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Title: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on August 19, 2008, 02:40:50 pm
I figured I'd make a thread to coincide with the new Premier League season which began last weekend. It was a slightly disappointing start for my team, Man United who could only manage a 1-1 draw with Newcastle United. It didn't help that we suffered a couple of injuries in the game as well. Hopefully we'll start to string a few good games together as we start our Premiership/Champions league defense. As for other teams, Chelsea had an impressive start to the season with a 4-0 win over the reigning FA cup winners, Portsmouth.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on August 19, 2008, 03:18:50 pm
Yep, the new season has started. Here are some of my thoughts for 08/09

Players to look out for this season:
In attack
Torres - I think he can beat his achievements from last seasons, people are saying he'll hit 40 goals. He scored the only goal once again in the first game to give Liverpool the win.
Ronaldo - Speaks for himself, best player in the world... Look what happened to Manchester United in the game he didn't play, they drew. He is the heart of the team.
Adebayor - Last season was fantastic for him. He was still getting used to the conditions in England. And especially now with Eduardo De Silva out for a few months, I think Adebayor will explode upfront and score atleast 25 this year

Midfielders
Fabregas - He is key behind Arsenals midfield. All good wins and results for Arsenal will undoubtfully revolve around him, and his got a much bigger role now that the likes of Hleb and Gilberto have left
Barry - He was strong in both attack and defence last season. Scored vital goals and used his physical strength to help defend. He has broken into Englands line up and many have compared him to Gerrard. No wonder Liverpool had a 13 million pound bid for him that was turned down.
Stevie G - Phenomenal as always, his work rate is generally high and was the key behind Liverpools success in recent years
Ballack - He had a great Euro 08 experience and a good last season (his dominance was perhaps the reason for Lampards lowkey season). He should play well this season aswell

Defenders
Gallas - Strong defender and likes to attack aswell, his pace has stopped many attacks for Arsenal and he will be the Rock in defence for there campaign.
Cacapa - Defended really well against Man U.


Keeper
Robinson - Didn't have a great season last year. Was dropped from the England Squad and sold to Blackburn. I think he will really shine this season, and this move can only be good for him. The transfer should be like a metaphor for change and he should really bounce back better then ever, and has the hunger to do so after poor previous seasons.


Teams to look our for
Obvious Dominators: Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and Man Utd
Other then those...
Manchester City  - 9th last season, brought in some talent last season (elano and petrov). Elano will have a great season I think, and will work well with new Brazillian teammate Jo. Ben Haim should also strengthen there much relaxed defence.
I reckon Man City can muster up a top 5 finish
Newcastle - They showed there good, and defended well againsted Manchester United. I think Owen and Viduka will form a good strike partnership upfront and one to look out for. Ameobi should also be pushing well to get a place in the team after being loaned out to the Championship in the past season (he scored the goal against Man Utd)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on August 19, 2008, 04:01:51 pm


  Dean Ashton, if he stays fit, he's a really good all-round striker
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on August 26, 2008, 06:02:09 pm
Deco is proving to be a great pickup for Chelsea already, after only two games. That free kick goal against Wigan was a pearler.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on August 26, 2008, 06:23:27 pm
don't get too excited, its early on :D

but yea he has shocked me, I expected him to be a flop like Shevchenko (deco was so shit for Barca at the end of last season, he was a waste of space on the pitch :o)

If he wants to scores at the ratio he did at Barcelona, then he doesn't have to score another goal in 21 games :D
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on August 26, 2008, 06:25:18 pm


  he's got a deft, creative side as well, Art Deco, would be good to see at the top of his game
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 02, 2008, 05:23:11 pm
 

         OMG :D
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2008/sep/02/manchestercity.chelsea1

 http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/timvickery/2008/09/the_big_question_left_by.html
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on September 02, 2008, 06:36:30 pm
Man City have indeed proven to be a financial heavyweight now, which can now compete with the Big 4 in terms of spending thanks to the new owners.

Also great to see Dimitar Berbatov finally arrive at Old Trafford, where he will fit in very nicely amongst Rooney, Ronaldo and Tevez.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 06:44:59 pm
wow Robinho to man city is really suprising, I was sure he'd go to chelsea... it was pretty much done

Man City are looking REALLY good this season, they've got one of the best attacks in the premierleague at the moment

Elano, Petrov, Robinho and Wright-Philips, thats one attcak to look out for

all of those players are so quick
and they've got a strong defence, with new signings Ben Haim and Kompany back there

SHIT I forgot to mention new striker Jo, who scored like 30 goals last season back in moscow
AND MICAH RICHARDS, AWESOME PLAYER HOW COULD I FORGET HIM

AND HAMANN IN THE MIDFIELD
OH OH OH AND ANOTHER STRIKER FORMER PORTSMOUTH ACE MWAURUWARI


Manchester City are going to be so good this season. Top 4 finish is potentially on the cards.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 06:50:28 pm
OMG AND I FORGOT VALERI BOJINOV

He played really well for Juventus last year
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 02, 2008, 06:54:49 pm

 not EPL related but AC Milan's attack = 1337
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Golfa on September 02, 2008, 06:59:35 pm
wow Robinho to man city is really suprising, I was sure he'd go to chelsea... it was pretty much done

