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gazzae 12-05-2006 20:17

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I rest my case. :(

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Kind of like what the Liverpool fans did to OT after the semi final..

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Druchii 12-05-2006 20:22

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That's just uncalled for.

nffc 12-05-2006 22:05

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Surprised they could spell Munich!

yesman 13-05-2006 01:45

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Just as a matter of interest, I was asked this question today and wasn't sure of the answer, how will this world cup be decided if it is all square after 90 mins.
Is it extra time then penalties, or extra time then the golden goal ?

I have tried to find the answer but to no avail.

I seem to remember hearing that the golden goal was not going to play a part this time around, wasn't that how France won it last time ?

TheDaddy 13-05-2006 02:39

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I think you are right, no golden moments this time around, it's the dreaded penalty shoot out, I wonder if England will bother practising them this time.

gazzae 13-05-2006 19:14

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Well done to Liverpool... spit spit or should that be well done Stevie Gerrard?

Pretty exciting cup final.

iadom 13-05-2006 20:55

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An excellent game for the neutrals, TBH I thought West Ham just shaded it on the balance of normal play, cracking goals from Gerrard though.

Chimaera 13-05-2006 21:23

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:bigcry:

homealone 13-05-2006 21:30

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Originally Posted by iadom
An excellent game for the neutrals, TBH I thought West Ham just shaded it on the balance of normal play, cracking goals from Gerrard though.

That is how I saw it as well :tu:

A good advert for football, all round, the spirit in which the game was played was excellent & the referee played his part well, too. :cool:

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Originally Posted by Chimaera
:bigcry:

I know, bless, I was thinking of you when 'pool equalised right at the end of normal time :hugs:

budwieser 13-05-2006 23:10

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Both Teams played an outstanding game i thought. As a Londoner, i wanted West Ham to win, But Probably the best F.A Cup Final i can ever remember.!
Congratulations to all who took part! :tu: :)
Stupid rule with the penalties though, should have been the Golden Goal rule applied.!

sir_drinks_alot 14-05-2006 15:41

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Best Cup Final i've ever seen ! it's going to be a long time before we see a game like that Again

akane1984 14-05-2006 17:21

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ballack to chelski then, well he could have been key for uniteds new mid instead he will be one of many egos in chelski mid!!!

MadGamer 14-05-2006 17:41

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Originally Posted by Nugget
Preliminary World Cup Squad:

Robinson (Tottenham), James (Manchester City), Green (Norwich), G Neville (Manchester United), R Ferdinand (Manchester United), Terry (Chelsea), A Cole (Arsenal), Campbell (Arsenal), Carragher (Liverpool), Bridge (Chelsea), Beckham (Real Madrid), Carrick (Tottenham), Lampard (Chelsea), Gerrard (Liverpool), Hargreaves (Bayern Munich), Jenas (Totenham), Downing (Middlesbrough), J Cole (Chelsea), Lennon (Tottenham), Rooney (Manchester United), Owen (Newcastle), Crouch (Liverpool), Walcott (Arsenal).

So, no Ledley King who's been outstanding for most of the season, but Theo Walcott's in, who has yet to play in the Premiership. Talk about a surprise selection - no-one else will know anything about him (including the England players!

No West Ham players then :(

TigaSefi 14-05-2006 18:24

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I was at Cardiff yesterday in the stadium. Was utterly fantastic. the whole 2 hours and 1/2 went by like it was nothing. To be honest, West Ham were utterly fantastic. And we had a right go at Liverpool cos they were nothing short of shambolic in the first half.. (now where did that happen before ? ;) ) However Gerrard pulled us back into with some cracking goals.

Only downpoint of Cardiff was the bloody M4!!! took 1 hour to do 5 miles!!

Chrysalis 14-05-2006 20:45

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very good game should raise profile of the fa cup a bit. I think west ham were hard done by but they paid by price when gerrard started limping and they stopped man marking him.

sir_drinks_alot 15-05-2006 12:47

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Anyone know when the FA Cup final will be out on dvd ?

