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The EPL thread
- Thread starter Sym
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serious14
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Oh my......... anyway, as epic as that game was, Spurs are now further adrift at the bottom than before today's games. The irony, really.
Other results were:
ManYoo 2, West Ham 0
Lollerpool 1, Pompey 0
Chel$ki 3, Hull 0
Stoke 1, Soonlund 0
Villa 3, Blackburn 2
Fulham 2, Wigan 0
Boro 2, Man City 0 (wtf??)
Everton 1, Bolton 0
Other results were:
ManYoo 2, West Ham 0
Lollerpool 1, Pompey 0
Chel$ki 3, Hull 0
Stoke 1, Soonlund 0
Villa 3, Blackburn 2
Fulham 2, Wigan 0
Boro 2, Man City 0 (wtf??)
Everton 1, Bolton 0
Sym
Well-Known Member
Oh My..that is the perfect strike.
Bentleys was a cracker, and Jenas, and the volley for the fourth.
My word what a game, and all Spurs goalscorers were English
I can't imagine the carnage if Keensy and Kane watched this game together.
And Berbatov can f--k off after that effort, INCREDIBLE
My man Franky Lampard also hit a great lobverhead:
Bentleys was a cracker, and Jenas, and the volley for the fourth.
My word what a game, and all Spurs goalscorers were English
I can't imagine the carnage if Keensy and Kane watched this game together.
And Berbatov can f--k off after that effort, INCREDIBLE
My man Franky Lampard also hit a great lob
verhead:
serious14
Well-Known Member
No really, he's this good.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=4H59qvuXhaY
Another screamer from Ligue 1 -this time Benzema has a go.......
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=2DA478j2-lg
And Bentley
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=RbOqG_w-6gg
It would seem that last night/this morning was the round of "stupendously epic goals". That's about the only words I can think of when watching these......
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=4H59qvuXhaY
Another screamer from Ligue 1 -this time Benzema has a go.......
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=2DA478j2-lg
And Bentley
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=RbOqG_w-6gg
It would seem that last night/this morning was the round of "stupendously epic goals". That's about the only words I can think of when watching these......
FFC Mariner
Well-Known Member
So, we are away to a side we havent beaten away since 1975 and its 0-0. We hit the woodwork twice, boss the game and lose to a free header in the 85th minute.
f**k, f**k, f**k, f**k
f**k, f**k, f**k, f**k
Part_Timer
Well-Known Member
ahh the mighty potters strike again.....
Mariner Girl
Well-Known Member
Wholly crap, you're on a roll.aussiecross said:
We, on the other hand, nearly fu*cked it up !
Auburn Mariner
Well-Known Member
keensy will be out of his mind today, with the Spurs fixing up the Scouse.
Stoke beating Arsenal, Holy Cow!!
4-1 up and we let Hull score late. Not satisfactory from the lads, Fergie will be a neo-Nazi on the training paddock this week.
BIG wins for the afore-mentioned Spurs and Wigan Athletic, AWAY to Pompey. Amr Zaki is proving an absolute menace at the moment, not bad for an ex-boxer who didn't take up football in the Egyptian Nile Delta until his mid-teens.
Chelsea are what cricketers call "flat-track bullies". They just treat ordinary sides with utter disdain.
EPL highlights show
Stoke beating Arsenal, Holy Cow!!
4-1 up and we let Hull score late. Not satisfactory from the lads, Fergie will be a neo-Nazi on the training paddock this week.
BIG wins for the afore-mentioned Spurs and Wigan Athletic, AWAY to Pompey. Amr Zaki is proving an absolute menace at the moment, not bad for an ex-boxer who didn't take up football in the Egyptian Nile Delta until his mid-teens.
Chelsea are what cricketers call "flat-track bullies". They just treat ordinary sides with utter disdain.
EPL highlights show
serious14
Well-Known Member
Lollerpool.............. that game is the perfect example of why they will _not_ win the league any time soon. You just can't do that sort of thing (a la Sydney) and expect to get away with it, time after time.
Arsenlol.........
King Harry ffs.