Man City are looking REALLY good this season, they've got one of the best attacks in the premierleague at the moment

Elano, Petrov, Robinho and Wright-Philips, thats one attcak to look out for

all of those players are so quick
and they've got a strong defence, with new signings Ben Haim and Kompany back there

SHIT I forgot to mention new striker Jo, who scored like 30 goals last season back in moscow
AND MICAH RICHARDS, AWESOME PLAYER HOW COULD I FORGET HIM

AND HAMANN IN THE MIDFIELD
OH OH OH AND ANOTHER STRIKER FORMER PORTSMOUTH ACE MWAURUWARI


Manchester City are going to be so good this season. Top 4 finish is potentially on the cards.


mate they have NO chance of taking a top four spot away from arsanal or liverpool, forget manchester and chelsea. Like last year their defence will be their downfall especially on the wings against teams like arsanal with their wing combos....
6th for city i fear unless they show something this week against the blues. Watch out for spurs though to shake up the top 4...showed against chelsea on the weekend that they can play very good football....
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 07:03:23 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 02, 2008, 07:04:46 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho


 you forgot someone ;)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 07:08:17 pm
wow Robinho to man city is really suprising, I was sure he'd go to chelsea... it was pretty much done

Man City are looking REALLY good this season, they've got one of the best attacks in the premierleague at the moment

Elano, Petrov, Robinho and Wright-Philips, thats one attcak to look out for

all of those players are so quick
and they've got a strong defence, with new signings Ben Haim and Kompany back there

SHIT I forgot to mention new striker Jo, who scored like 30 goals last season back in moscow
AND MICAH RICHARDS, AWESOME PLAYER HOW COULD I FORGET HIM

AND HAMANN IN THE MIDFIELD
OH OH OH AND ANOTHER STRIKER FORMER PORTSMOUTH ACE MWAURUWARI


Manchester City are going to be so good this season. Top 4 finish is potentially on the cards.


mate they have NO chance of taking a top four spot away from arsanal or liverpool, forget manchester and chelsea. Like last year their defence will be their downfall especially on the wings against teams like arsanal with their wing combos....
6th for city i fear unless they show something this week against the blues. Watch out for spurs though to shake up the top 4...showed against chelsea on the weekend that they can play very good football....
.... Man Citys defence has been there weak point in the past, but this season they will be tougher in defence aswell. As you've seen at the start of this season already, Kompany is a freak defender, european class.... and Ben Haim was good enough for chelsea to sign him for 15 million (but couldn't break into the 1st XI squad due to abundanceof other quality players)

not to mention Micah Richards, whos broken into the england squad at the age of 20

City are currently 3rd and have played well, I would be willing to bet quite a bit of money they would put up a fight for a top 4 place

Tottenham are yet to win a game this season and are in 19th place, and with the loss of star strikers Berbatov and Keane, I'd be suprised if they had a top 8 finish
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 07:10:31 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho


 you forgot someone ;)
who Pato? I excluded him on purpose, his way too young to hit his prime... you can't expect too much from him, despite a promising season lsat year.....

Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 02, 2008, 07:15:54 pm
 "I'd be suprised if they had a top 8 finish"

  C'mon man their position now hardly matters
  their midfield is *quality* [although they do need a holding player, like Carrick was]
    <3 Huddlestone, his technique is *2nd to none* :coolsmiley:
    They'll battle it out for 5th, with Villa, City, Pompey, and possibly Newcastle and West Ham
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on September 02, 2008, 07:16:16 pm
Milan will finish top 4 this year imo, the signing of Flamini will also add something to the defensive side of the ground plus Shevchenko will feel at home back at his stomping ground after a disastrous two seasons at Chelsea.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 02, 2008, 07:18:10 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho


 you forgot someone ;)
who Pato? I excluded him on purpose, his way too young to hit his prime... you can't expect too much from him, despite a promising season lsat year.....



 he's already a gun, who knows what he'll be like when he hits his prime
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 07:21:58 pm
"I'd be suprised if they had a top 8 finish"

  C'mon man their position now hardly matters
  their midfield is *quality* [although they do need a holding player, like Carrick was]
    <3 Huddlestone, his technique is *2nd to none* :coolsmiley:
    They'll battle it out for 5th, with Villa, City, Pompey, and possibly Newcastle and West Ham

tottenham have suprised me in the last few years, but there position last year (not a top 10 finish) is a metaphor for what is to come in future years.... they too are past there prime :D

and lack SEVERLY in attack. I admit the first 3 games aren't a great depiction of the rest of the season, but surely 2 goals in 3 games for the whole team gives you some idea of how there going
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 02, 2008, 07:24:01 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho


 you forgot someone ;)
who Pato? I excluded him on purpose, his way too young to hit his prime... you can't expect too much from him, despite a promising season lsat year.....



 he's already a gun, who knows what he'll be like when he hits his prime
yea his talented, but his no rooney or ronaldo (they were driving the team when they were 19 and 20)

Pato cannot lead his teams attack at that age, and expecting him to do so would be very optimistic. He will be a freak when he hits his prime, but this season won't be his prime. He should play a second striker roll, and should be happy to get double figures for his goal count.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: phagist_ on September 02, 2008, 07:41:34 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho

Yep 2-1 loss.
Match was really disappointing Milan had no cohesion, the gameplan was pretty much give it to R80 and hope that he does some magic and sets up a goal/scores himself.
It was evident that during the olympics he still did not have his old form (barely even glimpse of it). He needs to be better integrated into the team - learn where our strikers (in the case against Bologna, Inzaghi) want the ball and when.

