Weekend Prem Thread - Free Goals Included.

mike65

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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HOME
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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DRAW
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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DRAW
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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HOME (hard to call for me could well be a draw)

Is the Premiership on RTE tomorrow?

Mike.

ROCKMAN

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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AWAY
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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AWAY
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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HOME
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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DRAW

Hyzepher

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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HOME --> Villa by a canter
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME --> Banker

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00----HOME --> should be comfortable for Arsenal
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00--HOME --> Blackburn by a single goal
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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HOME --> Bolton are tough at home
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10----AWAY --> Portsmouth too much up front
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00-- AWAY --> I just cant see 'Pool scoring more than spurs
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME --> City to continue run
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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DRAW --> could be a 2-2 or 3-3 triller
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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DRAW --> couldn't care less

Necronomicon

Ah, so it's this weekend we have the crazy overload of fixtures on sunday.

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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HOME
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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DRAW
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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DRAW
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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HOME

BrandonBlock

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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HOME
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME (1-0)

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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DRAW
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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DRAW
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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DRAW
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---DRAW
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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AWAY
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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HOME

d22ontour

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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Home
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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Home

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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Home
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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Home
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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Draw
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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Away
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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Home
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---Draw
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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Home
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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Home

Mossy Monk

mike65 wrote:

Is the Premiership on RTE tomorrow?

It sure is. Business as usual The Premiership and MOTD on Saturday and Sunday as usual.

~Rebel~

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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HOME
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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HOME
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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AWAY
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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HOME
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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HOME

county

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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HOME
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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DRAW
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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DRAW
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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DRAW
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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HOME

DSB

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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HOME
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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DRAW
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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DRAW
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---HOME
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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DRAW
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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HOME

Pepe LeFrits

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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HOME

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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HOME
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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DRAW
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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AWAY
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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HOME
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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AWAY
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---AWAY
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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DRAW
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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DRAW

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Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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Villa
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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ManYoo

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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Arse
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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Blackburn
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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Chelsea
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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Pompey
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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Spurs
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---Citeh
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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Newky
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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Reading

Royale with Cheese

Where are my free goals? I haven't seen any of them yet.

Aquos76

Royale with Cheese wrote:

Where are my free goals? I haven't seen any of them yet.

And by the looks of things you wont be getting to many in this game.

Edit:I guess i couldn't have been more wrong.

Royale with Cheese

You know there's going to be just the one, and it won't be Wigan that score it.

Pepe LeFrits

Vidic and O'Shea off injured?

Royale with Cheese

There's the one goal. Game over

Rikand

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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Away
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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Kicked Off

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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Home
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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Home
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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Away
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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Away
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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Home
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---Home
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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Away
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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Home

leninbenjamin

seems like there was a fair few free goals in that match. 4 - 0

Time Magazine

Royale with Cheese wrote:

There's the one goal. Game over

Hah, one goal? Spoke a tad too soon.

leninbenjamin

it's strange to think really, that as stuttering as Utd have been at times this season they are currently now top of the prem.

Kojak

Saturday, 06 October 2007

Aston Villa v West Ham, 15:00

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Home
Man Utd v Wigan, 12:45

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N/A

Sunday, 07 October 2007

Arsenal v Sunderland, 12:00

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Home
Blackburn v Birmingham, 15:00

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Draw
Bolton v Chelsea, 15:00

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Away
Fulham v Portsmouth, 16:10

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Away
Liverpool v Tottenham, 15:00

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Home
Man City v Middlesbrough, 15:00---Draw
Newcastle v Everton, 15:00

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Away
Reading v Derby, 14:00

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Draw

~Rebel~

Villa 1 up.

Gardner free

herbieflowers

it's pathetic that there's only two games today, and only one of them at 3pm..pfft

DSB

What a dirty scumbag Camara is.

Aquos76

DSB wrote:

What a dirty scumbag Camara is.

Why, what did he do?

DSB

Punched the ball into the net. Referee noticed though and booked him. Otherwise we've been dogged by this referee tonight. 3 penalties should have been given for definite.

Xavi6

DSB wrote:

What a dirty scumbag Camara is.

Shhh careful sayin that around here!

Agreed though. Players should be sent for that.

Aquos76

Here are the 4 goals from the Man Utd game today

Tevez
Ronaldo's first
Ronaldo's 2nd
Rooney

mike65

Arsenal v Sunderland sounds like a good game.

Currently 2-1

Mike

eirebhoy

Craig Burley must be the least talkative commentator on the planet.

_blank_

Good.

MrJoeSoap

Arsenal are playing some quality stuff, such a joy to watch. Van Persie got a contender in for the goal of the season with a free-kick that smacked the crossbar and dropped in, they'd want to be checking that crossbar at half-time to make sure it hasn't cracked. Fabregas showing why he is the greatest player in the world today with absolutely perfect passing, all the time. Made a great challenge towards the end of the half as well, he's the Rolls Royce of football at the moment.

eirebhoy

1 - 0 van Persie
2 - 0 Senderos
2 -1 Wallace

ntlbell

MrJoeSoap wrote:

Fabregas showing why he is the greatest player in the world today with absolutely perfect passing, all the time. Made a great challenge towards the end of the half as well, he's the Rolls Royce of football at the moment.

