Football Talk 2006/2007 Season - Page 111

TheDaddy · 01-03-2007, 10:08

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Originally Posted by Russ B

Your point being what Arsene?

Who were they brawling with then, each other?

iadom · 01-03-2007, 10:39

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Originally Posted by nffc

yoo have gone rather quiet about the latics of late, though

Yep, the small size of the squad meant they were always going to be vulnerable, they have lost 7 or 8 defenders through injury and suspension in past few weeks which has hit them hard, on the other hand Rochdale are putting in some great performances and steadily climbing away from danger.

gazzae · 01-03-2007, 12:29

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Who Says You Don't Win Nothing With Kids?
If Reading win at the Emirates on Saturday, Arsenal will become the first English side to ever lose four successive matches in four different competitions.

http://www.football365.com/mediawatc...951805,00.html

nffc · 01-03-2007, 12:56

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Originally Posted by iadom

Yep, the small size of the squad meant they were always going to be vulnerable, they have lost 7 or 8 defenders through injury and suspension in past few weeks which has hit them hard, on the other hand Rochdale are putting in some great performances and steadily climbing away from danger.

Our squad is small too. We had our two best strikers (Holt and Tyson) suspended on Saturday, Tyson still has another game left on his ban, Jack Lester will now get a 2 match ban because he picked up his 10th yellow on Saturday as well... but at least Holt's back so it will probably be Holt and Agogo unless CC's Dobie fetish recurs!

Since CC let all the deadwood go (Harris, Padula, Eaden, Thompson, Gardner etc) and also let Southall go back to Gillingham we'd have to field kids to make the numbers up, despite all this we still have Gary Holt. All we need is to play our best team.

Even if we have been rubbish for 2 months, to remain one point off 2nd isn't that bad, Scunthorpe look to be running away with it, but even then, we were 7 points clear at one stage so they can be caught.

Looks to be between Forest, Oldham, Yeovil and Brizzle for the 2nd spot though.

TheDaddy · 01-03-2007, 17:37

Could things get any worse?

West Ham could have points deducted as the Premier League investigates the signings of Javier Mascherano and Carlos Tevez. (Various)

So the Premier league are going to deduct points, like it will make a difference, might make a difference to Liverpool though

And the Hammers' woes have worsened with the news striker Dean Ashton may not play again this season. (Daily Express)

So young Dean wont play this season, good might keep him out of others clutches in the summer, that poxy England friendly has wrecked our season

West Ham will have a clear-out this summer - with a whole team set to depart. (The Times)

Why wait sack some of them now

West Ham manager Alan Curbishley told defender Anton Ferdinand that he has no future at the club. (The Sun)

Feel quite sorry for Anton, he has had a tough season for sure but should bare the brunt?

sherer · 01-03-2007, 17:50

yeah i read that too.. the thing is if there is a problem with these two then surely Liverpool will have the same problem as it's all the same deal and i think he is only on loan

iadom · 01-03-2007, 19:04

It doesn't help Oldham Athletics cause when you have such incompetance from the local NHS hospital either.

http://www.oldham-chronicle.co.uk/NEWSTH08.html

gazzae · 02-03-2007, 10:59

Maybe if the FA started dishing out bans like this then players/managers might think twice before giving the ref abuse.

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Ryan handed 13-week touchline ban

Dean Ryan has been hit with a 13-week touchline ban for verbally abusing referee Rob Debney after Gloucester's match against Saracens on 18 February.

Ryan is now banned from the pitch, touchline, technical, tunnel and dressing room areas on match days.

The suspension runs until 31 May and also applies to the play-offs.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugb...er/6381971.stm

nffc · 02-03-2007, 13:21

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Originally Posted by gazzae

Maybe if the FA started dishing out bans like this then players/managers might think twice before giving the ref abuse.

I agree.

The ref is there to use his authority to run the match and keep discipline, not to be intimidated and/or swore at.

sherer · 02-03-2007, 13:55

the trouble is the FA and FIFA have never realised that sending a manager off or giving him a touchline ban has no affect at all any more

in the days when the manager just sat in the dugouts it prob did but these days managers watch from the stands anyway as they get a better view

when the manager gets sent off he then gets given a phone.. a TV to view and a walkie talkie too just in case the phone doesn't work

if a manager is sent off then that should be it.. lock them in the refs room and they stay in there and don't even get to contact the players

remember Chelsea the other year when Mourinho was banned and their physio had a cap on the whole match so hide the ear piece.. what a total joke

it's like sending a player off but still letting him run up and down on the pitch

gazzae · 02-03-2007, 14:09

Still 13 weeks of not being able to motivate your players in the dressing room might make them think differently.

They need to clamp down, in the Utd game last Saturday on at least two occasions Rooney told the ref to f**k off and the ref took no action. Tell a ref in rugby to f**k off and you wouldn't be on the pitch for much longer.

TheDaddy · 02-03-2007, 18:49

The Hammers reportedly failed to hand over vital documentation to the Premier League and have been charged under rule U18 concerning the influence of third-party ownership.

Why has it taken so long for them to do anything about it then?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...td/6410753.stm

sherer · 02-03-2007, 19:00

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

The Hammers reportedly failed to hand over vital documentation to the Premier League and have been charged under rule U18 concerning the influence of third-party ownership.

Why has it taken so long for them to do anything about it then?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...td/6410753.stm

what i don't get here is that if West Ham don't have this stuff they they also couldn't give it to the FA for Liverpool to sign Masherano either

Russ · 03-03-2007, 14:43

Ten men Man Utd beat Liverpool 1-nil at Anfield - all we need now is for Arsenal to lose and gain the above mentioned record and today will be a truly perfect day

Mal · 03-03-2007, 15:02

I'm so happy...oh so happy...

Scoring when we did, after thinking that the best thing that we would get was a draw, makes it even sweeter