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That's SOOO the same with Sporting. We could be at first place a long time ago. |
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Draw with Porto 0-0 ... in their stadium.
It was a very tactical game. It became clear in the whole game that each of the teams were respecting each other quite a lot. So the game was almost all in the midfield. With very few opportunities. I can count one for Porto and three for Sporting, all flagrant. If the one from Liedson that hit the post had got in... Oh well. It was a ok game I guess. We played almost with our best team, so had Porto, and we showed that the game from Wednesday was just a mere accident. There's more next week :cool: |
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We've got Stoke at home today. Stoke are crap away, we're crap at home. It's got 0-0 written all over it! |
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But didn't Man U have two games in hand(Fulham at home and the games that weren't played because of the Carling Cup) plus Liverpool at home?
Anyway, enjoy your top 4 places anyway! :p |
Man U won :(
I didn't see all of the game, only extra time as i was out. |
Kinda glad and annoyed about Man U winning.
Annoyed = I hate them. Glad = Man U win, celebrate then it's forgotten about. If Spurs won you would be hearing about it for years. |
And that means another place in the Uefa Cup for the team who finishes 6th in the league. Cmon Everton! :)
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What are your next few matches? |
Away at Blackburn on Wednesday, Quater final at home against Boro on Sunday (Which I have tickets for :) ), then Stoke at home followed by Pompy away. We still have to face Chelsea and Villa before the end of the season though, so that should be fun! LOL. One defeat in our last fifteen matches for us now and that was against Man Utd. Our record of late is excellent considering our small squad, injuries and lack of funds in the transfer window.
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You're a good team and i hate it when Liverpool fans say Everton are crap. They clearly aren't and this season has proved it considering the problems you've had. |
Still 7 points behind Man U :(
Got to keep the pressure on them though. Our next game is Man U, beat them and we will be 4 points away. That narrows it down to just 2 games. They still have Villa & Arsenal to play? |
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Beckham to stay at Milan
Last Updated: Friday, 06 March 2009, 12:07 GMT- Search: Beckham AC Milan David Beckham will stay at AC Milan until the end of the season and will also play for the Italian giants for most of next season, it can be revealed. Under a unique 'timeshare' agreement the England midfielder will play for Los Angeles Galaxy between July and October before returning to Milan in November for the rest of next season. It is understood that Beckham is so determined to stay at Milan that he will fund the majority of the loan fee being paid to Galaxy himself. A spokesman for Beckham declined to comment but the deal is expected to be officially confirmed by the clubs later on Friday or over the weekend. The deal follows weeks of negotiations between the two clubs during which Milan baulked at the size of the transfer fee Galaxy were demanding - thought to be around £12million. Beckham's desire to play for a top club in order to cement his place in the England squad for the 2010 World Cup finals led to the 33-year-old to effectively fund the unique loan deal himself. The only issue that has yet to be settled is Beckham's position at the end of next season - under the arrangement he will only be on loan at Milan until then. Under the arrangement Beckham will not have the sort of long break most players in Europe enjoy in the summer but he will have several shorter breaks instead. He will have some time off before rejoining Galaxy in July, and then another break before returning to Milan in November. He will also benefit from the winter break in Serie A and believes that will make him at least as fresh as any Premier League player when the World Cup comes around. |
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FA Cup tomorrow. Come on Boro!!
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Classic from Phil Neville today "We're In It To Win It"... Well why else would they be in it??? |
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Got the money, got the fame... He will never be able to get the women! |
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I'm not looking forward to the Madrid game either :( |
Yesterday:
BEST DAY EVER :D |
LOL i thought you'd say something like that. Arsenal did pretty well too :)
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Thanks buddy. Bring on the United Scum! *ducks from Gavins flying plates*
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Liverpool - Madrid today. Can't let them score. Really can't! |
The sad reality...
http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/rorysmi...y_have_a_point I underline this part... "... In another world, this would not have been a eulogy for Sporting, but a paean. In another world, they would have lined up last night with Simao Sabrosa on one wing, Quaresma on the other, Veloso and Moutinho in the centre. Ronaldo would have floated behind Liedson, the Brazilian striker (as the continued inclusion of Helder Postiga and Nuno Gomes in the national team suggests, Portugal doesn't do strikers, at least not any more). Had they needed to calm things down, Luis Figo could have come on late in the game to weave his own special brand of magic. Few sides in the world, let alone Europe, would have been able to cope." |
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Well, I can't wait until Saturday now. If we play like we did last night, we will thrash Man U. |
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