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Kymmy 22-09-2009 14:05

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Totally agree, a great match, lively as hell..and well done to MU for a good win..

Now I'm looking forward to the rest of the season..

Russ 22-09-2009 14:11

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Originally Posted by Matty_ (Post 34876513)
If most Utd fans are honest they will admit that a draw would probably have been a fair result, for any team to come from behind 3 times is an achievement especially at OT.

I'm probably going to sound bitter at this, and to be fair normally you'd be right but City's 3 goals were more to do with shocking defending/goalkeeping than good performance from the blue half of Manchester.

I still don't take them seriously as title contenders. They've had some good results so far but consistency is the key. Let's see where they are come May. I've no doubt they'll be higher than the usual mid-table position but breaking the top 4.....that's stretching it although there is currently a vacancy available, formally held by Arsenal.

LondonRoad 22-09-2009 14:25

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34876521)
I'm probably going to sound bitter at this, and to be fair normally you'd be right but City's 3 goals were more to do with shocking defending/goalkeeping than good performance from the blue half of Manchester.

I still don't take them seriously as title contenders. They've had some good results so far but consistency is the key. Let's see where they are come May. I've no doubt they'll be higher than the usual mid-table position but breaking the top 4.....that's stretching it although there is currently a vacancy available, formally held by Arsenal.

I don't see there being much between Arsenal, Villa, Everton and Man City for 4th spot. It looks like it's going to be an interesting season.

There may even be 5 teams involved for 3rd and 4th place if Liverpool don't attain some consistency or get a couple of key injuries.

TheDaddy 22-09-2009 14:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by harmitage (Post 34876535)
I don't see there being much between Arsenal, Villa, Everton and Man City for 4th spot. It looks like it's going to be an interesting season.

There may even be 5 teams involved for 3rd and 4th place if Liverpool don't attain some consistency or get a couple of key injuries.

May even be 6 the Spuds look quite good

Damien 22-09-2009 14:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34876521)
I'm probably going to sound bitter at this, and to be fair normally you'd be right but City's 3 goals were more to do with shocking defending/goalkeeping than good performance from the blue half of Manchester.

I still don't take them seriously as title contenders. They've had some good results so far but consistency is the key. Let's see where they are come May. I've no doubt they'll be higher than the usual mid-table position but breaking the top 4.....that's stretching it although there is currently a vacancy available, formally held by Arsenal.

Who are also playing well. I don't understand this, Liverpool have lost just as many games and to lesser teams. We lost away to Old Trafford (and showed our ability against United) and Man City. As long as we cut out the mistakes we could be pushing Chelsea.

kingbuxton 22-09-2009 15:16

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If most Utd fans are honest they will admit that a draw would probably have been a fair result
Nah. They deserved a draw in the first half, they did nothing in the second half. All three City goals came from UTD making childish errors and bar three great saves from Given we could (should?) have scored more. Could easily have been 6-0. Even when Tevez hit the post it was Rooney giving it away under no pressure. Arsenal were unlucky the other week against us, not City.

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the Guardian has looked at all of United's league matches at Old Trafford since the start of the 2006-07 season
That has to go down as the biggest pile of crap I have ever read! The fact that when UTD are winning the other team is trying to get back into the game and hence "Getting on with it" and when we are loosing or drawing the opposition will tend to be wasting time, bar one of the bigger sides.

We get the same 4mins every week, Home or Away that everyone else gets. Was it Arsenal or Chelsea that had 7mins added at the start of the season and won the game? Difference being the Guardian could care less about that,

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...y-match-report

Oh it was Chelsea, and there is a Guardian report (that's handy) if you scroll right down to the bottom you will see mention of six mins added, no moaning about it and no in depth report about should they have got it. You will also note it hardly got a mention at the time.

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The sight of the stoppage time board spurred Chelsea on with Drogba duly converting
Imagine that as UTD 1-1 Hull - the sight of the stoppage spurring UTD on. Hells bells, the Country would have come to a standstill.

LondonRoad 22-09-2009 15:18

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Originally Posted by kingbuxton (Post 34876578)
. All three City goals came from UTD making childish errors


You could equally say that United wouldn't have scored if it wasn't for defensive errors on the part of Man City. It was a great 0-0 we watched then. ;)

I think every manager can trace every goal conceded back to some error earlier on in the move. There were mistakes but credit to Bellamy too. The finishes were top drawer.