Gareth 15-05-2006 12:53

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Originally Posted by MadGamer
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Originally Posted by Nugget
Preliminary World Cup Squad:

Robinson (Tottenham), James (Manchester City), Green (Norwich), G Neville (Manchester United), R Ferdinand (Manchester United), Terry (Chelsea), A Cole (Arsenal), Campbell (Arsenal), Carragher (Liverpool), Bridge (Chelsea), Beckham (Real Madrid), Carrick (Tottenham), Lampard (Chelsea), Gerrard (Liverpool), Hargreaves (Bayern Munich), Jenas (Totenham), Downing (Middlesbrough), J Cole (Chelsea), Lennon (Tottenham), Rooney (Manchester United), Owen (Newcastle), Crouch (Liverpool), Walcott (Arsenal).

So, no Ledley King who's been outstanding for most of the season, but Theo Walcott's in, who has yet to play in the Premiership. Talk about a surprise selection - no-one else will know anything about him (including the England players!

No West Ham players then :(

Nope, although I believe Reo-Coker is on stand-by. I think he'll definitely make it into the squad for 2010 though (barring injury of course).

gazzae 15-05-2006 12:53

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Its out already...

http://www.skysportsdvdshop.co.uk/ca...986e9ebf8bebc9

sir_drinks_alot 15-05-2006 13:10

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Originally Posted by gazzae

Said on the website that the Release Date is 19 June.

gazzae 15-05-2006 13:12

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Originally Posted by sir_drinks_alot
Said on the website that the Release Date is 19 June.

Ah missed that bit.

akane1984 15-05-2006 17:00

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well ballack has been signed for chelsea. . United better put all stops out to get diarra. ive seen him play some for lyon over years and he is a rock, he is far more important player for lyon than essien ever was and is worth the money utd should pay.

i feel he is part of whats missing but isnt the last piece i still feel we lack a crosser of the ball.

yesman 16-05-2006 00:38

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Originally Posted by Gareth
Nope, although I believe Reo-Coker is on stand-by. I think he'll definitely make it into the squad for 2010 though (barring injury of course).

Actually, I wouldn't mind seeing him at United, I thought he was the one that made the Hammers tick last weekend :tu:
Add Carrick or Riquelme to the midfield list and we have it covered, all we need then is a forward for the outgoing Nistelrooy

yesman 17-05-2006 00:59

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Good luck in the final Gaz

homealone 17-05-2006 01:16

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Originally Posted by yesman
Good luck in the final Gaz

- "I" got sent off :erm:

- thanks :monkey:

TheDaddy 17-05-2006 01:19

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Originally Posted by yesman
Actually, I wouldn't mind seeing him at United, I thought he was the one that made the Hammers tick last weekend :tu:
Add Carrick or Riquelme to the midfield list and we have it covered, all we need then is a forward for the outgoing Nistelrooy

With the best will in the world Nigel is no Michael Ballack is he, you don't need potential you need the finished article and quick, otherwise it may not be just Chelsea you are chasing next season.

iadom 17-05-2006 09:46

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Grimsby's win last night was the only home win in all 12 divisional play offs, what are the odds against that.:)

akane1984 17-05-2006 12:57

John obi Mikel
 
He's either the perfect examplen of agent's being **** of the earth, or the epitome of the greed of the modern player

Or he's completely innocent and is in the middle. Which personally, without knowing all the facts, I find hard to believe but i haven't heard much about the story in awhile . . does anyone have a clue whats going on.


zing_deleted 17-05-2006 12:58

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ok is there a story behind this???

bopdude 17-05-2006 13:02

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Originally Posted by zinglebarb
ok is there a story behind this???