Not a spurs fan by any chance?

He's playing against the weakest midfield in the prem.

It's amazing what a few headlines in the sun has done for Fabregas

MrJoeSoap

Cheers eirebhoy, as crap as our commentators tend to be, I couldn't listen to that lad for five minutes.

ntlbell

2-2 jones LOLOLOLOLOL


supah keeper supah keeper lol

mike65

Sunderland scores! 2-2

Gunners in Crisis.

Mike.

MrJoeSoap

ntlbell wrote:

Not a spurs fan by any chance?

Nope.

He's playing against the weakest midfield in the prem.

So? He's played even better against better midfields.

It's amazing what a few headlines in the sun has done for Fabregas

1. I don't read The Sun.
2. The guy is clearly a genius. End of.

Its 2-2 now, Saints reject Kenny Jones with it.

ntlbell

mike65 wrote:

Sunderland scores! 2-2

Gunners in Crisis.

Mike.

Fab's is been run off the park :D

getting a lesson in passing from miller LOL

eirebhoy

ntlbell wrote:

It's amazing what a few headlines in the sun has done for Fabregas

You must be the 3rd or 4th person to say something like this recently. If you can't see how good Fabregas is then you shouldn't be watching football. People are now growing to dislike Fabregas because so many people are raving about him. The same happened to Ronaldinho and the same will happen to Leo Messi in time.

ntlbell

MrJoeSoap wrote:

1. I don't read The Sun.
2. The guy is clearly a genius. End of.

Its 2-2 now, Saints reject Kenny Jones with it.

You're far too intelligent to read the sun, I understand.

A genuis? he's had two ok season's and a decent start to this one against for the most part mediocre teams, stop blowing it into something it's not.

ntlbell

eirebhoy wrote:

You must be the 3rd or 4th person to say something like this recently. If you can't see how good Fabregas is then you shouldn't be watching football. People are now growing to dislike Fabregas because so many people are raving about him. The same happened to Ronaldinho and the same will happen to Leo Messi in time.

When people raved about how good Ronaldo was, the biggest argument against it was he's not consistent, granted feb has been consitlnley ok for two years and so far this season he has been exceptional, but we're a handfull of games in and it's jumping the gun a bit IMO what's good enough for Ronaldo is good enough for Feb's

eirebhoy

ntlbell wrote:

When people raved about how good Ronaldo was, the biggest argument against it was he's not consistent, granted feb has been consitlnley ok for two years and so far this season he has been exceptional, but we're a handfull of games in and it's jumping the gun a bit IMO what's good enough for Ronaldo is good enough for Feb's

I haven't a clue what you're talking about now mate.

btw, "two ok seasons" my arse. He was fantastic last season.

MrJoeSoap

eirebhoy wrote:

You must be the 3rd or 4th person to say something like this recently. If you can't see how good Fabregas is then you shouldn't be watching football. People are now growing to dislike Fabregas because so many people are raving about him. The same happened to Ronaldinho and the same will happen to Leo Messi in time.

Exactly. Its not a question of mentioning newspapers or fantasy football stats or x, y and z. All you have to do is sit down and watch the guy play.

ntlbell

eirebhoy wrote:

I haven't a clue what you're talking about now mate.

btw, "two ok seasons" my arse. He was fantastic last season.

He was ran off the park at united home and away.

Chelsea and Liverpool away.

Having the odd exceptional game against the bottom half the table doesn't make you the best player in the world come off it like.

the hype machine will have died off by xmas

Fuzzy_Dunlop

ntlbell wrote:

He was ran off the park at united home and away.

Chelsea and Liverpool away.

Having the odd exceptional game against the bottom half the table doesn't make you the best player in the world come off it like.

the hype machine will have died off by xmas

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch-WoMIPhBM

I'll look for others later. Also Arsenal had the best record against top 4 last year, Fabregas was key in the vast majority of those matches

ntlbell

playa3 wrote:

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch-WoMIPhBM

I'll look for others later

what does that prove?

united were all over them for 89 minutes or so and feb was no where to be found.

ntlbell

playa3 wrote:

http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch-WoMIPhBM

I'll look for others later. Also Arsenal had the best record against top 4 last year, Fabregas was key in the vast majority of those matches

no he wasn't key, there's 10 other players there, he went missing in them all bar liverpool at home

MrJoeSoap

ntlbell wrote:

He was ran off the park at united home and away.

ntlbell wrote:

united were all over them for 89 minutes or so and feb was no where to be found.

Okay now I know you're having a laugh.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=54129491&postcount=66

http://football.guardian.co.uk/Match_Report/0,,1874841,00.html

"Cesc Fábregas was the outstanding midfielder"

It's okay buddy, we all make mistakes. I'm sure you'll appreciate The Observer as a decent newspaper, it certainly ain't The Sun though...

eirebhoy

ntlbell wrote:

the hype machine will have died off by xmas

You're the person that's being affected by the hype. imo You'd happily see Fabregas fail so you can be proved right.