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Nice one Arsenal, nothing like having the gooners doing all the hard work for you :D
I don't know what sounds better, eight points clear of Chelsea or 18 (yes, 18) ahead of Arsenal :spin: |
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Well I can handle being a fading team and 8 points clear at the top of the premiership :D
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Please the core of your team is over the hill, a part from those two and maybe Heinze? who else is there that is anything other than ordinary
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8 points clear, no-one comes close on the goal difference and they are an ordinary team :erm: :nutter: :D :D extra-ordinary I say ;)
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Not always. How old is Gary Speed again? ;) |
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So what age do you consider a player to be an 'old boy'? Over 30? Because only 4 of the team are at that stage - 2 are current internationals, and one is a retired international who was recently asked back?
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going back to the derby game at the weekend.. City showed how well a team can do just by working hard and chasing the ball.. man for men they are a very poor side compared to us but their workrate put us to shame and showed just how well a team can do just by working hard.. if England put in those sort of levels of work rate in their matches they might actually win something
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The London derby was a superb game to watch. I thoroughly enjoyed it, despite being dissapointed we've slipped further behind Utd. Essiens goal - goal of the season?? :D
As a Chelsea fan, I am concerned this season. There is not a lot to compare between Utd and Chelsea in all honesty. But Utd seem to be more consistent this year and some of their key players have hit early form, wheras Chelsea have a few players out with injury (Cech and Cole most notably) and a few who just aren't performing. We have a chance on Wednesday to close the gap to 5 points, which I think we'll do quite comfortably against Newcastle. Its Utd's goal difference that worries me most... |
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true Ronaldo is a true master.. although Drogba was trying to give him a good run for his money on Sunday
read some comments from Pearce saying he has condemned Corradi for it but that is just some sound bite for the press it won't cut it out of the game |
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never been a fan of Lehman as he has been known to dive alot and stamp on players and is just a horrible player just like Drogba.. can't stand either of them really |
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By saying the core of your team is over the hill i take it you mean Van der Sar, Neville, Giggs and Scholes as these are the first team players over 30. Van der Sar has conceded the fewest goals in the premiership so far and is first choice Dutch goalkeeper and captain. Neville is part of the strongest defence in the premiership, club captain and first choice England right back. Giggs is playing the best football of his career and is captain of Wales. Scholes is being constantly begged by England to come out of retirement and is being named as one of the players of the season by most pundits. I fail to see how they are 'over the hill' as it seems that they are playing some of the best football of their careers and still performing at the top level. You have to face the facts United are top by eight points (probably five come Wednesday) have conceded fewest goals and have scored the most. I seriously doubt its luck 17 games into the season. |
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Although I have to admit I am reassessing the word's 'past it' perhaps veteran would be better as, Van der Sar, he is a goalkeeper as long as alzheimer's doesn't set and he can keep his concentration he should be all right, Giggs by his managers own admission only turns up for one game in three so those six hundred odd games are in fact only two hundred so he'll be fine, Scholes well seeing as he has had the best part of two seasons off he should be fine to and Gary Neville should have plenty left in the tank considering he spent the first five or six years of his career stuffed up David Beckhams backside. So in fact the only thing that makes these players veterans and past it is their birth certificates. |
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TheDaddy is getting pre-match nerves before next weekends, West Ham v Man U game, me thinks. ;)
I do hope our "pensioners" can cope with West Hams youth. :D |
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I don't think you can properly rate the younger players coming through like Richardson and Rossi until they get a proper run in the first team. When the likes of Beckham, Neville, Butt and Scholes came through the youth team they were being written off straight away. The qutoe 'You never win anything with kids' comes to mind ;) It's difficult for any player with a bit part in a team to show how good they actually are. |
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Also the United reserves have won the reserve league north the past two seasons and unlike some teams they play players who have come through the youth team, so they do infact have some talented young players coming through the system. |
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well i've never rated Richardson or Park for that matter and don't think either are good enough for United
Rossi could turn into a striker like Owen.. very small but can still do the business it's just a shame that when we could have played him this season during the past few games he's been on loan at Newcastle not even playing |
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i have to say I don't really think it is his fault.. if i didn't do my job at work my manager wouldn't get the sack.. i still think he's a pretty decent manager adn just look at Charlton Dowie left and all the players said they were glad he has gone and they are still doing just as bad |
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this time I deffo think its mainly due to players f**king up too much or just being bloody slackers.
ditto as with Mr Incredible I mean Iain Dowie.... players have too much power really |
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not mad...Daddy.....sad really... there are not alot of players with any form of loyalty anymore towards their team or manager
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Its been said before, but Stuart Pearce... Top bloke...
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as i said early that will make no difference.. sure it's a sound bite for the press and makes him look good but if he had dived and got a pen that kept City from being relagated would the comment be the same then ?
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West Ham are laughing over selling him. He has had chances in the first team and didn't take them. Though with Rossi, he does look like he has potential. I just think that he needs to given more of a chance at OT. |
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Curbishley to be announced as the new West Ham United boss.......