Its what I was thinking, links are always nice ;) for thse of us that can't be ar553d to look :D

akane1984 17-05-2006 13:04

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you haven't heard of this kids story!!! i dont have link cause am in work and sports blocked but basically he signed contract to join United end of season and weeks after transfer he went awol from his current club turning up in london saying he didnt want to goto Man U and wanted to goto chelsea instead. and since then he has been awol and chelsea and united have been fighting a tug of war for him.

zing_deleted 17-05-2006 13:05

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oh

bopdude 17-05-2006 13:08

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Originally Posted by akane1984
you haven't heard of this kids story!!! i dont have link cause am in work and sports blocked but basically he signed contract to join United end of season and weeks after transfer he went awol from his current club turning up in london saying he didnt want to goto Man U and wanted to goto chelsea instead. and since then he has been awol and chelsea and united have been fighting a tug of war for him.

Ahhhhhhhhh..........................nope :D there again it's afootball thing, not my bag, 22 men chasing a ball :shrug:

















Give 'em 1 each, problem solved :D

gazzae 17-05-2006 13:13

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He'll be at Chelsea next season

zing_deleted 17-05-2006 13:14

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Originally Posted by bopdude
Quote:

Originally Posted by akane1984
you haven't heard of this kids story!!! i dont have link cause am in work and sports blocked but basically he signed contract to join United end of season and weeks after transfer he went awol from his current club turning up in london saying he didnt want to goto Man U and wanted to goto chelsea instead. and since then he has been awol and chelsea and united have been fighting a tug of war for him.

Ahhhhhhhhh..........................nope :D there again it's afootball thing, not my bag, 22 men chasing a ball :shrug:

















Give 'em 1 each, problem solved :D

they all ready got 2 dangling ;)

akane1984 17-05-2006 13:15

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in what way. will united get a transfer fee or what? daylight robbery!!!

gazzae 17-05-2006 13:23

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In the way that you don't want a player who doesn't want to play for you.

It's all claims and counter-claims. Utd reached a deal with the player and the club, whereas Chelsea say they already had a deal with the player's agents. Chelsea also claim to have been instrumental in Obi's move to Europe. Utd have also filed a complaint that Chelsea and Obi's agent, John ****tu, made illegal payments to Obi's family. ****tu is hardly a patron of virtue as he was caught money laundering recently.

Russ 17-05-2006 13:35

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Whoever he plays for, I signed him on Football Manager 2006 and he's been United's midfield engine all season - cracking player :D

orangebird 17-05-2006 13:59

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COME ON BARCELONA!!!!!

Russ 17-05-2006 14:04

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:clap:

Nugget 17-05-2006 14:29

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Originally Posted by homealone
- "I" got sent off :erm:

- thanks :monkey:

Yeah, but you did score an important goal on Saturday ;)

I've had great fun telling people that I used to work with Grimsbys top scorer - hardly my fault if they don't pay attention, now is it :D

homealone 17-05-2006 14:36

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Originally Posted by Nugget
Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone
- "I" got sent off :erm:

- thanks :monkey:

Yeah, but you did score an important goal on Saturday ;)

I've had great fun telling people that I used to work with Grimsbys top scorer - hardly my fault if they don't pay attention, now is it :D


:LOL: - waiting to see if they will appeal the sending off, or he may not be able to play at Cardiff :(

Quote:

Lincoln become the first team to lose out in four successive play-off campaigns.
- along with iadom's mention of Grimsby being the only home win, makes it look like the luck was with us, for a change :tu:

Timeless Stew 17-05-2006 14:40

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Originally Posted by orangebird
COME ON
Spoiler: 
BARCELONA
!!!!!

