EPL 2007-2008

Skii said:
:shocked: So Boro did win.

2-1. Told you that they can surprise the big teams.
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To be honest, they did deserve this win, but the surprise win was again, decided by a penalty. This time, the penalty was a legitimate one, so I can't complain. Almunia lost his head for a moment, and Toure had to foul Aliadiere to try and prevent a goal.

Look, had Almunia kept his cool, and Toure would've been able to force Aliadiere wide, and a goal would've been prevented, and Boro would never have gone on to win the match. Yet again, Arsenal show they never give up. The fact they at least scored is proof that they fought a very tough (albeit failing) battle.
 
Watching "Match of the Day 2" myself right now... ;)

But anyway, I'm suprised that Boro won. I'll give my verdict once I've watched the highlights. But it'll probably be the same as the pundit's analyses. ;)
 
jus think wenger shouldnt put bendtner and adebayor 2gether..
doesnt every1 already know thoes two towers cant play 2gether..
they play too similiarly.. :S :S
 
He shouldn't have played Eduardo. That guy hasn't even adapted properly to English football yet. >_>

What he should have done, was actually play Walcott through the middle, together with Adebayor. One thing was that during the match, when Arsenal did inject some pace, Boro were fouling Arsenal often. It is this very weakness of Arsenal. They never attacked quick enough until the final 10 minutes, where they actually began to have an impact. It was too late. C'mon, Walcott's playing style is similar to Henry's, so if he played with Adebayor, you'd think the match could've been different.
 
STEELIXMANIAC said:
Besides, Manure players and their manager are so cocky. They think they've got a chance when in reality, they don't.
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By the way, Anderson has got great talent, and it's a pity he wastes it on useless theatrics and violence (headbutting Flamini, anyone?) and also, trying to get people booked. It's not his job to decide who gets booked; it's the referee's.

Also, Anderson better than Fabregas? Fat chance. Cesc is so much more consistent and is a more all-round player than Anderson can ever be.
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I don't know who said that but:
Fabregas > Anderson

Anyway they're two different types of players. Anderson is an AMF, Ferguson has been playing him at CMF to polish his defensive/passing skills and make him more responsible(I assume so) and he's on the right track. He wouldn't want to have a crazy player who can only, dribble would he!?

If you didn't know, I forgot when, but Gerard whispered to the referee to influence a ref to book a player and Terry took the card from the ref's pocket! Haha.

Anyways, no offence meant, but you're a biased guy. I'm not in a bad mood today, otherwise, believe me you'd have been insulted as ****.
 
But who isn't biased when speaking in support of their team and dissing others? >_> No offence taken, by the way.

I've been quite truthful about United players getting cocky and think they've got a chance. Remember Chelsea's last title-winning season? United were always on the backfoot, yet Fergie claimed they had a chance. And the Champions League exit two years ago? They made it hard for themselves.

Also, note that Ferguson was the one who said Anderson > Fabregas. He never outplayed Fabregas at the Emirates, and he played somewhat dirty (Trying to get a player booked by flashing an imaginary card, headbutting a player and getting away with it?). Yes, he is a world-class player, but he wastes it on useless antics. He should concentrate on silencing his critics (and I am one of those) and start putting in big performances.

Fabregas had been playing in the defensive midfield position during his youth days, and he was known for being a deadly finisher (scoring 30 goals while playing a defensive role? That's something). At the same time, because of his vision and passing range, he was shifted into a more attacking role. So in order to strike a balance, he is played in the centre of the park.

Terry has always been one to intimidate the referee, and Gerrard has dived numerous times (and ironically, he speaks out against diving), but I don't doubt their ability.

I admit I'm being biased, but I've been trying to be as fair as possible in my comments, yet always get carried away.

And injuries couldn't have come at a better time for Arsenal. They are horribly short on players.
 
Skii said:
Yeah, I also know they have the most chavs in the UK.

Anyway, heplayed for Everton not Liverpool so why are you cheering about that?
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i know that he played for Everton and Y i want u to know that Rooney is the best player in Man Utd not the soft diver and most chavs are in UK are in Leicester or maybe Manchester.
one more thing are a menu or Arsenal supporter ?
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i guess you didnt visit the UEFA thread your team have made it to the next round unlike you dont have anything to worry about except breaking our record "8"
 
For goodness sake, has everyone forgot the Rooney dive in 2004? He dived to get a penalty, and Campbell did not touch him one bit.

No offence to the United fans here, but I reckon that United play dirtier than most, but still is not a match for Chelsea.

Bendtner doesn't play the same way Adebayor does. In fact, Adebayor pulls wide, and Bendtner doesn't.
 
you started it last year 7-1 , Arsenal break it this year 7-0 , and in less than a month the 5 timers scored a new record and wrote a new history and now back to the main topic the Premier League see you in the Anfield


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Eh... next week? The week of Grand Slams. Liverpool-United, Arsenal and Blue scum.

I'd be doubly happy if United lost, and Arsenal won. Then I can gloat and shove this into United fans' faces. >=D
 
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