Damien 22-09-2009 15:18

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We get the same 4mins every week, Home or Away that everyone else gets. Was it Arsenal or Chelsea that had 7mins added at the start of the season and won the game? Difference being the Guardian could care less about that,
Chelsea. The Guardian wasn't comparing one game vs another. They were comparing averages and found the United do in fact, on average, get more time. Sure you can point to one Chelsea game where they had 7 mins added and one United game where there was only 4 but in this case they took all games.

Edit: Not that I believe this is part of a Pro-United Ref Policy. But it is clear United get more time when they are losing. Either because of time-wasting by the leading team or the games they lose tend to be dirtier affairs requiring more time.

kingbuxton 22-09-2009 16:40

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You could equally say that United wouldn't have scored if it wasn't for defensive errors on the part of Man City.
Oh come on don't compare the City defending to our mistakes, their first n third goals where disgusting from a UTD standpoint. Lets not compare them to slack defending.

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The Guardian wasn't comparing one game vs another.
My point still stands, they don't care when it's a team winning three points from added time, seemingly just UTD. Chelsea weren't winning when the time went up, and it was 6min from the off and not added time in added time, so it should have been a bigger deal. Did Chelsea fans have to spend a week justifying it? Did the media break out the calcs?

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Either because of time-wasting by the leading team or the games they lose tend to be dirtier affairs requiring more time
Again, my point stands. Did they bother to take this into account (it may not even be a reason to justify it, I am just throwing a variable in that might exist) and if it is the reason, then it is the reason, and hence they should shut up.

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All Craig has done is go over there and tell the guy to get off the pitch. Craig wasn't privy to how much time was left to enable us to get back into the game. The guy made an aggressive move towards him and Craig wanted to get him off the pitch. Craig just put a defensive hand out to push him away. You can never be quite sure what is going to happen in those situations.
Is Mark Hughes aware of the existence of Video replays? And that "Other People" are privy to them?

SB_07 22-09-2009 16:56

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Soooooo......Carling cup anyone?

We'll putting our youngsters up against West brom as usual, hopefully Wilshere will keep impressing.

superbiatch 22-09-2009 18:06

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Originally Posted by SB_07 (Post 34876646)
Soooooo......Carling cup anyone?

We'll putting our youngsters up against West brom as usual, hopefully Wilshere will keep impressing.

Great tactic to change the subject, it was getting boring ;)

we've got Leeds - should be interesting :)

Bulky 22-09-2009 18:39

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Originally Posted by SB_07 (Post 34876646)
Soooooo......Carling cup anyone?

We'll putting our youngsters up against West brom as usual, hopefully Wilshere will keep impressing.

Ahh , a change of subject :) , yeah i would imagine we will put our youngsters out tomorrow night against Wolves , especially after the glorious win over Man City last Sunday i'm sure the more experienced players will need a rest ;) :D:Sprint:

yesman 22-09-2009 19:33

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Just had this text on my mobile.............

<Forwarded from the BBC>

Breaking news......Giggs has just scored to make it 5 - 3 :D

dev 22-09-2009 19:43

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he just keeps on going and going and going and going...

Russ 22-09-2009 22:46

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http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...575539,00.html

Might be something to do with the fact he lied about not being offered a deal by United then went off to get more money from City?

DocDutch 23-09-2009 14:57

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and Sol has already left Notts County, would love his reasons behind it really.

Mal 23-09-2009 23:12

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Well our game was a cure for insomnia. Our goal was good though.

Damien 23-09-2009 23:13

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Gah. I had a accumulator on the following teams to have won after 90 mins:

Arsenal
United
Chelsea
Liverpool
Spurs
Villa
Man City

I really, really dislike Man City right now.

Niles Crane 26-09-2009 12:47

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Has anybody else seen that Dwight Yorke News of the World advert? The man is a ****.

That's all.

Mal 26-09-2009 14:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 34878980)
Has anybody else seen that Dwight Yorke News of the World advert? The man is a ****.

That's all.

No. What's he done?

superbiatch 26-09-2009 14:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 34878980)
Has anybody else seen that Dwight Yorke News of the World advert? The man is a ****.

That's all.

Yeh, i saw it. Is he skint or something? Selling his soul to the devil there!

