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Post by Markw on Feb 28, 2012 4:59:44 GMT -5
Yeah the other side. Ah, just watched the entire game again... Truly heartbreaking now its sunk in, so so proud though. I feel like we literally couldnt have done anymore, we gave every single thing we had and just couldn't clinch it. I thought we'd done it when Turner equalised but it wasnt to be. I really hope we achieve promotion so we have something to show for how hard we've worked this season, looks like our best chance is the play offs, so we could well be back at Wembley... Again. S****horpe lost in the JPT Final and went onto win the Play-Offs the year we went up from League One, can see you lot going up if you get to Wembley. |
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Post by Himmy! on Feb 28, 2012 5:13:28 GMT -5
Yeah the other side. Ah, just watched the entire game again... Truly heartbreaking now its sunk in, so so proud though. I feel like we literally couldnt have done anymore, we gave every single thing we had and just couldn't clinch it. I thought we'd done it when Turner equalised but it wasnt to be. I really hope we achieve promotion so we have something to show for how hard we've worked this season, looks like our best chance is the play offs, so we could well be back at Wembley... Again. S****horpe lost in the JPT Final and went onto win the Play-Offs the year we went up from League One, can see you lot going up if you get to Wembley. We've got to win there eventually Mark  haha. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2012 18:48:56 GMT -5
Cant believe Arsenal won today Liverpool where all over them, if RVP leaves they will get relagated  |
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Post by Ryan on Mar 3, 2012 18:52:26 GMT -5
Another terrible result for Villa today. If we keep this up we'll be fighting for survival.
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Post by Noza on Mar 3, 2012 19:07:01 GMT -5
Robin van Persie is getting beyond a joke now.
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Post by Hammersmith Hardman on Mar 3, 2012 19:20:08 GMT -5
This time next week and Villas-Boas could be out of a job, I don't know what his "project" is but I certainly don't think Abramovic will have the paitence for it. Hopefully RvP can be tempted with a move to the Bernabeu in the summer btw |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 3, 2012 19:52:02 GMT -5
I also think AVB well get sacked!
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Post by Noza on Mar 3, 2012 19:58:20 GMT -5
I like AVB. He is not giving into all of the politics behind the team, and is making players earn their place on that teamsheet; not just giving them an automatic starting-11 place because their name is Frank Lampard. However, he needs time and money to make things work, and Abramovich will not give him that. What Abramovich needs to realise is that you cannot just make a team win the league after one season, and if they don't, sack the manager.
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Post by Lemmy on Mar 4, 2012 6:16:05 GMT -5
Howay the lads! |
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Post by Hammersmith Hardman on Mar 4, 2012 6:38:01 GMT -5
Ha'way the lads! |
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Post by Noza on Mar 4, 2012 7:06:34 GMT -5
Lee Cattermole is obvisouly going to get sent off now.
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Post by Mike Giggs' Munchies on Mar 4, 2012 8:58:01 GMT -5
1-1 is probably a fair result, each team had a half in which they were on top. Yesterday was pretty routine tbh, apart from Chelsea, all the results were fairly predictable. Arsenal-Liverpool was a good game, always good to see the Scoursers lose their top 4 hopes in injury time.
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Post by Mike Giggs' Munchies on Mar 4, 2012 9:02:12 GMT -5
I like AVB. He is not giving into all of the politics behind the team, and is making players earn their place on that teamsheet; not just giving them an automatic starting-11 place because their name is Frank Lampard. However, he needs time and money to make things work, and Abramovich will not give him that. What Abramovich needs to realise is that you cannot just make a team win the league after one season, and if they don't, sack the manager. I completely agree. I think Lampard should look at the bloke in my sig - when he was 33 his manager started to limit his games, and I bet he felt that he could still play every week. But he shut up about it, did what he was told, had his career lengthened and won a fair few trophies while he was at it. Lampard should never be coming out and saying he disagrees with AVB. Lost some respect for him in this palava. |
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Post by Markw on Mar 4, 2012 9:05:31 GMT -5
Lee Cattermole is obvisouly going to get sent off now. Good call. |
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Post by Hammersmith Hardman on Mar 4, 2012 9:37:39 GMT -5
Captain fantastic does it again! Just as I was looking to warm to Cattermole since O'Neill has taken charge, he does what he does best. Shocked at Sessegnon's behaviour but I guess blood runs high in these games, Tiote should be  ing ashamed of himself the scumbag that he is. Don't get me started on Ameobi, I really don't know how he does it in these games.... -_- Would of taken a point before KO but thoroughly disappointed  |
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Post by Mike Giggs' Munchies on Mar 4, 2012 14:19:07 GMT -5
Don't have a clue how we managed to win that despite being utter sh*te throughout. Jones in particular was truly absymal in the first half. Nonetheless, to come out of a run of Arsenal (A), Chelsea (A), Liverpool (H), Norwich (A), Spurs (A) with 4 wins and a draw (with the draw being a comeback from 3-0) is fantastic and hopefully it'll be the catalyst for a title push.
