Football : Season 2007/2008 - Page 25

30-09-2007, 13:48

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Originally Posted by tick

oh dear lost 3-1 was the 13th game

It had to happen sometime I suppose

FGR would be a good bet for a play off place I reckon.
Let's hope the U's treat this as an annoyance and continue in a similar fashion as the previous twelve matches.

TheDaddy · 02-10-2007, 19:21

O M G

The worst match-fixing attempt ever has earned Cameroon side Bamboutos a double relegation after their captain Koss Roger gave an envelope containing cash to Federal skipper Nkouma Rim on the pitch - minutes later Rim let Roger score in his side's 3-2 win. (Various)

BBKing · 02-10-2007, 22:30

Q: What's got four arms and no teeth?
A: Man United's strike pairing

Good results all round for Britain's Champions League 'A' Team - tomorrow it's the Remedial Class when we can watch Chelsea explode again, with any luck.

Russ · 02-10-2007, 23:29

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Originally Posted by BBKing

Q: What's got four arms and no teeth?
A: Man United's strike pairing

Good results all round for Britain's Champions League 'A' Team - tomorrow it's the Remedial Class when we can watch Chelsea explode again, with any luck.

Don't know if you've noticed but there are some individuals on here who follow certain teams and are nowhere to be found when their team loses or has an entire run of below-par performances (ie like all of last season) yet when their team put a good run together they're always in this thread with smartass comments, all of which quickly dry up when they start losing again.

Not noticed that? Strange innit.

Still, Toothless and 3 points clear at the top of the group is enough to keep this prawn sandwich happy

cimt · 03-10-2007, 17:55

Referee Appointments 6/8th October

Saturday 6th October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham United
Referee - Steve Tanner
Assistants - D Bryan, D Richards
4th Official - S Bennett

Manchester United v Wigan Athletic (12:45pm)
Referee - Mike Riley
Assistants - G Turner, D Cann
4th Official - P Walton

Peterborough United v Grimsby Town
Referee - Mike Dean
Assistants - S Artis, G Beale
4th Official - K Friend

Sheffield Wednesday v Leciester City
Referee - Andre Marriner
Assistants - N Bannister, A Williams
4th Official - N Swarbrick

Wolves v Coventry City
Referee - Keith Stroud
Assistants - R Ganfield, P Norman
4th Official - A HAll

Sunday 7th October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland (12:00pm)
Referee - Rob Styles
Assistants - R Burton, A Garratt
4th Official - L Probert

Blackburn Rovers v Birmingham City (3:00pm)
Referee - Mark Clattenburg
Assistants - A Watts, S Procter-Green
4th Official - N Miller

Bolton Wanderers v Chelsea (3:00pm)
Referee - Alan Wiley
Assistants - T Massey, J Devine
4th Official - S Mathieson

Fulham v Portsmouth
Referee - Howard Webb
Assistants - P Sharp, R East
4th Official - A Marriner

Liverpool v Tottenham Hotspur
Referee - Mark Halsey
Assistants - J Simpson, B Sygmuta
4th Official - P Dowd

Newcastle United v Everton
Referee - Martin Atkinson
Assistants - G Brittain, M Murphy
4th Official - M Jones

Manchester City v West Ham United
Referee - Steve Bennett
Assistants - I Gosling, M Yerby
4th Official - S Tanner

Reading v Derby County (2:00pm)
Referee - Lee Mason
Assistants - J Flynn, S Beck
4th Official - A D'Urso

Chester City v Shrewsbury Town
Referee - Chris Foy
Assistants - A Butler, R Pollock
4th Official - K Evans

Monday 8th October 2007

Queens Park Rangers v Norwich City
Referee - Peter Walton
Assistants - M Cairns, M Bull
4th Official - R Beeby

Saaf_laandon_mo · 03-10-2007, 22:02

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Originally Posted by BBKing

Good results all round for Britain's Champions League 'A' Team - tomorrow it's the Remedial Class when we can watch Chelsea explode again, with any luck.

humble pie? large slice?

Arthurgray50@blu · 03-10-2007, 22:53

This is the great thing about the lovelly sport called FOOTBALL, whatever team you support, l converted all my family to support the yids, and when they went to the 125th anniversary of Spurs, it was the greatest thing that l have ever seen, and especially when Spurs came back to draw the game, it was brilliant, Martin Jol is a great manager, and all this talk about him getting sacked, makes me sick, before he came, the last time we had European football at The Lane, was more than 15 years ago, and MJ has brought it TWICE in two years, that can't be bad, all l wish is that there could be womens football recognised by The FA, football is brilliant - come one you Yids.

TheDaddy · 03-10-2007, 23:30

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu

all l wish is that there could be womens football recognised by The FA

Err wish granted, they don't just recognise it, they actively support it by running at least 2 of their competitions and by running the national team

sherer · 04-10-2007, 10:15

what happened at Celtic. Seems a fan rushed onto the pitch and then "touched Dida on the shoulder who then went down holding his face and was subbed"

That's what I heard but not seen any footage of it yet. if anyone has a youtube link or anything would be nice if they could post it.

Seems Celtic were in the wrong for not keeping fans off the pitch and the AC Milan keeper just play acted to make it seem worse.

I seem to remember he did the same during that AC \ Inter game when the flairs came on the pitch he got hit in the back and then went down holding his face

TheDaddy · 04-10-2007, 10:19

Here you go

Derek · 04-10-2007, 10:24

You can see it here.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ANzDTYDfj7M

Personally I think Celtic should be banned from all European competition for at least 10 years, heavily fined and also have points deducted from the SPL as well. Oh and several of their players sacrificed in the centre circle before the next home game.
(Can you tell what team in Glasgow I support

)

Basically a fan tapped him on the neck/shoulder and after chasing after him for a few steps the keeper went down when he realised it might get the result reversed.
Celtic will still be in trouble for letting the fan on the pitch but I'd also like to see the keeper done for simulation, especially as he's got previous for it.

TheDaddy · 04-10-2007, 10:33

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Originally Posted by Derek S

(Can you tell what team in Glasgow I support

)

Is it Partick Thistle

superbiatch · 04-10-2007, 10:39

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Originally Posted by Derek S

You can see it here.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ANzDTYDfj7M

Basically a fan tapped him on the neck/shoulder and after chasing after him for a few steps the keeper went down when he realised it might get the result reversed.
Celtic will still be in trouble for letting the fan on the pitch but I'd also like to see the keeper done for simulation, especially as he's got previous for it.

Thats just rediculous! I can't believe the club might be punished because of that, the goalie should hold his head in shame - making football an embarassment (and himself!)

Derek · 04-10-2007, 10:43

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Originally Posted by superbiatch

Thats just rediculous! I can't believe the club might be punished because of that, the goalie should hold his head in shame - making football an embarassment (and himself!)

They'll probably be punished for letting the fan on the pitch and not for him 'injuring' the keeper. The AC players and management are already distancing themselves from the keeper saying the result should stand as I think they've realised how ridiculous it looked.

sherer · 04-10-2007, 10:53

as i said I think there are two things here. One the celtic fan getting on the pitch which needs to be looked at and prob a few games behind closed doors.

Two the fact that the AC keeper did a blatant dive and feigned injury. Although Arsenal did the same in the final a few years ago and nearly won the game so I don't think much will be done by UEFA about that

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nice dive from Kaka too in that youtube link