Kymmy 26-09-2009 14:41

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http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news...th-Fergie.html

Oh gawd, another footballer retires and now tells the world what we probably already know :(

Niles Crane 26-09-2009 14:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mal (Post 34879004)
No. What's he done?

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/news...th-Fergie.html

Julian 26-09-2009 17:29

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Berbatov scores apparently.

SB_07 26-09-2009 17:54

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Come on Wigan, hold on \o/

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Spoiler: 
A 6 - 1 for Liverpool and a 5 - 0 for Tottenham, jeez!

kingbuxton 26-09-2009 18:16

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2-0, hard work that. Top of the Prem, our best start for 10 seasons!

Anyone remember the bit in American Werewolf, just before he changes, he is watching TV and there is a Paper Exclusive, Naughty Nina (Nina Carter) in a tell all special. That Yorke thing is so much like it.

Russ 26-09-2009 18:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Julian (Post 34879070)
Berbatov scores apparently.

Open goal from 2 yards out? Sounds about right.

kingbuxton 26-09-2009 18:27

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Quote:

Open goal from 2 yards out? Sounds about right.
:D Come on, crack a smile :D

Russ 26-09-2009 19:47

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Meh.

On a happier note, didn't Chelsea do well - nice one Mr Martinez :D

superbiatch 26-09-2009 19:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34879134)
Meh.

On a happier note, didn't Chelsea do well - nice one Mr Martinez :D

A Manc and a Scouser agreeing on football for once! :D

Russ 26-09-2009 20:38

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I'll go so far as saying I'm hoping for a scouse win next week :D

superbiatch 26-09-2009 20:41

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34879147)
I'll go so far as saying I'm hoping for a scouse win next week :D

With Cech out its certainly going to be interesting and the fact I'll be watching it in Amsterdam makes it even better ;)

kingbuxton 26-09-2009 20:45

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I'll go so far as saying I'm hoping for a scouse win next week
Nahhhh, a bore draw will do me, or a score draw as long as Bosingwa scores (fantasy team) - Liverpool winning takes away from UTD winning. Last thing we need is Torres getting back into the groove. Not until Benitez gets the flick and we buy him anyway.

superbiatch 26-09-2009 20:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kingbuxton (Post 34879150)
Last thing we need is Torres getting back into the groove.

I think you may be too late ;)

kingbuxton 26-09-2009 20:54

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I think you may be too late
Don't say that.

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I'll be watching it in Amsterdam
Ajax are away next week, unlucky that.

superbiatch 26-09-2009 21:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kingbuxton (Post 34879156)
Ajax are away next week, unlucky that.

I know yeh :(

Russ 26-09-2009 21:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by kingbuxton (Post 34879150)
Last thing we need is Torres getting back into the groove. Not until Benitez gets the flick and we buy him anyway.

Was on the bus the other day and I overheard a conversation where the point being suggested is if Liverpool have another 'almost but not quite' season then a player of Torres' ability might get impatient and want to move to a club that consistantly wins trophies.....

Whereas that might be true I can honestly say I reckon there's more chance of Didier Dogbreath going a game without cheating than of the Scouse selling their top player (or joint top along with Gerrard) to United.

superbiatch 26-09-2009 21:08

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34879162)
Whereas that might be true I can honestly say I reckon there's more chance of Didier Dogbreath going a game without cheating than of the Scouse selling their top player (or joint top along with Gerrard) to United.

I'm not sure the club would stand in the way, but his kids are honourary scousers and it'd be cruel to take them to Manc-land :p:

Russ 26-09-2009 21:11

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If Torres went to United then to paraphrase Ricky Wilson, I'd predict a riot.

kingbuxton 26-09-2009 21:14

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Liverpool had the best chance EVER to win the Prem last season, they wont win it this year, I think Benitez will go. Once he goes Torres will go. Who can afford him? We tried to sign the lad twice, so he knows we are serious.

Listen, if Owen can score the winner in a Manc Derby ANYTHING is possible. I would be going all out for Torres and Fabregas next season.

Niles Crane 27-09-2009 00:31

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Some old fashioned hooliganism between Zenit St. Petersbourg and CSKA Moscow groups:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THlJ4SdWzPU

SB_07 28-09-2009 21:12

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Top class from Tevez, scored against west ham a minute ago and put his hand up to their fans to basically apologise.

