: 10:27 Aug31 2007
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That you do, but those dropped points may prove to be vital.
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lnfantrylvlackem Posted: 11:29 Aug31 2007
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Gonna be Chelsea's year this time
As for my team i just hope we stay up!
As for my team i just hope we stay up!
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skyline specialist Posted: 11:48 Aug31 2007
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I dont think its chelsea, as its too early to judge whos the winner at this stage.
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lnfantrylvlackem Posted: 11:54 Aug31 2007
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They look a class act IMO, the art to winning the title is consistency and i just feel Chelsea will have the luck of the draw with injurys, bans etc...
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superblobby Posted: 07:40 Sep03 2007
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I disagree, as Chelsea have been hit hard with injuries, even before the season started.
Schevchenko, Ballack, Lampard, Drogba, Bridge and Essien, key players, that have been injured recently.
Schevchenko, Ballack, Lampard, Drogba, Bridge and Essien, key players, that have been injured recently.
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Vincent Chaos Posted: 10:30 Sep03 2007
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Agreed. Liverpool are looking sharp this season, also. They've got a strong chance of winning it this year.
superblobby Posted: 15:02 Sep03 2007
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Liverpool, are looking good, judging on the previous couple of games.
Derby...They're just a laughing stock tbh.
Derby...They're just a laughing stock tbh.
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skyline specialist Posted: 09:42 Sep04 2007
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I dont think you can call them that, as in the past theyve stayed in the FA Premier League for almost half a decade.(1996-2002).
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superblobby Posted: 04:35 Sep05 2007
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Actually, that's more than half a decade.
And...they are a laughing stock. You seen them play?
And...they are a laughing stock. You seen them play?
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skyline specialist Posted: 11:13 Sep05 2007
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Nope, But atleast they arent that bad.
And what I mean is not the former division 1. what I meant is from the start of the FA premier league till now.
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And what I mean is not the former division 1. what I meant is from the start of the FA premier league till now.
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superblobby Posted: 04:48 Sep06 2007
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Preier League started in 92 :S
They really are that bad. I have a bet on the getting lower points than Sunderland 2 years ago. (15 or under)
They really are that bad. I have a bet on the getting lower points than Sunderland 2 years ago. (15 or under)
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skyline specialist Posted: 05:03 Sep06 2007
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I know, but they only came in after the 1995-1996 season, and went on for half a decade.
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superblobby Posted: 10:35 Sep07 2007
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None of this contadicts that they're a laughing stock:S
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