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Always difficult, Montenegro...
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A total of 31 European clubs send representatives to Copenhagen to watch Denmark v Bulgaria. Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City, Tottenham in attendance. No doubts watching Christian Eriksen among others..
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He's a good player this Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.:tu:
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If Man Utd win vs Sunderland on Saturday they'll be the first team in English top-flight history to win 25 of their opening 30 games.
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Its all ifs and buts. The facts speak for themselves ;)
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Jack Wilshere to return for Arsenal in two weeks after injury.
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Yes he's definitely better then the current one between the sticks in my humble opinion.
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i honestly cannot believe this. its unbelievable. like it not bad enough as it is with wasted resources.
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Yes.
My footy club hasn't seen me as a season ticket fan since the Sky took over TV rights. And then we were relocted to the Ricoh Arena with promises of wonderful things. Been a tormented and forlorn fan for longer than I can remember. 'Business' always lurked in the background. As it would. The rot has been creepng in for a long time. My passion for my club waned when Sky took over the sensationalistic coverage. I can tollerate an awful lot, but not this rubbish. I won't give my beloved Sky Blues the time of day any more. CCFC couldn't even let their fans, and travelling fans, know where they were playing today's game until not many hours ago. :rolleyes: Happy Easter all. Shame on those who let this happen and forget that it's fans that keep/kept the Sky Blue game going with their passion, voices, feet and wallets. (Off rant now - ish :) ) |
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£15m midfielder could be on his way to Liverpool.
http://fernandezsusofans.lockerdome....cles/106954129 Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers eyeing Armenia international Henrikh Mkhitaryan. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...khitaryan.html :Yes::Yes: |
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Not looking today Dave is it.
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We just have to hope Villa, QPR & Wigan keep losing!
I want Reading to stay up, I like Adkins... |
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Woot! JRod scores. :D
Theres a few goals in this game. Cracking free kick by Rickie |
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Yes its looking good for Southampton today.
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Yes it was such a shame that his life was cut short so early.
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wigan 1-0 now we 1 point of bottom 3 we be in next week they can score we cant we down :mad::mad::mad:
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Swansea :mad:
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There was no poznan from the mackems today eh? :)
Hopefully going back to where they belong before soon - the championship :) |
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Club statement
Published: 30 March, 2013 by Sunderland AFC The club has parted company with manager Martin O'Neill. Sunderland AFC has announced that it has parted company with manager Martin O’Neill this evening. The club would like to place on record its thanks to Martin and wishes him well for the future. An announcement will be made in the coming days regarding a successor. http://www.safc.com/news/team-news/2...club-statement |
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Its seems some of these owners of these clubs need their heads examining.:td::(
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Whilst I was disappointed with Cortese's treatment of Adkins, he did it because he had another man for the job. Unlike almost all the ohers.
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Mourinho heading back to Chelsea according to press reports this morning.
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/news/f...074725708.html http://www.express.co.uk/sport/footb...urn-to-Chelsea |
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hope your team does us a favour and wins today Den mate we need all help we can get
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You'll need to revisit that team talk at half time Den. Not doing Dave, Julian & I any favours...
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Whilst I agree the sacking of Martin O'Neill has come at a poor time, it was inevitable he was going to be sacked, vastly overrated manager who was given 3 transfer windows and a load of cash. In the end he spent poorly and failed to do his job adequately. Any manager willing to play Titus Bramble in Premier League football should not be managing a top flight club.
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getinnnnnnnnnnnnn Jordan thanks for helping your old team :):):):)
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To me..it looks like reading, sunderland and QPR who will go down..unless something weird happens (like one of them winning games :))
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come Liverpool see it through now :cleader::cleader::cleader::cleader:
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Well lads we have done our bit.
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phew thanks Liverpool on winning
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The new Sunderland manager has to first survive the drop and secondly spend wisely assuming they can spend this summer. O'Neill and Bruce have made poor signings for high fee's.
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Black Cats appoint Head Coach
Published: 31 March, 2013 by Sunderland AFC Paolo Di Canio signs deal on Wearside. Sunderland AFC have today announced the appointment of Paolo Di Canio as Head Coach. The 44 year-old has agreed a two and a half year deal on Wearside and will take charge of the Black Cats from tomorrow (Monday). Di Canio entered football management in 2011, taking charge of Swindon Town. During his tenure he guided the Robins to promotion and a Wembley final. As a player he made more than 500 appearances, scoring over 100 goals. Beginning his career in his native Italy, he played for top sides Lazio, Juventus, Napoli and AC Milan before making a move to Celtic. This was followed by stints in the Premier League with Sheffield Wednesday, West Ham and Charlton. During his time in English football he scored in excess of 60 goals. Chairman Ellis Short said: “Paolo is hugely enthused by the challenge that lies ahead of him. He is passionate, driven and raring to get started. “The sole focus of everyone for the next seven games will be to ensure we gain enough points to maintain our top-flight status. “I think that the chances of that are greatly increased with Paolo joining us. “Our fans have shown tremendous patience and understanding this season. They have continued to back the team in huge numbers, both home and away, and that is something that continues to inspire all of us in our drive to give them the successful club they deserve. “That remains our primary aim.” http://www.safc.com/news/club-news/2...oach-confirmed Good luck Paolo hope we can points we need to stay up |
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http://news.sky.com/story/1072213/da...-over-di-canio
How pathetic can this news be. Due to De Canio views freedom of Speech, David Miliband he resigns. I always believed that Labour had a proud tradition of freedom to say what you wanted. Go on David get on the next boat or plane to the USA |
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Bloody hell Arthur, you would be moaning if he stayed at the club because he was condoning the political views of Di Canio, who is a self confessed fascist. Good on him for not wishing to condone the political views of such a man.