That's how you're supposed to do it Mr Adebayor ;)

Niles Crane 28-09-2009 21:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SB_07 (Post 34880230)
Top class from Tevez, scored against west ham a minute ago and put his hand up to their fans to basically apologise.

That's how you're supposed to do it Mr Adebayor ;)

The way i saw it, he'd already started running to celebrate and then changed his mind. The apology was for that, not for actually scoring against them.

SB_07 28-09-2009 21:31

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 34880245)
The way i saw it, he'd already started running to celebrate and then changed his mind. The apology was for that, not for actually scoring against them.

Either way, much more class than Adebayor.

Niles Crane 28-09-2009 21:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SB_07 (Post 34880246)
Either way, much more class than Adebayor.

True. I expect Tevez wouldn't have celebrated even without the Adebayor incident happening.

Niles Crane 30-09-2009 19:32

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Grafite, Dzeko, Misimovic, Martins and co are going to overcome Man United tonight. Convincingly too.

If i'm wrong, please feel free to mock me and put it down to an overzealous love of German football. If i'm right, feel free to bask in my brilliance - and more importantly, Wolfsburg's.

Shadow Demon UK 30-09-2009 22:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 34881531)
Grafite, Dzeko, Misimovic, Martins and co are going to overcome Man United tonight. Convincingly too.

If i'm wrong, please feel free to mock me and put it down to an overzealous love of German football. If i'm right, feel free to bask in my brilliance - and more importantly, Wolfsburg's.


This was a wind up, right?

Russ 30-09-2009 22:40

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Awesome goal by Berbatov!!!

No, that's a wind up....

Niles Crane 30-09-2009 22:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 34881646)
This was a wind up, right?

No worries, there's still the return match and Dzeko came through; i was right for about 2 minutes at least. ;)

Shadow Demon UK 30-09-2009 22:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 34881654)
No worries, there's still the return match and Dzeko came through; i was right for about 2 minutes at least. ;)


I can see it being a really tough game away, their strikers looked good on the counter attacks tonight so at home they should be good. Their defence doesn't look the best though, i thought it could have been 4 or 5 for United tonight.

Niles Crane 30-09-2009 22:51

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34881650)
Awesome goal by Berbatov!!!

No, that's a wind up....

As much of a donkey as he might be, i thought he played pretty well. You basically took control of the game as soon as he came on.

Russ 30-09-2009 22:53

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Oh yeah he had a good game. Can't score for toffee though.

Shadow Demon UK 30-09-2009 23:17

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On another note, is it 9 in 7 now for Ronaldo?

I don't care what other people say, but for me he's the best player in the world without question, better then Messi, Kaka etc. I thought i would dislike him after he left United, but i have found myself being happy to see him scoring and doing well for Madrid. I find it astonishing how quickly he's adapted to Spanish football and is one of the reason's why he's the best in the world for me.

Kymmy 01-10-2009 18:11

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ty/8263504.stm

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Manchester City's Emmanuel Adebayor has been fined £25,000 and given a suspended two-match ban following his goal celebration against Arsenal.

Matty_ 01-10-2009 18:34

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The right decision if you ask me (i am a blue though), sport wouldn`t be sport if you couldn`t give the opposition fans some stick :angel:

Imagine how dull the game would be if there weren`t any away fans!

Kymmy 01-10-2009 18:36

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It is weird though how an organisation like the FA can fine a player 25k and the UK courts can't impose any near a fine on actual criminals :nono:

Shadow Demon UK 01-10-2009 18:51

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But 25k to Adebayor is about the same as £25 to a normal person.

Kymmy 01-10-2009 18:56

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Still though you don;t see the courts fining footballers £25K for speeding!!!

Turkey Machine 01-10-2009 21:41

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Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34882084)
Still though you don;t see the courts fining footballers £25K for speeding!!!

No, because they'd be tried in a criminal court. Adebayor was basically tried by the governing body. It's like the FIA giving McLaren that £100m fine a couple of years ago. No court of law would give them that, but a governing body would.

Damien 02-10-2009 14:41

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Does anyone know what's going on a Spurs? The odds of Harry Rednapp leaving have been cut from 50/1 to 2/1. According to William Hill he is the most likely manager to leave beating Phil Brown who is priced at 3/1!