Of course he can't just come back into the team and learn everyone's gameplan/the way they play.. but hopefully this improves over the season.

+ Kaka hasn't come back from injury, so it would be interesting to see him and Ronni working together at club level.. still not sure how well it will work considering our gameplan the last couple of years (i.e pass to Kaka) but they've done it for their national team, so I don't see why it can't work at Milan.

Flamini was one of our better signings.. he can play as DM and essentially free up Pirlo so he can be more attacking/creative in providing for our forwards.

Gilardino was not a loss, he was pretty much a burden..and yes forgot Pato, despite his age he has the potential to become one of the best players in the world and will (hopefully) be our number one.
If Sheva can find again his form that he had in the glory days, it would be awesome, as unlikely as it is I'm quietly hoping.

my two cents.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 02, 2008, 07:45:53 pm
"I'd be suprised if they had a top 8 finish"

  C'mon man their position now hardly matters
  their midfield is *quality* [although they do need a holding player, like Carrick was]
    <3 Huddlestone, his technique is *2nd to none* :coolsmiley:
    They'll battle it out for 5th, with Villa, City, Pompey, and possibly Newcastle and West Ham

tottenham have suprised me in the last few years, but there position last year (not a top 10 finish) is a metaphor for what is to come in future years.... they too are past there prime :D

and lack SEVERLY in attack. I admit the first 3 games aren't a great depiction of the rest of the season, but surely 2 goals in 3 games for the whole team gives you some idea of how there going


  yeah they are one of these clubs with a case of Willy Loman Sydrome/delusions of grandeur. They should feel privileged to have had a player of Berbatov's quality condescend to come and play for them
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on September 02, 2008, 07:58:54 pm
lol but its not good enough to save them
they already lost 2-0 (or 2-1, cant remember) to Bolognia

I think Milans shining days are over for the next few years to come, they should hope for a top 7 finish

There general attack is pretty good with playmakers like Ronaldinho and Kaka
but there finishers (strikers) are pretty poor, with the loss of Ronaldo and Gilardino, there only two wellknown strikers are Inzaghi (too old/slow) and Shevchenko (his time at chelsea speaks for itself)

but if Shevchenko can find the form which made him famous (and won him european player of the year), then yea, he will score a lot of goals with assists from kaka and ronaldinho

Yep 2-1 loss.
Match was really disappointing Milan had no cohesion, the gameplan was pretty much give it to R80 and hope that he does some magic and sets up a goal/scores himself.
It was evident that during the olympics he still did not have his old form (barely even glimpse of it). He needs to be better integrated into the team - learn where our strikers (in the case against Bologna, Inzaghi) want the ball and when.

Of course he can't just come back into the team and learn everyone's gameplan/the way they play.. but hopefully this improves over the season.

+ Kaka hasn't come back from injury, so it would be interesting to see him and Ronni working together at club level.. still not sure how well it will work considering our gameplan the last couple of years (i.e pass to Kaka) but they've done it for their national team, so I don't see why it can't work at Milan.

Flamini was one of our better signings.. he can play as DM and essentially free up Pirlo so he can be more attacking/creative in providing for our forwards.

Gilardino was not a loss, he was pretty much a burden..and yes forgot Pato, despite his age he has the potential to become one of the best players in the world and will (hopefully) be our number one.
If Sheva can find again his form that he had in the glory days, it would be awesome, as unlikely as it is I'm quietly hoping.

my two cents.

Sound like quite the Milan fan there eh. I still have reservations about whether I should follow a team in serie A given that Italian football is known for dour, defensive play. In saying that, I hope Milan goes well and gets back into CL action next season, which I'm sure they will.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: phagist_ on September 02, 2008, 08:04:20 pm
Yeh, I've grown to love the Italian game.. but some games just shit me.

The best football to watch is the Italian game when it is at its best (see Milan vs Man U 3-0 win in CL).. probably my favourite game, EVER.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Golfa on September 02, 2008, 09:03:54 pm
"I'd be suprised if they had a top 8 finish"

  C'mon man their position now hardly matters
  their midfield is *quality* [although they do need a holding player, like Carrick was]
    <3 Huddlestone, his technique is *2nd to none* :coolsmiley:
    They'll battle it out for 5th, with Villa, City, Pompey, and possibly Newcastle and West Ham

tottenham have suprised me in the last few years, but there position last year (not a top 10 finish) is a metaphor for what is to come in future years.... they too are past there prime :D

and lack SEVERLY in attack. I admit the first 3 games aren't a great depiction of the rest of the season, but surely 2 goals in 3 games for the whole team gives you some idea of how there going


youve got to be joking! ok keane and berbatov are out but frankly they were not needed...Bentley, Dos Santos, Pavlyuchenko and Modric are HUGE in's and once they learn each others games will begin to dominate against all teams..their 5-0 smashing of roma pre-season is the spurs outfit you will be seeing very shortly whilst their defence has been strengthened with the buys of sanchez, gomes and corluka. It should be noted half these guys havn't even played yet, so a 1-1 draw with a full strength chelsea is dam good. When they all come back in you should see these boys DESTROYING most teams....

Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 05, 2008, 02:00:04 am


  What does enwiabe [the fan] think about recent developments at Man City?
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on September 16, 2008, 01:15:08 pm
Another slow start to the season by ManU, but at least we're still in a better position than this time last year where I believe we drew 1, and lost 2 games. However, it doesn't get any easier with an intimidating trip to stanford bridge next week to take on the ladder leaders Chelsea. Also good to see Hull City having a good start to the season.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 16, 2008, 07:38:17 pm


  I don't think saturday's was *such* an inspiring performance from Liverpool. They lacked guile in attack [see how they got their goals.] They need somone like Riqueleme to knit the team together and play the killer ball.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 16, 2008, 07:40:58 pm


 "Also good to see Hull City having a good start to the season."

  yeah, <3 the underdogs. They were in League 2 [3 leagues below] only 5 seasons ago
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on September 16, 2008, 07:54:00 pm
"I'd be suprised if they had a top 8 finish"

  C'mon man their position now hardly matters
  their midfield is *quality* [although they do need a holding player, like Carrick was]
    <3 Huddlestone, his technique is *2nd to none* :coolsmiley:
    They'll battle it out for 5th, with Villa, City, Pompey, and possibly Newcastle and West Ham

tottenham have suprised me in the last few years, but there position last year (not a top 10 finish) is a metaphor for what is to come in future years.... they too are past there prime :D

and lack SEVERLY in attack. I admit the first 3 games aren't a great depiction of the rest of the season, but surely 2 goals in 3 games for the whole team gives you some idea of how there going


youve got to be joking! ok keane and berbatov are out but frankly they were not needed...Bentley, Dos Santos, Pavlyuchenko and Modric are HUGE in's and once they learn each others games will begin to dominate against all teams..their 5-0 smashing of roma pre-season is the spurs outfit you will be seeing very shortly whilst their defence has been strengthened with the buys of sanchez, gomes and corluka. It should be noted half these guys havn't even played yet, so a 1-1 draw with a full strength chelsea is dam good. When they all come back in you should see these boys DESTROYING most teams....


yet another defeat for tottenham, sad to see

Pavlyuchenko made his debut, the kids got talent, should form a decent partnership with Bent but he didn't look like a threat against Aston Villa

You seem to be confusing attacking midfielders with strikers

Dos Santos was terrible, and his not a striker, this is the type of form which led Barca to sell him

Modric is a midfielder aswell, if you consider him a striker then good luck waiting for goals, he'd be lucky to hit 5 for the season

Bentley is young and yet to score, and his another midfielder, plays on the wing (scored 10 goals in 90 games for blackburn)

Bent is a striker... his good (but you didnt even mention him)... he will be your sole source of consistent goals, atleast until Pavlyuchenko finds his feet

I stand by what I said before... TOTTENHAM severly lack in finishers... decent production and attack, but noone to poach and slot the goals in
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on September 16, 2008, 08:22:10 pm


  I don't think saturday's was *such* an inspiring performance from Liverpool. They lacked guile in attack [see how they got their goals.] They need somone like Riqueleme to knit the team together and play the killer ball.

Liverpool were the more dominant team in terms of possession, but their goals came from either sheer bad luck with the own goal, or a huge error of judgement with Ryan Giggs allowing Mascherano through where he could have conceded a corner.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 21, 2008, 01:56:44 am


  I don't think saturday's was *such* an inspiring performance from Liverpool. They lacked guile in attack [see how they got their goals.] They need somone like Riqueleme to knit the team together and play the killer ball.

Liverpool were the more dominant team in terms of possession, but their goals came from either sheer bad luck with the own goal, or a huge error of judgement with Ryan Giggs allowing Mascherano through where he could have conceded a corner.

 haha Liverpool 0-0 Stoke
   What I said
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on September 25, 2008, 09:15:38 pm


   seems like Arsenal's Carling Cup team, average age 19, are leet

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB8Z_Ea8Ri0&feature=related
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on September 27, 2008, 09:35:26 pm


   seems like Arsenal's Carling Cup team, average age 19, are leet

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TB8Z_Ea8Ri0&feature=related

Arsenal will be awesome for the next few years, I'm expecting a number of silverware coming their way.

A couple of famous derbies on this weekend, with both the Merseyside and Milan derbies taking place. And hopefully, ManU can play themselves into form with an easy 4-0 win over Bolton as well :).
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on October 07, 2008, 05:55:27 pm
 
   Newcastle manager Joe Kinnear's first press conference :)   http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=i_NQqnc_ue0

    an anagram of his name is "inane jokes"  ;D
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on October 22, 2008, 08:51:43 pm

  gun impressions of Rafa Benitez, Gerrard, Carragher, Owen and Crouch

  http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=C2QEm028lKA
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on October 22, 2008, 08:57:10 pm
tottenham can't play soccer...
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on November 03, 2008, 02:46:04 pm
tottenham can't play soccer...


