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Ahh crap! All said and done - a bad week of results. :(
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17. Burnley 40 48
18. Leicester 40 47 19. QPR 41 46 20. Hull 41 44 21. Leeds 41 42 22. Barnsley 41 41 23. Southend 41 39 24. Luton 41 37 Woohooooooooooooooooooo Out of the bottom 3 for the first time since October:D |
Jesus, didn't see that coming..if you survive its a miracle!
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Why do football teams and by that I mean Leeds, get your hopes up about staying up then go and frigging loose to Colchester away, in the last 10 mins :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Anyone got any directions for Yeovil Town??? :(
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Nice one Newcastle!!!! ......
although, you should have won it with Dyer's shot straight at Cech! Grrrr! |
that's celtic won the scottish league with a late winner but they're going to struggle next season especially at this point because rangers won't go fubar early on in the season like they did this year.
how many games are left in the premiership? ther race between chelsea and man u is keeping me interested. |
Four games left for Chelsea and United with the penultimate match on 9 May between the two sides at Stamford Bridge looking ever the more crucial!
Quite close down at the foot of the table too with any of five or six sides being potential relegation candidates this season. Personally, I hope West Ham manage to claw their way out of trouble but that means the most likely replacement side is likely to be Sheffield United who I kinda want to stay up cos Neil Warnock is a great bloke! I'd wouldn't mind seeing either Wigan or Fulham taking the Hammers' place but it's a big ask unfortunately. |
Thought this was funny
http://news.uk.msn.com/Article.aspx?...mentid=4737311 The Queen is a Gunner Aston Villa may be able to claim the support of a future monarch, but the current incumbent supports Arsenal, it has emerged. The Queen, like her late mother, has been a keen follower of the Gunners for 50 years according to reports. Second in line to the throne, Prince William is widely recognised to be a fan of Aston Villa. He was born in 1982, the year the Midlands giants won the European Cup. Players and officials of Arsenal were invited to a reception at Buckingham Palace in February after the Queen had to pull out of opening their new Emirates Stadium in October because of a bad back. Arsenal's Spanish midfielder Cesc Fabregas said the Queen told him that she was a fan. "It seems the Queen follows football and she told us she was an Arsenal fan. She appeared to definitely know who I was and we exchanged a few special words," he said. A royal source told The Sun newspaper: "Her Majesty has been fond of Arsenal for over 50 years. Her late mother was a self-confessed Gooner, due largely to her admiration of their former player Denis Compton." Compton, who played for England at football and cricket, won the league with Arsenal in 1948 and the FA Cup in 1950. |
Ole! Ole! Ole! Ole!
What a turn of events in the last two hours. I lost count of the number of twists! Boohoo Chelsea, United 5 pts clear - wahey!!!! :D |
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Q: Did you hear that the British Post Office has just recalled their latest stamps?
A: Well, they had photos of redshite players on them - folk couldn't figure out which side to spit on. |
Good Rooney goal though wasn't it? :lol:
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RIP Leeds United. I am Heartbroken :( The football season finshed for me today roll on August when We ****in Trounce League One
Oh and I was at the match today, the Leeds "Fans" who invaded the pitch were in a very small minority and were booed off by the rest of the crowd. Not all LEeds fans are Thugs |
Leeds don't belong down there - they'll bounce right back up, don't worry!
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Oh boy, competition in Holland was a thriller end today.
AZ, PSV & Ajax had all the same point before they started there last match today (before play offs for european ticket). Az lost and couldn't get champion. Ajax won 2-0 with last goal scored in 68' minute. PSV won with 5-1 with las goal scored in 72' minute. PSV became champion with same points as Ajax but ONE goal more in total. |
last old firm game of the season on saturday. should be interesting to see how it turns out. i think it'll give us a good indication of how rangers and celtic are going to compete against each other next season.
saturday's a great day for sport in general. we've got that in the morning, some great english football on sky in the afternoon and oscar de la hoya is fighting on saturday night :-) |
Leeds relegated after 10-point loss
Leeds have gone into administration so have incurred an immediate 10-point deduction which means they have been relegated to League One. oh my.. |
oh my is the word , just think where they were 3 years ago
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well done to wigan, staying up again haha, at least portsmouth were no-where near the battle...
heres to the 23rd :) champagne all round me thinks!!!!! (well i'll be having some) |
I was actually feeling a little sorry for Sheffield United at the manner in which they've been relegated but looking at the comments both Neil Warnock and the chairman have made in the aftermath, I can't help but feel glad they've gone down.