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...Hart-Lane.html

punky 02-10-2009 15:18

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Allegedly an investigation to Redknapp's transfer dealings is coming to fruition soon and he is looking at being charged with tax evasion. If charged and found guilty he'd be looking at prison.

However, all well known ITKs within the club have said nothing's happened. Redknapp took training earlier and has just now gone into the press room for interviews about tomorrow's game.

Damien 02-10-2009 15:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by punky (Post 34882475)
Allegedly an investigation to Redknapp's transfer dealings is coming to fruition soon and he is looking at being charged with tax evasion. If charged and found guilty he'd be looking at prison.

However, all well known ITKs within the club have said nothing's happened. Redknapp took training earlier and has just now gone into the press room for interviews about tomorrow's game.

I thought he was cleared?

punky 02-10-2009 15:55

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34882484)
I thought he was cleared?

Nope, this is something newer.

Its still all conjecture at the moment though. Apparently though a source within the NOTW has said they will be running a story this weekend. I'm presuming its about Redknapp but could be Spurs. The guy didn't elaborate, but was in the "Redknapp leaving?" thread.

Damien 02-10-2009 15:58

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34882497)
Nope, this is something newer.

Its still all conjecture at the moment though. Apparently though a source within the NOTW has said they will be running a story this weekend. I'm presuming its about Redknapp but could be Spurs. The guy didn't elaborate, but was in the "Redknapp leaving?" thread.

Well If it is true that "something" is about to happen, and that's a big if, it's a blow to spurs. What he has done there is very impressive! Where are you getting the NOTW thing?

punky 02-10-2009 16:06

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He's the investigation i'm talking about.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...ttenham-police

Its a tax evasion issue rather than a transfer dealings issue like with the previous Lord Stevens investigation

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34882498)
Well If it is true that "something" is about to happen, and that's a big if, it's a blow to spurs. What he has done there is very impressive! Where are you getting the NOTW thing?

A mod on a Spurs forum at the moment.

Damien 02-10-2009 16:30

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He denied he is leaving so it's seems like it was just a rumor.

Shadow Demon UK 02-10-2009 16:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34882511)
He denied he is leaving so it's seems like it was just a rumor.


What were you expecting him to say?

Damien 02-10-2009 16:40

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Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 34882515)
What were you expecting him to say?

No Comment. Avoid the Press Conference. If he was about to resign or be fired then he wouldn't have spoken at all.

Saaf_laandon_mo 02-10-2009 16:53

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34882511)
He denied he is leaving so it's seems like it was just a rumor.

If he is found guilty of tax evasion he might not have any choice. I can't see him getting day release to sit in a dugout lol.

Damien 02-10-2009 16:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Saaf_laandon_mo (Post 34882522)
If he is found guilty of tax evasion he might not have any choice. I can't see him getting day release to sit in a dugout lol.

If that were pending then why would he attend the press conference?

TheDaddy 03-10-2009 07:37

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34882529)
If that were pending then why would he attend the press conference?

Are you being serious? How would it look if he didn't attend. I hope this is all hype, it would be a sad end to a great career that could just about be ready to reach its pinnacle.

punky 03-10-2009 11:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34882529)
If that were pending then why would he attend the press conference?

Until he's been convicted or at the very least charged he has to go on. Nothing may happen ultimately.

Most people have given up this but there is still the odd new rumour from alleged ITKs that there is definitely a legal issue outstanding and he may be sacked on monday. This may have something to do with a story in the NOTW tomorrow or it may be people having a wind up. We'll just have to see.

One thing I did notice in the press conference though at one point when one the journos was talking about him leaving he paused for a bit and twitched more than normal.

I should point out that this is still rumour and gossip at the moment.

kingbuxton 03-10-2009 19:21

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Good job Sunderland are no good, this would be a Cricket score v anyone of any use. Our pass completion rate to Sunderland players is higher than Sunderlands.

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100% Penalty though, not sure how blatant a handball needs to be, and facing the linesman. Suspect Hairdryer on all 11 for that. Utter crap.

Russ 03-10-2009 19:51

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If we play like this against Liverpool I can see them easily hitting 6.

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Donkey scores?! What happened, did the ball go in off him as a rebound?

punky 03-10-2009 19:52

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34883151)
[/COLOR]Donkey scores?! What happened, did the ball go in off him as a rebound?

