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  1. 01-05-2011 01:54 PM #1
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    Arsenal v Man Utd

    Total garbage

    One penalty shout for Arsenal sums up the highlights of the entire 1st half.
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  2. 01-05-2011 01:57 PM #2
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    The ref seems determined to give the arse nothing.
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  3. 01-05-2011 01:57 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pretty Boy View Post
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    Total garbage

    One penalty shout for Arsenal sums up the highlights of the entire 1st half.
    That's what happens when you've got a league that only 2 or 3 teams can ever win.
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    The referees lack of agility or maybe just concentration is pathetic.
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  5. 01-05-2011 02:04 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pretty Boy View Post
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    Total garbage

    One penalty shout for Arsenal sums up the highlights of the entire 1st half.
    Pretty poor. The usual cheating from Vidic - he gets away with it as often as not.
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  6. 01-05-2011 02:04 PM #6
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    Big decision in favour of United in the first half as Vidic should have given away a penalty and should be off the pitch for deliberate handball.

    Draw will suit United today as they know that a win next week at home to Chelsea will secure the title.
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  7. 01-05-2011 02:06 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    Big decision in favour of United in the first half as Vidic should have given away a penalty and should be off the pitch for deliberate handball.
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    Not to mention the clear foul on wilkshere at the edge of the box.
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  8. 01-05-2011 02:20 PM #8
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    1-0 Arsenal, Ramsey.
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  9. 01-05-2011 02:23 PM #9
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    Good goal.

    To be fair to Arsenal they look like the team that want to win this one, United looked quite content with a draw and will need to show a bit more now.
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    Arsenal such bottlers. Always look good when nothing's at stake, like us at home after the top six split. The Hibs of the south.
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    I like how you never see players crowding round the referee or getting involved in any nonsense in England, at least thats what the commentators for the Madrid/Barca game said
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    Stonewall penalty denied for United.

    I suppose that's things evened up.
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  13. 01-05-2011 02:58 PM #13
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    1-0 Arsenal, full time.

    Oh well, a win next week would still all but secure the title.
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    So does mean chelsea win all 3 they are champions?
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  15. 01-05-2011 02:59 PM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    Stonewall penalty denied for United.

    I suppose that's things evened up.
    Is it an okay time to say squeaky bum?
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    Look at that, pissed off and aggrieved about the denial of a late penalty claim, Sir Alex Ferguson still shakes the hand of Arsene Wenger.

    That right there is the difference in class between the pair of them.

    Arsenal: deserved winners on the day. Shows you what they are capable when the pressure is off.

    As for United: Obviously tired after their midweek heroics. squeeky bum time in the title race. Need a big performance next week.
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    Can see Chelsea beating Man Utd next week TBH Man Utd could end up winning nout this season
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pretty Boy View Post
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    I like how you never see players crowding round the referee or getting involved in any nonsense in England, at least thats what the commentators for the Madrid/Barca game said
    I enjoyed the moment when Wilshere, lying on the deck, grabbed Carrick's ankle to stop him getting to the ball, to which the commentator said 'it's good to see that he knows a bit about the dark side of the game.'

    Good British cheating, obviously...
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  19. 01-05-2011 03:04 PM #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by HalifaxHibs View Post
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    So does mean chelsea win all 3 they are champions?
    No.

    They are still 3 points behind Man Utd with the same goal difference. Assuming Chelsea win next week they would be on the same points with a better goal difference. Assuming both teams won their last 2 games it would come down to who had the better goal difference after the games on the last day of the season.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HalifaxHibs View Post
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    So does mean chelsea win all 3 they are champions?
    Yeah Chelsea win their remaining games they will retain the title.

    Edit - Assuming goal difference is better than Man Utds (which will be slightly better if they win next week)
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    Quote Originally Posted by HalifaxHibs View Post
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    So does mean chelsea win all 3 they are champions?
    Not necessarily.

    If Chelsea win their three remaining games, Manchester Utd can still draw level on points if they win their other two games against Blackburn and Blackpool.

    They're both level on goal difference as things stand.
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    Love watching Ferguson's rid puss when Manure lose.

    Love it.

    GIFRUY.
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    Gaun the arsenal! Manure have caved in big time! Ahahaha
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    What was the score.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sambajustice View Post
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    Gaun the arsenal! Manure have caved in big time! Ahahaha
    Hardly...

    As I said, a win next week at home to Chelsea will all but secure the title.

    Bearing in mind that Manchester Utd have dropped just two points at Old Trafford all season and have scored an average of 2.5 goals per home league game, I am still quite relaxed about the title race.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    Hardly...

    As I said, a win next week at home to Chelsea will all but secure the title.

    Bearing in mind that Manchester Utd have dropped just two points at Old Trafford all season and have scored an average of 2.5 goals per home league game, I am still quite relaxed about the title race.
    Who is raging


    Mon Chelsea next week
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    Hardly...

    As I said, a win next week at home to Chelsea will all but secure the title.

    Bearing in mind that Manchester Utd have dropped just two points at Old Trafford all season and have scored an average of 2.5 goals per home league game, I am still quite relaxed about the title race.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FalkirkHibee View Post
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    Hardly...

    As I said, a win next week at home to Chelsea will all but secure the title.

    Bearing in mind that Manchester Utd have dropped just two points at Old Trafford all season and have scored an average of 2.5 goals per home league game, I am still quite relaxed about the title race.
    so they are due a loss then?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HalifaxHibs View Post
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    so they are due a loss then?
    It's very possible, of course it is.

    Chelsea were the last away side to win at Old Trafford, although I seem to remember that their second goal in that match should not have stood as it was miles offside.

    I just think that, with United having two out of their last three matches at home, they should be quite confident of being able to do enough to win the title.
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    United will get st least a draw next week.. chelsea still have to go away to everton. Unitedd league to lose
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