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Post by Noza on Mar 4, 2012 14:51:01 GMT -5
Quite enjoyed Newcastle v Sunderland. Very tasty; a real derby game. Think a draw was a fair result. Think today was the best I have seen us play all season. Granted it was at home against Wolves, we totally ran the show, played some beautiful football and scored some great goals. Bobby Zamora, Pogrebnyak is doing just fine! Cannot believe Manchester United won that 3-1! They were not even in the game in the first half, and to be 3-0 up after 70 minutes was just vintage United. Despite what most most would think, I don't think Tottenham deserved anything from the game today. Sure, they were the better team, but they did not play the football that has gained them so much acclaim this season. They sat back, passed the ball around, hardly creating any chances. It was incredibly boring to watch. Was fully expecting spurs to give it a real go today, and I don't really fell they did that. Just dominated the possession, and had more chances (none of them clear 'goal scoring' chances, other than the disallowed goal). |
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Post by McBlake on Mar 4, 2012 16:18:23 GMT -5
Don't have a clue how we managed to win that despite being utter sh*te throughout. Jones in particular was truly absymal in the first half. Nonetheless, to come out of a run of Arsenal (A), Chelsea (A), Liverpool (H), Norwich (A), Spurs (A) with 4 wins and a draw (with the draw being a comeback from 3-0) is fantastic and hopefully it'll be the catalyst for a title push. Nothing new. Don't think there's a more overrated player in England. |
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Post by Mike Giggs' Munchies on Mar 4, 2012 17:51:35 GMT -5
Don't have a clue how we managed to win that despite being utter sh*te throughout. Jones in particular was truly absymal in the first half. Nonetheless, to come out of a run of Arsenal (A), Chelsea (A), Liverpool (H), Norwich (A), Spurs (A) with 4 wins and a draw (with the draw being a comeback from 3-0) is fantastic and hopefully it'll be the catalyst for a title push. Nothing new. Don't think there's a more overrated player in England. I think his defending should be questioned, especially when he's been on the right (tbf he was bought as a cb so hardly surprising), but his attacking has been much better. I still hold hope that, if he improves his distribution and maybe his shooting, he could become a great box to box midfielder. Quite enjoyed Newcastle v Sunderland. Very tasty; a real derby game. Think a draw was a fair result. Think today was the best I have seen us play all season. Granted it was at home against Wolves, we totally ran the show, played some beautiful football and scored some great goals. Bobby Zamora, Pogrebnyak is doing just fine! Cannot believe Manchester United won that 3-1! They were not even in the game in the first half, and to be 3-0 up after 70 minutes was just vintage United. Despite what most most would think, I don't think Tottenham deserved anything from the game today. Sure, they were the better team, but they did not play the football that has gained them so much acclaim this season. They sat back, passed the ball around, hardly creating any chances. It was incredibly boring to watch. Was fully expecting spurs to give it a real go today, and I don't really fell they did that. Just dominated the possession, and had more chances (none of them clear 'goal scoring' chances, other than the disallowed goal). I think they really missed Bale and VDV (Parker not so much, Livermore did well imo), their absences cut out much of the threat. Modric on the left meant he wasn't able to influence the game as much, whilst Bale would've tore Jones to shreds. VDV could've added some much needed attacking impetous too; without him it was left to people like Assou-Ekotto to shoot! |
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Post by Lemmy on Mar 10, 2012 10:41:05 GMT -5
Captain fantastic does it again! Just as I was looking to warm to Cattermole since O'Neill has taken charge, he does what he does best. Shocked at Sessegnon's behaviour but I guess blood runs high in these games, Tiote should be ing ashamed of himself the scumbag that he is. Don't get me started on Ameobi, I really don't know how he does it in these games.... -_- Would of taken a point before KO but thoroughly disappointed Good to know that even a mackem doesn't condone Cattermole's twatish behavior. As for Tiote, I have no idea what he was playing it. It was utterly stupid! Quite pleased with a point overall. Super Shola |
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