Did you even see the goal? Change the flaming tune.

Russ 03-10-2009 20:22

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This thread is now declared a humour-free zone....

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I don't care what SAF says, this United team is weaker than last years' and not investing in firepower is going to cost us the premiership this year - we can't rely on Old Trafford Overtime every week.

Damien 03-10-2009 20:27

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United got lucky there!

kingbuxton 03-10-2009 20:43

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not investing in firepower is going to cost us the premiership this year - we can't rely on Old Trafford Overtime every week
Without a doubt, we have sod all squad and £100Million sitting doing nothing. Anyone that can string three passes together will take us to pieces if we play like that. It's not like Sunderland did anything, same as Burnley, we have all the play and no idea what to do with it. Soon as Rooney has a bad game we do. To think, could have had Tuncay sitting on the bench, what did he cost? That "No Value In The Market" garbage Ferguson came out with will haunt him. And Joshua King should be getting a start ahead of Welbeck, Welbeck isn't close to 1st team ready. And King could be the next big thing for us. Lads a genius.

punky 04-10-2009 00:03

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34882497)
Nope, this is something newer.

Its still all conjecture at the moment though. Apparently though a source within the NOTW has said they will be running a story this weekend. I'm presuming its about Redknapp but could be Spurs. The guy didn't elaborate, but was in the "Redknapp leaving?" thread.

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34882499)
He's the investigation i'm talking about.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...ttenham-police

Its a tax evasion issue rather than a transfer dealings issue like with the previous Lord Stevens investigation

Looks like its true...:

http://boards.footymad.net/forum.php...mid=2124352021

Not managed to catch the papers and nothing on the website. Might go out after midnight and see if the local petrol station has a copy.

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Looks like he's just going to be questioned again, no charges at this stage.

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/spor...this-week.html

*sigh* First time in 3 years we have a manager and a team that can really do something and we get all this ****...

Damien 04-10-2009 00:21

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Seems a bit weak to be honest? The article makes it look like they don't really have much to charge him on otherwise they would have by now.

punky 04-10-2009 00:22

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 34883389)
Seems a bit weak to be honest? The article makes it look like they don't really have much to charge him on otherwise they would have by now.

Well he could still be charged (and the found guilty). Rounds of questioning isn't unusual even in solid cases.

Bit of background into what money is the issue here:

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/spor...naco-bank.html

TheDaddy 04-10-2009 08:09

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34883391)
Well he could still be charged (and the found guilty). Rounds of questioning isn't unusual even in solid cases.

Bit of background into what money is the issue here:

He got a million hush money when Rio went to Leeds to, bet the next bit of speculation is that he has been pocketing a slice from every deal and with the amount of transfers he has done :spin:

SB_07 04-10-2009 17:02

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6-2 \o/

Damien 04-10-2009 17:11

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Originally Posted by SB_07 (Post 34883730)
6-2 \o/

Yup. More important is the twice coming from behind! I was worried we would fail to capitalise on the dropped points by United and Spurs. As well as whoever drop points at Stamford Bridge.

Damien 04-10-2009 23:28

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https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2009/10/50.jpg
https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2009/10/51.jpg

Shamelessly stolen from the Guardian:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/g...pace-time-cont

kingbuxton 04-10-2009 23:51

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Boooooooo, that is shameful ;)

Damien 05-10-2009 13:51

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SAF is a genius when you think about it. His team put in another poor performance, got lucky with a draw against Sunderland at home further dropping points against teams they should not. If this were Arsenal the obituary writers would be talking about our season in the past tense, how we don't have the squad, or the depth, or the money, or the looks, or the stadium, or the name to win the title. Liverpool are obviously getting that treatment now for losing against Chelsea away! A result which is not exactly fatal or unexpected.

However Fergie deflected by having a go at the ref! Now all the talk is about that instead of the game! He does it every time and every time it seems to work. That is impressive.

yesman 05-10-2009 19:56

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Ukraine V England to be internet veiwing only

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The cost of watching the game was being advertised on Monday in the Daily Express as £4.99 if viewers signed up before midnight on Wednesday.
Charges rise to £9.99 for those who subscribe on Thursday and Friday, and £11.99 on Saturday.
Not a chance, I might have to dust my radio off for this one unless this is affected as well :td:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ls/8286886.stm

Shadow Demon UK 05-10-2009 20:15

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Do they really think people are going to pay £5 - £12 to watch this when you can watch it for free on dozens of other sites?

nffc 05-10-2009 20:30

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Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK (Post 34884369)
Do they really think people are going to pay £5 - £12 to watch this when you can watch it for free on dozens of other sites?