COME ON ARSENAL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:p:

TigaSefi 17-05-2006 15:28

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I want Arsenal to win so Chelsea feels aggreived that they still haven't won the damn thing!! :D

sherer 17-05-2006 16:15

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can't bring myself to support the **** tonight so will be putting on my Barca shirt when i get home from work :D

as for Mikel i can't see him getting a game at Chelsea at all now they have Ballack, Lampard, Makele, Duff, Robben etc

United seems to be the best place for him but looks like the agent as got involved and turned the players head.. am sure he just wants Mikel to go to Chelsea as he will get a higher fee for himself there

gazzae 17-05-2006 21:06

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Mad Jens is off!
:p: :p:

ref should have played advantage though.

iadom 17-05-2006 21:14

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Originally Posted by gazzae
Mad Jens is off!
:p: :p:

ref should have played advantage though.

At least he can say he went through the whole competition without conceding a goal.:D

gazzae 17-05-2006 21:24

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Campbell just scored, shocking dive though from Eboue

iadom 17-05-2006 22:45

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Well, yet again no club from the South has won the Euro Championship.

Did you think that Henry seemed reluctant to score against his new employers.:D

akane1984 17-05-2006 22:46

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justice was done after "same old arsenal always cheatin" best team won on night. lol

Damien 17-05-2006 22:48

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Harsh People, Harsh :(

Marge 17-05-2006 22:49

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Originally Posted by iadom
Did you think that Henry seemed reluctant to score against his new employers.:D

Ohhh, you are awful but I do like you :D :D

Hand on heart I couldn't quite bring myself to cheer on Arsenal however I can feel for the supporters, they must be gutted to have travelled so far and got nothing.... Be interesting to see what Wenger has up his sleeves excuse wise, what he claimed he did and didn't see ;)

gazzae 17-05-2006 22:53

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Originally Posted by Damien
Harsh People, Harsh :(

Nothing harsh about it.

Did anyone hear Henry at the end say maybe he should learn to dive? Maybe Eboue could give him some tips.

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Oh, and he'll be missing a few games of the champions league next year after his comments.

DocDutch 17-05-2006 22:55

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I would say that barca mainly won due to very bad reffing....so yeah I can totally agree with Henry.

okay the red card for Lehman was justified but all the other cards for the arsenal players not...and not once was van Bommel booked for his fouls.

akane1984 17-05-2006 22:58

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Originally Posted by gazzae
Nothing harsh about it.

Did anyone hear Henry at the end say maybe he should learn to dive? Maybe Eboue could give him some tips.

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Oh, and he'll be missing a few games of the champions league next year after his comments.

he also said he felt they played better. . what game was henry playing in!

and saying that if eto was offside its hard to take. well for me it was hard to take eboues dive!!!!

gazzae 17-05-2006 23:00

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Originally Posted by DocDutch
I would say that barca mainly won due to very bad reffing....so yeah I can totally agree with Henry.

okay the red card for Lehman was justified but all the other cards for the arsenal players not...and not once was van Bommel booked for his fouls.

The only arsenal card not justified was Henrys. I've no idea what planet your on if you think Eboue's "tackle" wasn't a yellow.

Barca won because they were the better team.

Why is any defeat Arsenal suffer always somebody elses fault?

akane1984 17-05-2006 23:05

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omg everyones offside in wengers world! lol

danielf 17-05-2006 23:07

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Did anyone else notice that Colina was the fourth official?

akane1984 17-05-2006 23:09

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Originally Posted by danielf
Did anyone else notice that Colina was the fourth official?

LOL

gazzae 17-05-2006 23:11

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Originally Posted by danielf
Did anyone else notice that Colina was the fourth official?

No he just had a bald head. ;) It was Tom Henning Ovrebo

Damien 17-05-2006 23:16

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Originally Posted by gazzae
The only arsenal card not justified was Henrys. I've no idea what planet your on if you think Eboue's "tackle" wasn't a yellow.

Barca won because they were the better team.

Why is any defeat Arsenal suffer always somebody elses fault?

I dont think baca played that well tonight. Arsenal played better.

The ref didnt help but nor did arsenal missed chances.

and we lost, thats football.

gazzae 17-05-2006 23:20

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Originally Posted by Damien
I dont think baca played that well tonight. Arsenal played better.