A lot has changed since u made this comment :P.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Golfa on November 12, 2008, 08:12:11 pm
 
tottenham can't play soccer...


Finally got rid of a SHOCKING manager and replaced him with the best in England.
Spurts will finish 5th mark my words!

Ohh and Steven Gerrard is a hypocrite diver. Why would he condemn Ronaldo when he was the one who brought diving to England?


 
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on November 13, 2008, 01:32:54 am

 "Ohh and Steven Gerrard is a hypocrite diver. Why would he condemn Ronaldo when he was the one who brought diving to England?"

    Seconded

Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: random.photon on November 13, 2008, 02:02:38 am
Man.United will win it three times in a row end of thread. Thank you good night.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on November 13, 2008, 06:38:33 am
tottenham can't play soccer...


Finally got rid of a SHOCKING manager and replaced him with the best in England.
Spurts will finish 5th mark my words!

Ohh and Steven Gerrard is a hypocrite diver. Why would he condemn Ronaldo when he was the one who brought diving to England?


 

I reckon it was the players who had had enough with Ramos and rebelled by hardly putting in any effort in their first few matches.

Man.United will win it three times in a row end of thread. Thank you good night.
Whilst I'm a big ManU fan as well, both Chelsea and Liverpool are definitely starting to put a gap on the rest of the contenders at the moment. Whilst we have played all the big 4 sides away, we definitely cannot afford to drop any points against the mid/lower table teams now, since Chelsea are in sublime form and Liverpool just keep on managing to win.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: random.photon on November 13, 2008, 07:24:04 pm
Man United will beat the top 4 teams at home and the top 4 will surely drop points somewhere.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on November 13, 2008, 07:36:33 pm
Golfa: thats really pushing it, they'd be lucky to get a top 10 finish. Sure they've won a couple of games but there still in relegation zone, and there form should dry up soon.

But I agree with you on Gerrard, lol. Biggest hippocrite.
This is pretty insightful :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVthv1RqHqo
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Golfa on November 13, 2008, 07:46:54 pm
Golfa: thats really pushing it, they'd be lucky to get a top 10 finish. Sure they've won a couple of games but there still in relegation zone, and there form should dry up soon.

But I agree with you on Gerrard, lol. Biggest hippocrite.
This is pretty insightful :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVthv1RqHqo

Their out of the relegation zone at the moment and only 8 points from 5th with 26 games left! No loss in 6/6 games under Harry, wins against Liverpool twice (admittedly lucky to get both of them) and a draw against Arsanal is a good effort and with no clear '5th best team' in the epl Spurs have every chance to take it. Villa are only their because of an 'easy' draw, Hull are just suffering from the initial 'jump' seen in 1 out of the 3 Championship teams each year and the rest are just middletablers who have never done anything else. Spurs easily have the 5th best squad (except for Gomes- whose injury was the cause of thousads of Spurs prayers).

It's only early in the season remember and 8 points is nothing....
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: psychlaw on November 13, 2008, 07:54:08 pm
Golfa: thats really pushing it, they'd be lucky to get a top 10 finish. Sure they've won a couple of games but there still in relegation zone, and there form should dry up soon.

But I agree with you on Gerrard, lol. Biggest hippocrite.
This is pretty insightful :P http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVthv1RqHqo

Their out of the relegation zone at the moment and only 8 points from 5th with 26 games left! No loss in 6/6 games under Harry, wins against Liverpool twice (admittedly lucky to get both of them) and a draw against Arsanal is a good effort and with no clear '5th best team' in the epl Spurs have every chance to take it. Villa are only their because of an 'easy' draw, Hull are just suffering from the initial 'jump' seen in 1 out of the 3 Championship teams each year and the rest are just middletablers who have never done anything else. Spurs easily have the 5th best squad (except for Gomes- whose injury was the cause of thousads of Spurs prayers).

It's only early in the season remember and 8 points is nothing....
They are kind of still in relegation zone. The team thats 20th has 11 points. 19, 18, 17 and 16 (tottenham) all have 12 points. Theres not much in it at all, they are by no means "safe" from relegation




It's only early in the season remember and 8 points is nothing....
If you think about it that way, then 19 of the 20 teams have a chance of getting in the top 5. All of those 19 are 8 points or within 8 points of top 5.
The last team is only 9 points from top 5.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: random.photon on November 15, 2008, 05:52:12 pm
Steve Gerrard Gerrard, he kisses the badge on his chest, then sends in a transfer request, Steve Gerrard Gerrard.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Velox on November 19, 2008, 09:55:16 pm
"When you walk through a storm hold your head up high,
And don't be afraid of the dark.
At the end of a storm is a golden sky
And the sweet silver song of a lark.

Walk on through the wind,
Walk on through the rain,
Tho' your dreams be tossed and blown.
Walk on, walk on with hope in your heart
And you'll never walk alone,
You'll never, ever walk alone."