I expect DAD will be pleased ;) No link yet as nobody dare publish it, but, when Sven was asked what he thought about the probable Curbishley announcement , he commented, " I couldn't care less, the FA are still paying me £30,000 a week :confused: |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...td/6171205.stm and yes I am pleased, here's why "West Ham are my club. I come from Canning Town, grew up as a trainee, became a first-team regular and sat at the feet of the incomparable Bobby Moore. |
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FC Porto v Chelsea
Celtic v AC Milan PSV Eindhoven v Arsenal Lille v Manchester United Roma v Lyon Barcelona v Liverpool Real Madrid v Bayern Munich Internazionale v Valencia |
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AEK Athens v PSG
Bayer Leverkusen v Blackburn Benfica v Dinamo Bucuresti Bordeaux v Osasuna Braga v Parma CSKA Moscow v Maccabi Haifa Fenerbahce v AZ Feyenoord v Tottenham Hapoel Tel-Aviv v Rangers Lens v Panathinaikos Livorno v Espanyol Shakhtar Donetsk v AS Nancy Spartak Moscow v Celta Vigo Steaua Bucuresti v Sevilla Werder Bremen v Ajax Zulte-Waregem v Newcastle ..... Oh joys. Another Israeli team comes to Ibrox. Time for lifelong Rangers fan. Sean Patrick John Paul O'Neill Connelly to invade the pitch in protest and Rangers to be slapped with another fine. :mad: |
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Feyenoord... Could be worse... But still at least as Jol is Dutch, that should help...
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Then after looking at the link you gave, I thought, you must be talking about yourself, as the italic quote was not visible on that link.... Who are you in real life, Trevor Brooking ? :jk: |
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I had a bad feeling about the game. I remember thinking earlier when Chelsea were losing that at least it won't be so bad if we lose!
Well done to West Ham. That said, maybe if you put that sort of effort in against all team, not just when you play the big teams, you might not be so far down the table |
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You've now beaten Man U, and arsenal at home, and only narrowly lost 1 - 0 away to Chelsea. You've also lost home matches against Newcastle, Reading and wigan. If I was a West Ham supporter, I would be down to the training ground, asking questions of the players dishonesty so far this season. |
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I love the sound of Bitter Man U fans in the morning...
Ahhhhh, drink it in.. The Chetski goals yesterday : WHOOOSH! Crackers! |
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Who's bitter? West Ham worked hard and got a result.
Nice bit of play by the oldest man on the pitch to create the goal. Had to laugh at Harewood's blood curdling scream at the end and then his miraculous healing. ;) |
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Makes me larf and cheers me up no end, on hearing what you have to post... Is you league so bad that you have to entertain yourself by looking to see how a team in another country did? ;) You might consider following a different sport in future... ;) |
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No, i just thought he made some poor decision that probably didn't cost us the game in the end actually. I thought you were lucky and think you will be coming down to earth in the next few weeks, Curbishley isnt the right man for what most West ham fans want. I reckon you would be better off with Sven:disturbd: |
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(to be honest i just want him in a job before Fergie retires :) ) |
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A bitter Falkirk fan? I've never heard of such a thing, in the last 4 games we've had Rangers, Celtic and Hibs succumb to the force of the Blue Army... This is GREAT time to be a bairn. Get it right up ye - bitter Mank! |
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Did you forget about the defeats to Kilmarnock and Motherwell after the Celtic match? |
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Trust me - trying to pick at me by slagging Falkirk is a waste of your time right now. |
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hey all....some light entertainment for ya.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6190379.stm
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Not sure if Sven has ever really turned around another club, although I seem to remember he might have been at Malmo when they got to the European Cup Final but that was over 20 years ago and the game has moved on a lot since then. |
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That offer of help that I gave you a few months ago, still stands you know. You follow a team called Falkirk. That is the team who should support, not any English team that's not United (or do you secretly like the English?) Now lets get to the root of the problem...is it because you, over the last few years, feel inferior to Celtic and Rangers? You don't feel safe going "nah, nah, na na na - you lost!", as over the long run they can easily retort. So you feel safe saying it to fans of a team who do not play in your own league and it's not like you're going to meet us in Europe (unless the teams are in the same hotel for a pre-season friendly). Overcome that nervousness. Just ask if you need any more help. |
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I was at the game mate, i dont need to look to websites for the score - thats the difference when your not a sofa supporter like yourself.
Glad to see your taking an interest in the SPL though, is that because your a glory hunting Mank who cant get his fix with Man U anymore and have decided to support the Bairns instead? I'd recommend it mate - much more fun - you even get to rip it out of guys like you. :D |
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I am not the one with the problem though. I take an interest in my team. I get enjoyment out of it, though you obviously don't or you wouldn't be distracted elsewhere. Now we are getting somewhere. We'll get you supporting your own team soon enough... |
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