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Novocastrian Apr 13th 2008 11:47 am

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Ah well, never mind that... the big news of the day is that Laurent Robert & Armado Guevara's TOrONto FC beat Pretty Boy Beckham and Landon (Lonny) Donovan's LA Galaxy 2-3.

TOMORROW THE WORLD!!!!!!

rae Apr 13th 2008 1:08 pm

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glory glory man utd. glory glory man utd. glory glory man utd, and the reds go marching on on on.

ryan giggs ryan giggs running down the wings.

10 cantonaaaaaaaaa's
et al.

league wrapped up, now for barca.

bazzz Apr 14th 2008 9:07 am

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EMILE HESKEY. Would you Adam'n'Eve it?

mandymoochops Apr 14th 2008 10:26 am

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Originally Posted by bazzz (Post 6208517)
EMILE HESKEY. Would you Adam'n'Eve it?

Didn't even know he was still playing football - I remember watching him when he was at Leicester City (come on you foxes) and thinking - all you do is fall over, does he still do that???!!!

Anyway sorry will butt out of the boys thread :o

bazzz Apr 14th 2008 11:14 am

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I can't believe he's only 30.

rae Apr 14th 2008 3:23 pm

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Emile Heskey struck with an injury-time volley to earn a point for Wigan and leave Chelsea's hopes of winning the Premier League hanging by a thread.

and so the final nail in the current chelsea managers coffin is firmly volleyed in. Told you, he'll be gone in the close season. money is still on lippi.

Now it really is utd, with Wigan being thrashed on the last day of the season just to really rub it in. Hubris. Ha.

clynnog Apr 15th 2008 12:28 am

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Originally Posted by rae (Post 6209677)
Emile Heskey struck with an injury-time volley to earn a point for Wigan and leave Chelsea's hopes of winning the Premier League hanging by a thread.

and so the final nail in the current chelsea managers coffin is firmly volleyed in. Told you, he'll be gone in the close season. money is still on lippi.

Now it really is utd, with Wigan being thrashed on the last day of the season just to really rub it in. Hubris. Ha.

I have a feeling that the Chelsea and Arsenal starting lineups at the beginning of next season will be vastly different than the current set up. I can't see Drogba, Malouda, Lampard sticking it out for Chelsea and Lehman, Van Persie, Edabouryear (sp?) hanging on with Wenger.

Oakvillian Apr 15th 2008 12:57 am

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Originally Posted by rae (Post 6209677)
and so the final nail in the current chelsea managers coffin is firmly volleyed in.

That's a finely mangled metaphor, even for a footie thread, and even for a ManUre supporter. Colemanball of the week award goes to Rae - congratulations. :rofl::p

rae Apr 15th 2008 3:02 am

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Originally Posted by Oakvillian (Post 6211861)
That's a finely mangled metaphor, even for a footie thread, and even for a ManUre supporter. Colemanball of the week award goes to Rae - congratulations. :rofl::p

sir i thank you. with regard to people coming and staying, i agree, in as much that i think the english players who seem to have some real heart for chelsea such as lampard, terry and cole, will stay. as for johnny foreigner, as soon as the gravy train comes to an abrupt halt and spills onto the table, they will swim to safety.

rae Apr 15th 2008 3:10 am

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Originally Posted by clynnog (Post 6211732)
I have a feeling that the Chelsea and Arsenal starting lineups at the beginning of next season will be vastly different than the current set up. I can't see Lehman, (sp?) hanging on with Wenger.

Lehman fershure. his days are numbered. though unfortunately i think he will find another spot in the premiership with someone like spurs, he will want to stay in the south anyways. pity as he is/was a great goalie but a bloody awful sportsman.

this was from a while ago:-Arsenal see Celtic's Artur Boruc as Jens Lehmann's long-term successor (Sunday People). Now this would be a good move for Arsene, especially given Jens clanger today against Fulham. I am a big admirer of the Polish keeper, who has been tremendous for Gordon Strachan’s side during the last two campaigns. The accomplished stopper has attracted controversy whilst in Glasgow and this may play a part in his future plans. He is currently injured and Celtic seem to have a more than competent replacement in Scottish keeper Mark Brown, but I am sure the Bhoys won't be keen to see their number one leave

clynnog Apr 15th 2008 3:38 am

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Originally Posted by rae (Post 6212394)
Lehman fershure. his days are numbered. though unfortunately i think he will find another spot in the premiership with someone like spurs, he will want to stay in the south anyways. pity as he is/was a great goalie but a bloody awful sportsman.


Lehman personifies poor sportsmanship to me. Leading up to WC 2006 he was ranting and raving in the press that Oliver Kahn shouldn't be #1 and that he should be #1 for Germany. He did well at WC 2006, but now he has been demoted at Arsenal and he doesn't like it one bit. His press statements (if they are true and haven't been lost in the translation) come across very bitter.

Against MUFC his positioning on the free kick that Hargreaves scored on was poor...he basically didn't move at all.

BTW...Hargreaves seems to be playing quite well these days.

Novocastrian Apr 15th 2008 3:43 am

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Originally Posted by rae;
as for johnny foreigner, as soon as the gravy train comes to an abrupt halt and spills onto the table, they will swim to safety.

Did you do that on purpose or do you mangle metaphors for a living?

<and since when was Cashley Cole a furriner?>

rae Apr 16th 2008 3:26 am

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Originally Posted by Novocastrian (Post 6212533)
Did you do that on purpose or do you mangle metaphors for a living?

<and since when was Cashley Cole a furriner?>

well both really, i am wooden top plod after all.

rae Apr 16th 2008 3:37 am

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Originally Posted by clynnog (Post 6212512)
BTW...Hargreaves seems to be playing quite well these days.

yep seems to be struggling in the team though. its very guarded what goes on at utd, very little leaked, but from what i can gather he is not adapted to the 'fergie' regime well, late for training etc, thats why even though he is performing he is not being picked to start all the time, that and i suppose conflict of position with scholesy and carrick. we'll see what happens, he had to be a natural replacement for scholes, who i am glad to see get his 100 up, but is fast approaching his sell by date. mind you i said that about giggsy 2yrs ago.

windward Apr 16th 2008 9:57 am

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Originally Posted by rae (Post 6218412)
for scholes, who i am glad to see get his 100 up, but is fast approaching his sell by date. mind you i said that about giggsy 2yrs ago.

I said that about Giggs a decade ago and then he did this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EgHi3D7OjNs

... b*stard.


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