Wonder how much a first class ticket one way costs to America, and how long it would take us to have a whip round to buy one for Arthur to go with Miliband to America. I've got £30 to start us off..... |
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Murray, Norwich: "Well it's gone 12pm and the Sunderland board still haven't announced 'April Fool' so the Di Canio appointment is clearly going ahead..." |
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What a goal from Ba!
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I am puzzled why Man Utd didn't play their best team today..they could have rested players on Saturday
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Craven cottage is the coldest ground i have ever been too...at least it was a good game.
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Paolo Di Canio: “I’m not a Fascist” (but Italy would be in a ‘better situation’ under Mussolini)
Is Paolo Di Canio still a Fascist? Right now, he is not saying because he only wants to talk about football, but there is a rambling interview in a 2002 book West Ham: Irons in the Soul by Pete May (available as an e-book) in which he can be said to have answered the question: “I never said I was a fan of Mussolini but for the media it is more easy to make the polemic. I said that after Mussolini no one political man was a patriot or a nationalist because nationalism is not equal to being a Nazi. English people are very proud of their nationalism too; my nationalism means you are proud because you are Italian… “In Italy if the right or left win the election they don’t think in three or four years time we will give the people a better society… They don’t think tomorrow we are going to work for the people, they think tomorrow we start the publicity for the next election. They have no vision. With Mussolini I’m sure we would have had a better situation, but not in a wrong way, not with a union with the Nazis because I am not a Fascist. Then was a different time, nobody wants war, now we want peace…” “Black or white or yellow people, gay people, men or women, they can come to my house and be my friend because I am not xenophobic.” http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2013/...der-mussolini/ |
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Lets get this one thing straight, why the hell does politics have to come into football with what De Canio has said in the past.
Its like David Cameron would welcome Celtic and Rangers in the EPL, but this is being blocked by the bigotry between by the football authorities. What is happening here is that Sunderland have chosen a bloke as his passion for football is top of his agenda. Sunderland must have thought about this before deciding on De canio, but it takes people with small minds to get involved in this damn thing, which is causing problems. Its like asking Arsene Wenger to become Tottenham boss, due to his stint at Arsenal this would bring uproar in North London. Its about saving a great football club from relegation, not about what he has said in the past. ---------- Post added at 14:30 ---------- Previous post was at 14:30 ---------- Lets get this one thing straight, why the hell does politics have to come into football with what De Canio has said in the past. Its like David Cameron would welcome Celtic and Rangers in the EPL, but this is being blocked by the bigotry between by the football authorities. What is happening here is that Sunderland have chosen a bloke as his passion for football is top of his agenda. Sunderland must have thought about this before deciding on De canio, but it takes people with small minds to get involved in this damn thing, which is causing problems. Its like asking Arsene Wenger to become Tottenham boss, due to his stint at Arsenal this would bring uproar in North London. Its about saving a great football club from relegation, not about what he has said in the past. |
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GoalControl to provide goal-line system at World Cup in Brazil.
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Apparently Beckham is starting tonight!?!?
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Frankly he has been past it for several years now.
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Carlos Tevez admits driving while disqualified.
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Statement from Paolo Di Canio
Published: 03 April, 2013 by Sunderland AFC Head coach speaks. PAOLO DI CANIO, Wednesday 03 April, 2013 “I have clearly stated that I do not wish to speak about matters other than football, however, I have been deeply hurt by the attacks on the football club. “This is a historic, proud and ethical club and to read and hear some of the vicious and personal accusations is painful. I am an honest man, my values and principles come from my family and my upbringing. "I feel that I should not have to continually justify myself to people who do not understand this, however I will say one thing only - I am not the man that some people like to portray. “I am not political, I do not affiliate myself to any organisation, I am not a racist and I do not support the ideology of fascism. I respect everyone. “I am a football man and this and my family are my focus. Now I will speak only of football.” http://www.safc.com/news/club-news/2...paolo-di-canio well said Paolo hopefully people will let him do his job now |
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Indeed enough has been said and yes let the man do the job he is employed for.
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People want to see society via the prism of football. Remember the racism scandals last year? They're relatively tame in the grand scheme of things, meriting punishment but not the outrage that papers had at the time. Even the Government said they would have to step in if football didn't get it's house in order! The Government would do better to examine in society as a whole rather than pretending it was a problem that begins and ends with Football. A traditionally working class sport, sometimes poorly educated players and players from abroad? Not a surprise that occasionally one of them would say something unacceptable.
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