The ref didnt help but nor did arsenal missed chances.

and we lost, thats football.

Played better in what way?

For 60 odd minutes your tatics consisted of booting the ball as far up field as possible.

Nope the ref didn't help Arsenal at all, he didn't disallow a valid goal by not paying advantage, and he didn't give Arsenal a free kick for an outrageous dive.

Damien 17-05-2006 23:25

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Originally Posted by gazzae
Played better in what way?

For 60 odd minutes your tatics consisted of booting the ball as far up field as possible.

Nope the ref didn't help Arsenal at all, he didn't disallow a valid goal by not paying advantage, and he didn't give Arsenal a free kick for an outrageous dive.

whatever man. I must have seen another game. The ref did not help arsenal at all really.

Also we had a lot of chances and should have finished the game in the first 45. :(

gazzae 17-05-2006 23:26

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Originally Posted by Damien
whatever man. I must have seen another game. The ref did not help arsenal at all really.

Also we had a lot of chances and should have finished the game in the first 45. :(

You must have if you failed to see the dive and the valid goal ruled out.

Damien 17-05-2006 23:29

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Originally Posted by gazzae
You must have if you failed to see the dive and the valid goal ruled out.

the goal could have stood but keeper stayed on. I would have gone for that.

Not that it matters, we lost anyway.

It sucks :(

gazzae 17-05-2006 23:34

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Yep you lost. Maybe instead of blaming the ref Henry should look at the two one on ones he missed. But hey it wouldn't be Arsenal if there wasn't someone else to blame.

Damien 17-05-2006 23:38

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Originally Posted by gazzae
Yep you lost. Maybe instead of blaming the ref Henry should look at the two one on ones he missed. But hey it wouldn't be Arsenal if there wasn't someone else to blame.

How many football teams do always take 100% responiblity. I have heard Man United and Liverpool do the same. Both who I would suppot in Champions league final (or did in the case of liverpool)

I did mention the ref was crap but also we should have took our chances.

I accept we lost, and we missed chances. Just stop using the comments of upset team members who have lost a champions league final to bash arsenal again.

gazzae 17-05-2006 23:48

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Its not bashing, its a fact that Arsenal do not accept defeat gracefully. Sure other teams don't like losing but at least they can loose gracefully (not always of course). If you can give me an example of Arsenal losing gracefully and not blaming someone else then I will stand corrected.

Paul 17-05-2006 23:54

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What modern football team loses gracefully ?

Certainly not Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea or a few others that spring to mind - it's always someone elses fault (usually the ref !).

iadom 17-05-2006 23:55

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Just a thought, its to late for me to start looking this up ;) how many English clubs have lost in a Champions League or European Cup final?

Damien 18-05-2006 00:00

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Originally Posted by gazzae
Its not bashing, its a fact that Arsenal do not accept defeat gracefully. Sure other teams don't like losing but at least they can loose gracefully (not always of course). If you can give me an example of Arsenal losing gracefully and not blaming someone else then I will stand corrected.

No. Your just taking the words up upset players moment after losing one of the biggest games of their careers to bash arsenal again. Any many people act relationally in such a stituation

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:01

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Originally Posted by Paul M
What modern football team loses gracefully ?

Certainly not Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea or a few others that spring to mind - it's always someone elses fault (usually the ref !).

I can think of two occasions of the top of my head for Fergie.

Champions league against Porto where a valid goal was disallowed knocking Utd out Fergie didn't blame the linesman, I believe his quote was "its shocking but thats football."

Carling Cup semi final against Chelsea, despite arguments with Jose during both legs and Jose saying Utd were diving etc, fergie invited him into his office after the second leg to share a bottle of wine.

If thats not losing gracefully I don't know what is.