No, really. What the hell has happened in the last 2 weeks to the world of football?? Can this game we all love get any better??
*shakes head at the madness of it all*
Arsenlol.........
King Harry ffs.
No, really. What the hell has happened in the last 2 weeks to the world of football?? Can this game we all love get any better??
*shakes head at the madness of it all*
serious14
Well-Known Member
And as I look to the draw for next weekend...... up pops my favourite fixture of all. This really is the creme de la creme of the EPL:
vs.
Kickoff: 8th November, 12.45pm BST, 11.45pm EDST
Location: The Emirates Stadium, North London.
Recent form:
Manchester United - WWWDWW
Arsenal - LDWWDL
Arsenal, currently struggling with poor form and the inability to kill off games, suffered a further blow in their loss to Stoke with Theo Walcott stretchered off with a dislocated shoulder, as well as the suspension of Robin van Persie for this game after his challenge on the Stoke goalkeeper. How Arsenal recover from the mental mauling of the 4-4 with Tottenham, and the subsequent capitulation to Stoke last night will go a long way towards determining their form in not only the Champions League on Wednesday, but their fortitude for this game come Saturday.
It would seem that Manchester United are riding high after their 2-0 win over West Ham, and the 4-3 win over Hull (!!!), but these wins have disguised some alarming defensive deficiencies. These will be put to the full test by an Arsenal team seeking redemption. Although it seems that Alex Ferguson has adopted the mantra of "doesn't matter if we let in 3, we'll score 4". At least for now - it's hopeful at best that this would work at the Emirates.
It's also no secret that this is one of _the_ grudge matches of the EPL, and it never fails to produce many a talking point. I know I will be parked infront of the TV come 11.45 Saturday night, jersey on, along with an estimated 1.2 billion others. This is one of the most watched club football fixtures in the world.
If you're ever going to fire up for an EPL game, make it this one.
vs.
Kickoff: 8th November, 12.45pm BST, 11.45pm EDST
Location: The Emirates Stadium, North London.
Recent form:
Manchester United - WWWDWW
Arsenal - LDWWDL
Arsenal, currently struggling with poor form and the inability to kill off games, suffered a further blow in their loss to Stoke with Theo Walcott stretchered off with a dislocated shoulder, as well as the suspension of Robin van Persie for this game after his challenge on the Stoke goalkeeper. How Arsenal recover from the mental mauling of the 4-4 with Tottenham, and the subsequent capitulation to Stoke last night will go a long way towards determining their form in not only the Champions League on Wednesday, but their fortitude for this game come Saturday.
It would seem that Manchester United are riding high after their 2-0 win over West Ham, and the 4-3 win over Hull (!!!), but these wins have disguised some alarming defensive deficiencies. These will be put to the full test by an Arsenal team seeking redemption. Although it seems that Alex Ferguson has adopted the mantra of "doesn't matter if we let in 3, we'll score 4". At least for now - it's hopeful at best that this would work at the Emirates.
It's also no secret that this is one of _the_ grudge matches of the EPL, and it never fails to produce many a talking point. I know I will be parked infront of the TV come 11.45 Saturday night, jersey on, along with an estimated 1.2 billion others. This is one of the most watched club football fixtures in the world.
If you're ever going to fire up for an EPL game, make it this one.
serious14
Well-Known Member
From Football365.com......
"And so continues one of the most remarkable runs in Premiership history, one that has been maintained over 15 matches spread over seven years without a single variation: Every time that Fulham and Everton have met in the league since the Londoners' promotion in 2001, the home side has prevailed".
Just another one of those things......
And this, for a laugh:
"Jamie Carragher
The defender has scored as many own-goals in Tottenham's favour as he has scored goals for Liverpool in the entirety of his career".
"And so continues one of the most remarkable runs in Premiership history, one that has been maintained over 15 matches spread over seven years without a single variation: Every time that Fulham and Everton have met in the league since the Londoners' promotion in 2001, the home side has prevailed".
Just another one of those things......
And this, for a laugh:
"Jamie Carragher
The defender has scored as many own-goals in Tottenham's favour as he has scored goals for Liverpool in the entirety of his career".
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