Come on Liverpool, all the way this year!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Blue Moon on November 23, 2008, 09:25:40 pm
Any other Manchester City fans on here? Great win last night over the gunners!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: RD on November 23, 2008, 09:31:37 pm
Go Man Utd!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on November 24, 2008, 01:04:52 pm

  hmmm few unexpected results this weekend, think if I'd have been tipping I'd have only got 2 right

Any other Manchester City fans on here? Great win last night over the gunners!

 yeh enwiabe [admin] is one
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on December 10, 2008, 01:59:10 am

   
      "why fans can't identify with players"
   http://timesonline.typepad.com/thegame/2008/12/supporters-can.html
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Golfa on December 14, 2008, 07:43:17 pm
United are gone. Shocking against Spurs. Hopefully they sell Tevez (get 5mil exta because of his recent good form :P) and sell Anderson for a decent price so they can pick up Mr.Torres (i can hope).

By the way, did anyone see the rumor that City are planning a 63mil bid for Darren Fletcher? HUGE ROFL.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on December 14, 2008, 08:58:00 pm
United are gone. Shocking against Spurs. Hopefully they sell Tevez (get 5mil exta because of his recent good form :P) and sell Anderson for a decent price so they can pick up Mr.Torres (i can hope).

By the way, did anyone see the rumor that City are planning a 63mil bid for Darren Fletcher? HUGE ROFL.

 Torres is too connected to Liverpool to have any chance of wanting to play for one of their biggest rivals. You should go for David Villa.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on December 21, 2008, 06:49:05 pm
United are gone. Shocking against Spurs. Hopefully they sell Tevez (get 5mil exta because of his recent good form :P) and sell Anderson for a decent price so they can pick up Mr.Torres (i can hope).

By the way, did anyone see the rumor that City are planning a 63mil bid for Darren Fletcher? HUGE ROFL.

We aren't playing very well, but so aren't any of the other teams. Last weekend all the big 4 drew and a few weeks ago, none scored a single goal between them so no one wants to break away and dominate. I'd be sad to see Tevez leave, but he is finding it hard to get starts when we already have Rooney and Berbatov up front. Anderson is still only a kid as well, and has shown he can cut it in the big league.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on December 21, 2008, 11:27:52 pm
United are gone. Shocking against Spurs. Hopefully they sell Tevez (get 5mil exta because of his recent good form :P) and sell Anderson for a decent price so they can pick up Mr.Torres (i can hope).

By the way, did anyone see the rumor that City are planning a 63mil bid for Darren Fletcher? HUGE ROFL.

We aren't playing very well, but so aren't any of the other teams. Last weekend all the big 4 drew and a few weeks ago, none scored a single goal between them so no one wants to break away and dominate. I'd be sad to see Tevez leave, but he is finding it hard to get starts when we already have Rooney and Berbatov up front. Anderson is still only a kid as well, and has shown he can cut it in the big league.
I'm really liking Rafael, [though I'm not a United fan], already pwns at age 18
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on December 22, 2008, 12:19:41 pm
United are gone. Shocking against Spurs. Hopefully they sell Tevez (get 5mil exta because of his recent good form :P) and sell Anderson for a decent price so they can pick up Mr.Torres (i can hope).

By the way, did anyone see the rumor that City are planning a 63mil bid for Darren Fletcher? HUGE ROFL.

We aren't playing very well, but so aren't any of the other teams. Last weekend all the big 4 drew and a few weeks ago, none scored a single goal between them so no one wants to break away and dominate. I'd be sad to see Tevez leave, but he is finding it hard to get starts when we already have Rooney and Berbatov up front. Anderson is still only a kid as well, and has shown he can cut it in the big league.
I'm really liking Rafael, [though I'm not a United fan], already pwns at age 18

Yeah I like the look of him as well, he almost plays like another winger.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on January 15, 2009, 01:25:39 am

  the new Zidane?
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=fm-3w8BeQak
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on January 15, 2009, 09:47:35 pm
brilliant  :)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: gta007 on January 16, 2009, 01:21:17 am
United on track yet again! :)

BTW, anyone playing Fantasy Premier League game, off the official site?
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on January 16, 2009, 11:26:35 am
United on track yet again! :)

BTW, anyone playing Fantasy Premier League game, off the official site?

yep, been playing for the past 3 seasons, doing pretty crappy though this year, im somewhere in the 400,000's out of the 1.8 million that play
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on January 23, 2009, 05:37:15 pm
Just wait until Man United start playing good football, it will be a no contest.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on January 23, 2009, 11:25:35 pm
Just wait until Man United start playing good football, it will be a no contest.

yeah we gotta game in hand too
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on March 01, 2009, 02:26:13 am

   w00t I'm going to West Ham vs Man City tommorow :D
    robinhooooooooooo
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: dogactdaniel on March 01, 2009, 02:28:25 am
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: ReVeL on March 01, 2009, 01:32:16 pm
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake

Hahaha well said
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: TrueTears on March 01, 2009, 05:21:59 pm
go liverpool !
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: gta007 on March 01, 2009, 08:49:42 pm
go liverpool !

More like goodbye Liverpool. 2-0 loss to Middlesborough is surely the end to the Reds 09 EPL Campaign....

Go United!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 02, 2009, 12:43:32 pm
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake

NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: ReVeL on March 02, 2009, 04:41:28 pm
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake

NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME

What country are you in, genious?
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 02, 2009, 08:46:18 pm
 8-) 8-)
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake

NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME

What country are you in, genious?