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Originally Posted by Damien
No. Your just taking the words up upset players moment after losing one of the biggest games of their careers to bash arsenal again. Any many people act relationally in such a stituation

No examples then? :)

Chris 18-05-2006 00:03

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Oi, Henri, what's the French for bad loser? :D

danielf 18-05-2006 00:03

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Originally Posted by gazzae
Its not bashing, its a fact that Arsenal do not accept defeat gracefully. Sure other teams don't like losing but at least they can loose gracefully (not always of course). If you can give me an example of Arsenal losing gracefully and not blaming someone else then I will stand corrected.

Ljungberg seemed quite realistic about it.

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:05

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Originally Posted by iadom
Just a thoguht, its to late for me to start looking this up ;) how many English clubs have lost in a Champions League or European Cup final?

3. Leeds, Liverpool and Arsenal.

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Originally Posted by danielf
Ljungberg seemed quite realistic about it.

Fair play to Freddie.

iadom 18-05-2006 00:12

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Originally Posted by gazzae
3. Leeds, Liverpool and Arsenal.

I had forgotton the Leeds one, thats when their wonderful supporters :rolleyes: trashed the stadium, I suppose it makes a change from their team wrecking the dressing rooms, I do hope that Watford sort them out next week.

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:18

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Originally Posted by gazzae
You must have if you failed to see the dive and the valid goal ruled out.

Thats daft, 2 moments don't define a match. How did Henry get a yellow card when he was the one being kicked?

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:20

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Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes
Thats daft, 2 moments don't define a match. How did Henry get a yellow card when he was the one being kicked?

How did Oleguer get a yellow when he won the ball?

The ref was bad, but he was equally bad.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:21

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Chelsea, you win the title. Liverpool, you go home with the FA Cup.

Man United, you leave with the League Cup.

Arsenal, you leave with nothing :D

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:22

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Originally Posted by gazzae
How did Oleguer get a yellow when he won the ball?

The ref was bad, but he was equally bad.

Because he commit a foul at the same time. Henry won the ball without touching the player, got kicked, and got a yellow.

TheDaddy 18-05-2006 00:23

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Originally Posted by Russ D
Chelsea, you win the title. Liverpool, you go home with the FA Cup.

Man United, you leave with the League Cup.

Arsenal, you leave with nothing :D

Please I can't believe you just compared the the league cup with a Champions League final

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes
Because he commit a foul at the same time. Henry won the ball without touching the player, got kicked, and got a yellow.

No he didn't, he won the ball first. ALso if you check my other posts I said Henry did not deserve his yellow.

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:29

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Originally Posted by gazzae
No he didn't, he won the ball first. ALso if you check my other posts I said Henry did not deserve his yellow.

No he didn't, and i never said you thought he deserved it, i was just pointing out that 2 moments don't define a match. Barcelona commit more fouls that wern't blown up for, anyone could see that, hence everybody said the same thing.

I'm not an Arsenal supporter, i live miles away from there, but someone as a supporter of English sides is getting hacked off with foriegn refs who don't know the game of football. Apparently diving is ok and not cheating. Arsenal dived once (blatantly), i saw 10 Barcelona players dive tonight. If you are from Spain or Italy diving is OK, it's a part of football. I think Henry is right tonight, he needs to learn to dive more.

Bah, anyway, i'm off to bed, roll on the World Cup, however i fully expect us to have more fouls given against us than most other teams.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:33

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Please I can't believe you just compared the the league cup with a Champions League final

I'm sorry? What did Arsenal win this season?

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:36

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I'm sorry? What did Arsenal win this season?

He's right. Fergie would swap the league cup for a place in the champions league final every time.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:37

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Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes
He's right. Fergie would swap the league cup for a place in the champions league final every time.

Perhaps. But the Old Trafford trophy cabinet will have a new addition this season.

Arsenal's? Nope.

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:37

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Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes
If you are from Spain or Italy diving is OK, it's a part of football. I think Henry is right tonight, he needs to learn to dive more.

And English football of course - Owen V Argentina, Gerrard V Ac Milian, Rooney V Arsenal........

