The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
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dash
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Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
haiyo,
that was not the best result for Arsenal, and not too bad a result considering the injuries Liverpool had.
well. advantage to Man U. :furious:
its now up to them to trip over and lose it.
Arsenal could've closed the gap earlier in the season, and didn't.
Liverpool should've put up a better fight, but could not also.
Chelsea signed Torres, and made a mess of it.
Spurs just learning the ropes of breaking into top 4.
Man City's players are busy learning english.
we were all lousy, thats why Man U got into where they are today.
so LL its Man U'st title to lose....but dont count your chicken before it hatches.
the script can be re-written sometimes.
haiyo,
that was not the best result for Arsenal, and not too bad a result considering the injuries Liverpool had.
well. advantage to Man U. :furious:
its now up to them to trip over and lose it.
Arsenal could've closed the gap earlier in the season, and didn't.
Liverpool should've put up a better fight, but could not also.
Chelsea signed Torres, and made a mess of it.
Spurs just learning the ropes of breaking into top 4.
Man City's players are busy learning english.
we were all lousy, thats why Man U got into where they are today.
so LL its Man U'st title to lose....but dont count your chicken before it hatches.
the script can be re-written sometimes.
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Must be feeling bad last weekend - Carrick, Eboue
Must be feeling worst last weekend - Scholes
Must be feeling sour and bitter last weekend - Arsene Wenger
Must be feeling mixed last weekend - Liverpool fans (for drawing Arsenal, indirectly helping Man Utd), Man United fans (for losing to City, then seeing Arsenal losing points)
Must be feeling bad last weekend - Carrick, Eboue
Must be feeling worst last weekend - Scholes
Must be feeling sour and bitter last weekend - Arsene Wenger
Must be feeling mixed last weekend - Liverpool fans (for drawing Arsenal, indirectly helping Man Utd), Man United fans (for losing to City, then seeing Arsenal losing points)
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Eboue was playing relatively well by his standards...but he just had to screwup.
6 point gap with 6 matches remaining...it's too far a gap considering that Arsenal is playing like shit. 300++ minutes without a goal from open play at home.
Eboue was playing relatively well by his standards...but he just had to screwup.
6 point gap with 6 matches remaining...it's too far a gap considering that Arsenal is playing like shit. 300++ minutes without a goal from open play at home.
dash
Well-Known Member
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
i damn bad at playing soccer. any team that has me wil be handicapped.
I cant control, cant shoot, cant pass. technic damn bad.
need to go elementary football school to play.
maybe can play w 3 year olds kick about still can.
but on PS3 different la.
kenntona;631682 said:
i damn bad at playing soccer. any team that has me wil be handicapped.
I cant control, cant shoot, cant pass. technic damn bad.
need to go elementary football school to play.
maybe can play w 3 year olds kick about still can.
but on PS3 different la.
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Man Utd has Newcastle(A), Everton(H), Arsenal(A), Chelsea(H), Blackburn(A) and Blackpool(H). If Arsenal drops any more points, Man Utd can actually afford to lose to Arsenal and Chelsea and still win the BPL.
Arsenal cannot afford to lose any more point/game, especially the next one - against Spurs away. Cause after Spurs(A) is Bolton (A), Man Utd(H), Stoke(A), Aston Villa(H), and Fulham(A). Besides the Man Utd's game, Bolton(A) and Stoke(A) are the wild cards.......marklee said:
Man Utd has Newcastle(A), Everton(H), Arsenal(A), Chelsea(H), Blackburn(A) and Blackpool(H). If Arsenal drops any more points, Man Utd can actually afford to lose to Arsenal and Chelsea and still win the BPL.
Must always start somewhere.....dash said:
Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Even Arsenal home form now also CMI!. Mental strength also not there. To concede a freekick and a penalty in one minute shrieks of panic defending and desperation. The players never recovered from the Carling Cup Final loss.
Man U on the other hand can keep calm and grind results out even after disappointment.
kenntona;631709 said:
Even Arsenal home form now also CMI!. Mental strength also not there. To concede a freekick and a penalty in one minute shrieks of panic defending and desperation. The players never recovered from the Carling Cup Final loss.
Man U on the other hand can keep calm and grind results out even after disappointment.
