What about Sunderland? A great team in my eyes but they are in trouble at the moment, is it possible? I'm sure West Ham and Blackpool will go down.
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[quote="RVP's Left Foot"]Never a f**king penalty. Over added time. Cheating F**king referee. Might as well give trophy to Man Utd before season begins.
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It was a penalty mate, and there was extra time added to extra time because of the Arsenal penalty/celebration etc, He would have blown full time as soon as that ball had grounded but they brought him down so it's a penalty
One of the softest penalties seen in along time. Would never have been given against Man Utd at Old Trafford. Refs all f**cling scared of Taggart (Fergie)
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[quote="RVP's Left Foot"]One of the softest penalties seen in along time. Would never have been given against Man Utd at Old Trafford. Refs all f**cling scared of Taggart (Fergie)[/quote]
I think it was a normal penalty mate to be honest, and in the first half Liverpool should have had a penalty then too on Spearing who went through as Carroll was on the floor, Man Utd's got nowt to do with it, it's different biased opinion's, if Rooney had not have been banned yesterday I don't think City would have beat them, it's all swings and roundabouts pal but that's football.
[quote="The Individual"][quote="RVP's Left Foot"]One of the softest penalties seen in along time. Would never have been given against Man Utd at Old Trafford. Refs all f**cling scared of Taggart (Fergie)[/quote]
I think it was a normal penalty mate to be honest, and in the first half Liverpool should have had a penalty then too on Spearing who went through as Carroll was on the floor, Man Utd's got nowt to do with it, it's different biased opinion's, if Rooney had not have been banned yesterday I don't think City would have beat them, it's all swings and roundabouts pal but that's football.[/quote]
Need to watch it again. Heat of the moment mate. Rooney deserved ban for his actions , great player but no class. Might be case of paranoia but feels recently every 50/50 has gone against the Arsenal. Nothing against Liverpool - Kenny one of the best players ever. That's it over now - Man U title now.
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Two huge decisions going for Chelsea today. How the linesman can give the first one over the line is beyond me - he was way out of position to see it and the 2nd goal was offside. Squeaky bum time
Just be like the Arsenal to go and beat Man U tomorrow when the pressure is off them. Would make the game at OT next week a real winner takes all. Must admit completely wrote Chelsea off and well out of it about 2 months ago. Fair play to Ancelotti.
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[quote="RVP's Left Foot"]Just be like the Arsenal to go and beat Man U tomorrow when the pressure is off them. Would make the game at OT next week a real winner takes all. Must admit completely wrote Chelsea off and well out of it about 2 months ago. Fair play to Ancelotti.[/quote]
Ridiculous to think that Ancelotti after winning the double in his first season and at one point this season 15 points behind United is on the brink of losing his job. Part of the reason I hate modern day football. United will be champions though and deservedly so - they know how to win football matches. The fuckers!
I can't believe Chelsea have caught up tbh, really didn't see them finishing anywhere near 2nd place, but they will probably finish there and almost beat Utd to the crown providing they beat them. Can't see Utd losing the championship though.
Would be good from a mutuals point of view to see Arsenal win today, but i just can't see United slipping up now. Massive win for us yesterday eases the pressure a little.
[quote="liam_blackburn"]Would be good from a mutuals point of view to see Arsenal win today, but i just can't see United slipping up now. Massive win for us yesterday eases the pressure a little.[/quote] Playing us last game could be massive, saying that we could be down by then the way we are playing
[quote="Vasque"]Two huge decisions going for Chelsea today. How the linesman can give the first one over the line is beyond me - he was way out of position to see it and the 2nd goal was offside. Squeaky bum time
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we we're denied a blatant penalty though.......... probably didn't give due to the previous goal decision......not that im complaining!
[quote="waspy_1987"][quote="Vasque"]Two huge decisions going for Chelsea today. How the linesman can give the first one over the line is beyond me - he was way out of position to see it and the 2nd goal was offside. Squeaky bum time
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we we're denied a blatant penalty though.......... probably didn't give due to the previous goal decision......not that im complaining![/quote]
Yeah probably was a penalty, not as nailed on as the ABUs would have it but fair enough. So 1-1 it should have been then
Just shows though that everyone gets decisions against and for them and not just United. It's just that United make the biggest headlines and so everyone remembers their decisions.
Predictable Arsenal. No chance of winning league and play Man U off the park. United got what they deserved - boring defensive display. Makes the game next week interesting . Fancy Chelsea to do them at OTon that shit performance, United in the middle of the park are piss poor. Didn't know Carrick was playing till he got hooked! Lucky theyve got best defence and keeper in England.
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Poor performance from Man Utd sat back and allowed arse to dominate doesnt really change a great deal apart from the importance to get a result against chelsea not necessarily a win but imperative that we get something i personally think we will beat chelsea at home draw away to blackburn and beat blackpool at home and i fancy everton to take points of chelsea
United were poor today and the decision to put Park in the middle cost us the game, he wasn't up to speed with the switch and didn't track Ramsey back.
So, all four Champions league semi-finalists lost their league games over the weekend.
[quote="Vasque"]United were poor today and the decision to put Park in the middle cost us the game, he wasn't up to speed with the switch and didn't track Ramsey back.
So, all four Champions league semi-finalists lost their league games over the weekend.
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Man Utd probably edged it over the season as strongest team but today well outplayed in the middle of the park- Carrick, Anderson and Park poor midfield totally bossed by Song, Wilshire and Ramsey - not saying the Arsenal were dominant but well deserved the win over the 90 minutes. United came to play for the draw and hit on the counter attack like they have done successfully over last two or three seasons. Goal was coming and well deserved and once Arsenal scored then United changed game plan.
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Hats off to Man U and Fergie played well today and overall the strongest team over course of season. Fergie is the master when it comes to title run ins.
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