AUSTRALIA mate,  FFA = Football Federation of Australia  8-)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: hard on March 02, 2009, 10:13:25 pm
go liverpool !
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ANOTHER MIGHTY RED! ANFIELD ARMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: TrueTears on March 02, 2009, 10:14:39 pm
go liverpool !
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ANOTHER MIGHTY RED! ANFIELD ARMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

WOOOT ANOTHER RED'S SUPPORTER YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on March 02, 2009, 10:15:07 pm
"NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME"

 +1337
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on March 02, 2009, 10:26:38 pm
The carling cup is out of the way, now onto the FA cup, premier league and champons league :P
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 02, 2009, 11:49:35 pm
"NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME"

 +1337

cheers
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: ReVeL on March 03, 2009, 08:14:36 pm
AUSTRALIA mate,  FFA = Football Federation of Australia  8-)

Big deal. Just because a large proportion of the world calls it football doesn't mean we have to. Australian rules was created here, it deserves the title of football.

Besides, if you asked around what sport came to mind when people thought of Football, the majority wouldn't say soccer I am telling you now.

So don't tell people to "get it right".
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 03, 2009, 09:24:00 pm
AUSTRALIA mate,  FFA = Football Federation of Australia  8-)

Big deal. Just because a large proportion of the world calls it football doesn't mean we have to. Australian rules was created here, it deserves the title of football.

Besides, if you asked around what sport came to mind when people thought of Football, the majority wouldn't say soccer I am telling you now.

So don't tell people to "get it right".

Thats because the majority of Australians are of Anglo-Celtic decent who were brought up following Aussie Rules or Rugby League. "Soccer" back then was still regarded as "wogball" and was only played by ethnic minorities. Hence it never managed to achieve its proper naming status in this nation.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: ReVeL on March 04, 2009, 04:18:06 pm
AUSTRALIA mate,  FFA = Football Federation of Australia  8-)

Big deal. Just because a large proportion of the world calls it football doesn't mean we have to. Australian rules was created here, it deserves the title of football.

Besides, if you asked around what sport came to mind when people thought of Football, the majority wouldn't say soccer I am telling you now.

So don't tell people to "get it right".

Thats because the majority of Australians are of Anglo-Celtic decent who were brought up following Aussie Rules or Rugby League. "Soccer" back then was still regarded as "wogball" and was only played by ethnic minorities. Hence it never managed to achieve its proper naming status in this nation.

That is my point 100%, thank you. That ends that discussion. :)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 04, 2009, 08:38:11 pm
AUSTRALIA mate,  FFA = Football Federation of Australia  8-)

Big deal. Just because a large proportion of the world calls it football doesn't mean we have to. Australian rules was created here, it deserves the title of football.

Besides, if you asked around what sport came to mind when people thought of Football, the majority wouldn't say soccer I am telling you now.

So don't tell people to "get it right".

Thats because the majority of Australians are of Anglo-Celtic decent who were brought up following Aussie Rules or Rugby League. "Soccer" back then was still regarded as "wogball" and was only played by ethnic minorities. Hence it never managed to achieve its proper naming status in this nation.

That is my point 100%, thank you. That ends that discussion. :)

I was just fighting fire with fire, if your gonna come and input into an "EPL" thread and embrace instigating posts towards "soccer" your bound to get passionate responses such as my own
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: kurrymuncher on March 04, 2009, 08:44:12 pm
lol adam you champion
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: kelep on March 04, 2009, 09:22:50 pm
decent win by arsenal this morning.
3-1 over cardiff

drogba's goal this morning for chelsea was fair decent
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 04, 2009, 09:59:43 pm
lol adam you champion

haha cheers
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: bubble sunglasses on March 04, 2009, 11:09:59 pm


 I don't like "soccer" because it comes from "association"
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on March 04, 2009, 11:38:26 pm
decent win by arsenal this morning.
3-1 over cardiff

drogba's goal this morning for chelsea was fair decent




chel$ki gettin into the habit of late goals ive noticed
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: methodsboy on March 05, 2009, 06:19:09 pm
AUSTRALIA mate,  FFA = Football Federation of Australia  8-)

Big deal. Just because a large proportion of the world calls it football doesn't mean we have to. Australian rules was created here, it deserves the title of football.

Besides, if you asked around what sport came to mind when people thought of Football, the majority wouldn't say soccer I am telling you now.

So don't tell people to "get it right".

Thats because the majority of Australians are of Anglo-Celtic decent who were brought up following Aussie Rules or Rugby League. "Soccer" back then was still regarded as "wogball" and was only played by ethnic minorities. Hence it never managed to achieve its proper naming status in this nation.