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:38

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Perhaps. But the Old Trafford trophy cabinet will have a new addition this season.

Arsenal's? Nope.

Not sure that matters really, look at the bank balances. Fergie would rather have Arsenals season.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:39

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Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes
Not sure that matters really, look at the bank balances. Fergie would rather have Arsenals season.

And lose out on automatic entry in the Champions League? You sure about that?

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:42

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And lose out on automatic entry in the Champions League? You sure about that?

Positive.

Fergie would love the money Arsenal have generated from this run to spend on players. I think thats the bummer point from Fergie's side. I hope for Fergie they will dig deap, cos it would be nice for them to get a couple of centre mids, i think a couple of decent ones and Man U can really challenge Chelsea again (some may laugh). I love the transfer chat that ensues regardless.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:43

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Don't forget, if Abramovich hadn't bailed Chelsea out, we'd have won the title this year.

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Positive.

No way. We finished higher than Arsenal, we actually won a trophy, all in all our season was successful. I can't see SAF being unhappy with that.

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:44

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Don't forget, if Abramovich hadn't bailed Chelsea out, we'd have won the title this year.

I don't forget, and i agree totally, everyone knows Chelsea are buying the title.

However i still don't think it changes the fact that they coulda done with the cash. I think the Beeb only reported about a week ago that Arsenal were rolling in it because of this run.

TheDaddy 18-05-2006 00:45

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Originally Posted by Russ D
And lose out on automatic entry in the Champions League? You sure about that?

Yes still quite sure, however I would have exchanged UAFA cup football next season to have won on Saturday.

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:46

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Rolling in it?? They are in £260 Mill debt!

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:48

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Yes still quite sure, however I would have exchanged UAFA cup football next season to have won on Saturday.

Maybe we can suggest this to the powers that be, it's like trading emissions, they can trade trophies and seasons...

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Rolling in it?? They are in £260 Mill debt!

I can't take you seriously when you talk nonsense like that. Just cos i have a mortgage, i don't consider myself to be in debt.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:48

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Yes still quite sure

Looks like the fabled 'Highbury dillusions' are spreading :D ;)

gazzae 18-05-2006 00:53

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Originally Posted by gruff_rhodes
I can't take you seriously when you talk nonsense like that. Just cos i have a mortgage, i don't consider myself to be in debt.

Hahah so despite the £15 mill they have to pay per year just in interest they are still rolling in it?

TheDaddy 18-05-2006 00:55

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Looks like the fabled 'Highbury dillusions' are spreading :D ;)

Looks like they have if you feel that a sucsessful season for Man Utd is winning the League Cup, I am sure you remember when Sir Alex did not even bother playing the reserves in it, that is how much respect he had for the trophy, how the mighty have fallen and with such low expectations I wonder if your team will ever get back to the top.

Russ 18-05-2006 00:56

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy
Looks like they have if you feel that a sucsessful season for Man Utd is winning the League Cup, I am sure you remember when Sir Alex did not even bother playing the reserves in it, that is how much respect he had for the trophy, how the mighty have fallen and with such low expectations I wonder if your team will ever get back to the top.

Well we would have been at the top this year had Chelsea not had the Russian.

hang on, remind me once more, what did Arsenal win this year?

Where in the league did they finish?

Downloads 18-05-2006 00:57

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Hahah so despite the £15 mill they have to pay per year just in interest they are still rolling in it?

Do you think they haven't worked it out so over a long period of time, it will pay off? Thats what you do when you buy a house, it's a life time commitment, not something that affects whether you can buy a TV or not just because you have 80k of debt in a mortgage. The stadium won't affect Wengers ability to wade into the transfer market at all, and the champions league run they have had will boost his ability, regardless of cost of stadium.

I believe the Arsenal board have already said that anyway.

TheDaddy 18-05-2006 00:59

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Rolling in it?? They are in £260 Mill debt!

So that is around £500 mill less than United then


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