For Warnock to turn around and say that Liverpool and United almost 'owed it' to Sheffield to play full strength squads against their relegation opponents is absolute crap! Why should the two clubs who are fighting it out for the last two trophies on offer this season sacrifice or put at risk their chances of success in favour of giving Sheffield United a break? Add to that the fact that, had Sheffield United faced the daunting prospect of playing Liverpool or Manchester United in their last run of games as Fulham and West Ham did and I think they probably got the easier run-in to the end of the season on paper! The reason they and the other two teams have gone down is nobody-else's fault but their own. They didn't get the points throughout the season so that is why they are going down. All this bitterness towards West Ham is, quite frankly, juvenile and a bad case of sour grapes. They could have gone down with dignity but instead have elected to draw the Premier League into a farcical court case by launching a legal challenge against the Hammers. The only reason West Ham are staying up is because they have won 7 out of their last 9 games. They deserve it and, despite having no interest in West Ham myself, I am actually very happy they are going to be in the Premiership next season. It's a joke that anyone would think otherwise to be honest. They faced a record punishment for what they did over the signings of Tevez and Mascherano but they have still managed to dig their way out of trouble amidst all of the controversy - fair play to them! To seek further punishment for them and trying to dictate to the people who make the big decisions over what action should have been taken is ridiculous and I wonder if any legal challenge would have come to light had West Ham gone down in Sheffield United's place? I think not! A bitter end to an otherwise fantastic season. :( Hmmm, what am I gonna do for these empty, Premiership-less months now?!? :lol: |
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Your lovin this arnt you Kev ? :p
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Woooohooooooo Get In Chelsea nice to see Utd suffer defeat in the last 5 mins for a change!!! :D
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Scum! :D
What an absolutely awful game though! That has to rank as one of the most boring matches I've ever been unfortunate enough to witness. And as for the comment about United being beaten in the last minutes for a change, I don't know the exact stat but the number of times Chelsea have scored their opening goal in the last ten minutes of games this season is up there in the high teens at least - that's almost half of all their games! May just have saved Mourinho's neck though! |
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Whats that after they lost ????
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http://www.bluekipper.com/assets/ima...bber/web1l.jpg
http://www.bluekipper.com/assets/ima...itemisery3.jpg FLOOD ALERT ON MERSEYSIDE: 100,000 Evertonians pissing themselves. What goes beep beep beep beep.....? The open top bus going back in the garage! |
Shame on the fans that caused trouble !
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BECKHAM IS BACK WOOHOO....
David Beckham has been recalled to the England squad for the friendly with Brazil and the crucial Euro 2008 trip to Estonia on June 6. The former England skipper was dumped by new coach Steve McClaren following this summer's World Cup but after producing a series of superb performances for Real Madrid over the past few weeks, Beckham has now earned an emotional comeback. The Real Madrid midfielder was restored to the squad on Saturday as McClaren revealed: "David was absolutely delighted as I knew he would be. He is coming into form and deserves to be here. We've got a very big game in Estonia coming up that we have to win and I've got to pick a squad capable of doing that. That's why I've picked David." Football headlines Beckham 'delighted' by England recall Fabianski secures Gunners move League to take Blades share Barry would welcome Villa Bellamy swoop Bale reveals top-flight ambition D-Day looms for Shepherd Allen unfazed by step up Web of intrigue prompts Bosman fear Juve deny Deschamps exit reports Houllier steps down to take break "Winning away at international level is very difficult anywhere and we need as much experience as we can get," he added. McClaren attributed Beckham's recall to his form during the second half of the La Liga season. "Since Christmas his form has been very good, I think he can help us win in Estonia and that's why I picked him," he told Sky Sports News. "I feel at this moment, that for the Estonia game, we need experience and David certainly provides that. He is in very, very good form. The team needs that. "David comes back as David Beckham the player, that's what we want on the field, doing what we know he can do." McClaren continued: "There will be debate and opinion about it but at the end of the day it's my decision and a decision I think is best for England to produce a winning team that the fans can be proud of. I think David can be part of that. "He's been picked in the squad and what the team is will be apparent nearer the time." It represents an amazing about-turn in fortune for the 32-year-old, who believed he would remain stuck on 94 caps. Beckham is by far the most notable member of a 26-man squad, which includes Aaron Lennon even though the Tottenham winger is almost certain to miss out after twisting a knee in Friday night's B international against Albania at Turf Moor. Ashley Cole, Gary Neville, Andrew Johnson, Micah Richards, Owen Hargreaves and Ben Foster are all absent through injury, while Wayne Rooney - who was suspended for the Estonia game anyway - was not considered. Preston's David Nugent misses out, despite scoring on his debut against Andorra in March, but Joe Cole is available, while Blackburn's David Bentley and Reading's Nicky Shorey are handed their first senior calls. Having selected Beckham, it is impossible to envisage McClaren not starting with him against Brazil. Although McClaren felt he needed to make a statement of intent about moving on from the Sven-Goran Eriksson era, with results going against him, bringing back the prodigal son was always on the cards. |
I think the England team that has been pick sounds good, shame Rooney isnt there but he needs to either grow up or stay away .
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Putting Beckham back in the squad is the best decision I've heard McClaren make so far for England. He's a big time player and I think England have missed him.
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I'm glad Beckham is back but do you think it'll make much difference? after all we didnt realy do that well before did we?
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I don't think we've been much worse than in these qualifiers for a long while. I'm hoping to see that Beckham drive again, if he's looking to maintain his place in the squad he will have to work for it.
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Premiership... here we come!!
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