That is my point 100%, thank you. That ends that discussion. :)

I was just fighting fire with fire, if your gonna come and input into an "EPL" thread and embrace instigating posts towards "soccer" your bound to get passionate responses such as my own
LOL that nigga got pwned !
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: kurrymuncher on March 05, 2009, 07:19:53 pm
Your choice of wording isnt accurate
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: methodsboy on March 05, 2009, 07:42:17 pm
Your choice of wording isnt accurate
shut ur ass faced mouth :p ur comments are not required
go do some spesh
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: hard on March 05, 2009, 08:35:03 pm
kurrymuncher and methodsboy, do you guys like hate each other?
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: kurrymuncher on March 06, 2009, 09:35:13 am
kurrymuncher and methodsboy, do you guys like hate each other?

nah, we're friends. Its just that he happens to be the biggest tool in st johns regional college lol
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: methodsboy on March 06, 2009, 10:18:02 am
^excuse me, i think you should take that back.
just because i pwn u everyday at SJRC, doesn't mean that im a tool
If want an example:    8000 x 1 doesnt not = 530
ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (and u did that with a calculator)!!!!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: marine ices on April 14, 2009, 01:35:15 am
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake
 
NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME

Football is teh awesome, but this looks more fun, interesting and tactical than AFL :)
                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSdlWtk1grI&feature=related
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on April 14, 2009, 08:34:11 pm
football
soccer, the word is fucking soccer. For fucks sake
 
NO ITS FOOTBALL!!!  That rubbish with men in singlets and tights running and kicking an egg-shaped ball is aussie rules and not football get it right. FOOTBALL IS THE WORLD GAME

Football is teh awesome, but this looks more fun, interesting and tactical than AFL :)
                    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSdlWtk1grI&feature=related

lol sure does, wtf are they doin they like having a rugby scrum against the wall lol?
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: marine ices on May 02, 2009, 10:30:07 pm

 off to Stamford Bridge in 15 mins. Hope Chelsea have a relatively strong team out there, ahead of wednesday.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on October 18, 2009, 01:59:10 am

 I've got $400 on Spurs beating Pompey, so I'm happy with the half-time score :)
   
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on October 18, 2009, 02:13:23 am

 I've got $400 on Spurs beating Pompey, so I'm happy with the half-time score :)
   

WTF

2-nil as it stands
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on October 18, 2009, 02:17:13 am

 just hope spurs don't throw it away, or pompey mount a spirited fightback
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on October 18, 2009, 03:03:13 am

 w00t :D
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: ross huggard on October 24, 2009, 07:54:38 pm
whats up with that eton wall game?

hmmm very strange..

did anyone see the sunderland goal against liverpool the other day
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on October 24, 2009, 08:38:33 pm
whats up with that eton wall game?

hmmm very strange..

did anyone see the sunderland goal against liverpool the other day

U MEAN THIS ONE BAHAHAHA - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1No5722Lv8

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Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: sucky on November 10, 2009, 01:10:50 am
COYS!!!!
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on November 10, 2009, 01:23:33 am
COYS!!!!

LUKA MODRIC!!!

Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on November 10, 2009, 11:29:27 am
 
   Not sure what I think of [Birmingham owner] Carson Yeung's fashion sense :P
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/nov/09/liverpool-birmingham-premier-league-live
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on December 01, 2009, 12:30:10 am

  Glad to see Chelsea doing well. I'm not a Blues fan, but I'm from West London and am an ABU [anyone but United] :)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: midas_touch on December 01, 2009, 09:40:39 pm
Newcastle United, right? :P
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on December 01, 2009, 09:47:22 pm


 no-one really, used to be Villa, died away, as I'm in London and have no affinity for Birmingham. But you can find ABU's among fans of any club.

  I do admire the way they've been fighting though, despite having an inferior squad to Chelsea
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on December 01, 2009, 10:54:29 pm
hopefully Chelsea die out a bit during the mid-season, i mean they'll lose drogba, essien and a few other key players due to the African Cup of Nations in early 2010
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: periwinkle on December 01, 2009, 11:04:58 pm
hopefully Chelsea die out a bit during the mid-season, i mean they'll lose drogba, essien and a few other key players due to the African Cup of Nations in early 2010
they then might be able to play Deco and J.Cole together. swings and roundabouts
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: mypurpleundercracka on December 01, 2009, 11:17:30 pm
hopefully Chelsea die out a bit during the mid-season, i mean they'll lose drogba, essien and a few other key players due to the African Cup of Nations in early 2010
they then might be able to play Deco and J.Cole together. swings and roundabouts

hopefully not haha, after smashing arsenal this weekend they look unstoppable
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Blakhitman on April 04, 2010, 12:33:03 pm
CHELSEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Should've been 1-0 though....
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: superflya on April 04, 2010, 12:59:51 pm
CHELSEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Should've been 1-0 though....

lol start a new thread, oh dont bother seasons nearly done :P
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Yitzi_K on April 04, 2010, 01:56:56 pm
Awful result. Drogba was a mile offside. And Macheda's goal clearly came off his stomach, not his hand.
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: superflya on April 04, 2010, 02:06:15 pm
Awful result. Drogba was a mile offside. And Macheda's goal clearly came off his stomach, not his hand.

ahh pathetic excuses. look up man u supporters, i believe uve been leap frogged ;)
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: Yitzi_K on April 04, 2010, 02:33:37 pm
True. But the season's not over yet. Nor will it be until the fat lady sings.

And at least we still have European competition to look forward to. For 4 days at least  :-\
Title: Re: EPL 08/09 thread
Post by: superflya on April 04, 2010, 02:43:04 pm
hah true, minus rooney munich will have an extra training sesh ;D