No, I think it's an utter abomination to be honest. England matches should be on fta channels by law.

(admittedly this arose because none of the fta carriers would do it...)

punky 05-10-2009 21:02

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The FA don't have rights to the game. Only the home team do. In this case its Ukraine. So for once its not the horrible, money grabbing FA that is ruining the game.

Why this company have done this, **** knows. Noone in their right mind is going to cough up. They would have done better streaming it for free with an advert banner at the bottom.

Damien 05-10-2009 21:19

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Ireland vs Italy will be a more interesting game anyway.

Russ 05-10-2009 21:27

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Originally Posted by punky (Post 34884400)
The FA don't have rights to the game. Only the home team do. In this case its Ukraine. So for once its not the horrible, money grabbing FA that is ruining the game.

Why this company have done this, **** knows. Noone in their right mind is going to cough up. They would have done better streaming it for free with an advert banner at the bottom.

It's probably an 'introductory' idea to see if it'll take off. When this sort of thing happens it's normally due to research from focus groups who do surveys asking how much people would be willing to pay. I never understand why those who answer that sort of survey don't respond with some ridiculously low price.

yesman 06-10-2009 01:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nffc (Post 34884377)
No, I think it's an utter abomination to be honest. England matches should be on fta channels by law.

Agreed :tu:

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This is laughable.............

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Watch Ukraine v England live on SunSport!</B>

England's World Cup qualifier in the Ukraine is not available to watch on the TV, but SunSport has come to the rescue. :rolleyes:
You can watch the full game live on your PC on October 10 by signing up for our superb new pay-per-view service. :rolleyes:
:confused: That reminds me, I must buy "The Sun" tomorrow to find any other scintillating offers that they have.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...hesuncouk.html

:dozey:

Russ 06-10-2009 09:32

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Would be nice for all home nation matches to be on tv 'by law'.

Matty_ 06-10-2009 19:01

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Any one else see the City v Villa game last night? Thought it was an absolute cracker even though the keepers didn`t have much to do.
Draw was probably a fair result, neither team took the game bt the scuff the neck and wen`t for it. The De Jong tackle on Ashley Young was a cruncher, boy that guy looks "hard as nails".
Also thought Agbonlahor played well allthough he does seem to be an implulse player, give him a bit of time and he mucks it up(bit like Bellamy).
I suppose it just shows why the prem is such an alure for other countries and i think proved there are probaly 7 or 8 teams all in with a shout of getting top 4. Richard Dunne i take my hat of to you sir, you have more class in your little pinky than Adebayor has in that daddy long legs frame of his:Yes: Maybe you could teach him about manners!
Just why didn`t you play like that last year, you`d have still been at the club if you had.....

SB_07 07-10-2009 19:12

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Police study Chelsea fans' racist chants
Footage of West London club’s followers singing racist and anti-semitic songs provokes official complaint from rivals
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/spo...cle6863865.ece

Apparently they were chanting "spurs are on their way auschwitz"

punky 07-10-2009 20:10

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I wasn't going to start a post about this because of the Campbell stuff, but.. yeah.

"Apparently is too kind". it is quite clearly the song they sung. We've been complaining about this for years from them. Nothing's really happened.

I mean, Abramovich is Jewish. Avram Grant is too. Apparently AG's dad walked out at the Carling Cup final over it.

yesman 08-10-2009 00:44

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One in the eye for Liverpool fans.......

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Owen said: “It’s fantastic working with Sir Alex Ferguson.
“It’s everything you would expect from a top, top team. They are the biggest club in the world, and everything from the kit man to the canteen girls and through to the manager is first class.”
The Liverpool Echo

No doubt trying to heighten the rivalry btween the clubs :p:

yesman 10-10-2009 13:24

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Good grief, is this a first ?

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Sir Alex Ferguson has apologised to referee Alan Wiley for any embarrassment caused by comments the Manchester United boss made about him
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...td/8300554.stm


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