English Premier League Superthread 2009/10

mike65

Marlon King sacked by Wigan after been found guilty of assualt.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2009/oct/29/marlon-king-convicted-of-assault

x in the city

scum bag

"do you know who I am ,

erm

no...."


:rolleyes:

as for being a millionaire, Id say it would be hard pressed to find a footballer in the top flight who is not one.

anyhoo, id say thats him finished, no harm either as he had other records.

everdead.ie

Just wondering after this week to take a look at ngog's dive that cost birmingham 3 points.
Does anyone think retrospective action should be taken i mean 2 points could be the difference between birmingham going down or staying up even if it was a yellow card given to him in retrospect.

everdead.ie

Didn't want start a new thread for this one but wigan's chairman Whelan is basically blaming Bruce for 9-1 mauling at the weekend he bought a few dodgey buy's no mention of the fact that whelan has a habit of selling every decent player they have

whelan on bruce

JPA

everdead.ie wrote: »

Didn't want start a new thread for this one but wigan's chairman Whelan is basically blaming Bruce for 9-1 mauling at the weekend he bought a few dodgey buy's no mention of the fact that whelan has a habit of selling every decent player they have

whelan on bruce

What lunacy, and then woodgate says this:

“I think he’s the sharpest striker, probably in the world,” he said. “Put Jermain Defoe up playing for Barcelona and I’m sure he’d be as well known [as Lionel Messi].

everdead.ie

:eek: I don't know about that he's hitting some good form alright if he can keep this up for the season and then go to the world cup and plays his socks off .......then maybe although messi's having trouble hitting the same level as last year at the moment

Handsome Bob

Defoe has always being capable of putting the ball in the back of the net with ease, it is the one constant in his game, and what a constant it is to have as a striker. I do honestly believe the guy would be capable of producing the goods spectacularly with any team in the game. No matter where he has been be it Spurs or Portsmouth he has banged in the goals. He's also a player that can get right back into the swing of things after a long lay off, he takes little time in resuming his usual game by putting the ball in the back of the net. Great player.

everdead.ie

For the same amount of games as they have played this year compared to last year Spurs and City are the biggest winners Arsenal as well not too far behind with wigan, Hull, pompey along with Everton and and liverpool the biggest loosers
1 Chelsea -3
2 Man Utd -1
3 Arsenal +6
4 Spurs +17
5 Man Citeh +14
6 Villa -3
7 Liverpool -12
8 Birmingham N/A
9 Fulham -1
10 Sunderland +1
11 Everton -10
12 Stoke +1
13Blackburn +3
14Burnley N/A
15Wolves N/A
16Wigan -9
17West Ham -7
18Bolton -5
19Hull -9
20Pompey -9

L'prof

everdead.ie wrote: »

For the same amount of games as they have played this year compared to last year Spurs and City are the biggest winners Arsenal as well not too far behind with wigan, Hull, pompey along with Everton and and liverpool the biggest loosers
1 Chelsea -3
2 Man Utd -1
3 Arsenal +6
4 Spurs +17
5 Man Citeh +14
6 Villa -3
7 Liverpool -12
8 Birmingham N/A
9 Fulham -1
10 Sunderland +1
11 Everton -10
12 Stoke +1
13Blackburn +3
14Burnley N/A
15Wolves N/A
16Wigan -9
17West Ham -7
18Bolton -5
19Hull -9
20Pompey -9

Think it's +9, might be wrong!

everdead.ie

LONDON (AP) — English Premier League channels are set to start broadcasting across the world next season when a new 24-hour service is launched, a league executive with direct knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Friday.
The league will provide a continuous international feed of programing for broadcast rights holders outside Britain to form their own Premier League channels, the executive said. He spoke on condition of anonymity because a public announcement is yet to be made.
International broadcasters are set to pay around $1.6 billion to show live Premier League matches for the three seasons starting in August 2010 — an 80% increase on the current TV deal
Local networks will be able to pick and choose content from the league's official feed, which will include news and feature shows along with classic matches. The networks will be able to include local advertising and live matches.
While it is a de facto Premier League TV channel, the continuous feed officially is being called a "content service" so that it doesn't impede the ability of clubs, including Manchester United and MUTV, to sell their own channels around the world.
It will be run by Premier League Productions, a joint venture between the league and TWI, the sports production part of International Management Group.
The Premier League is searching for a recognizable anchor to be the face of the content.

Might see more Live matches available in Ireland next year


http://www.usatoday.com/sports/soccer/europe/2010-02-26-english-premier-league-tv_N.htm

Headshot

Royale with Cheese

Some high quality graphics there Headshot.

Headshot

Royale with Cheese wrote: »

Some high quality graphics there Headshot.

ye have a very good run

but ye'll **** it up

Royale with Cheese

Out of those games, the only ones I think are 95% certain wins are Burnley and Wolves at home. Liable to drop points in any of the other games.

My revised premiership prediction.

1.Chelsea
2. Arsenal
3. Man united

CHD

:eek:

Panthro

i think playing blackburn on their turf could cause a surprise result for all 3 teams.

Panthro

papagormo wrote: »

i think playing blackburn on their turf could cause a surprise result for all 3 teams.

mystic fooking meg eat your heart out!

everdead.ie

everdead.ie wrote: »

For the same amount of games as they have played this year compared to last year Spurs and City are the biggest winners Arsenal as well not too far behind with wigan, Hull, pompey along with Everton and and liverpool the biggest loosers
1 Chelsea -3
2 Man Utd -1
3 Arsenal +6
4 Spurs +17
5 Man Citeh +14
6 Villa -3
7 Liverpool -12
8 Birmingham N/A
9 Fulham -1
10 Sunderland +1
11 Everton -10
12 Stoke +1
13Blackburn +3
14Burnley N/A
15Wolves N/A
16Wigan -9
17West Ham -7
18Bolton -5
19Hull -9
20Pompey -9

1 Chelsea +3
2 Man Utd -7
3 Arsenal +3
4 Spurs +20
5 Man Citeh +18
6 Villa +6
7 Liverpool -18
8 Everton -2
9 Birmingham N/A
10 Fulham -4
11 Stoke +4
12Blackburn +6
13 Sunderland +6
14Bolton -4
15Wigan -7
16Wolves N/A
17West Ham -17
18Burnley N/A
19Hull -6
20Pompey -23*

*Pompey deducted 9 points for going into Administration

Biggest winners are Spurs City Blackburn and Sunderland
Biggest Loosers are Liverpool Westham and Pompey

Edit I should point out it's much harder obviously for last years top 4 to gain excessively more points then it is for City and Spurs so the extra three points arsenal have is good even if it could of been better

JPA

Interesting stats.

I have noticed Spurs fans love stats. Am I wrong?

everdead.ie

JPA wrote: »

Interesting stats.

I have noticed Spurs fans love stats. Am I wrong?

I find them oddly intresting :eek: don't know why any aul stat not just footy ones

everdead.ie

I ment to add that I was surprised fulham are so close to last season point wise when hodgson has obviously been prioritizing the Europa league lately with team selections.

Clanket

everdead.ie wrote: »

I find them oddly intresting :eek: don't know why any aul stat not just footy ones

Keep up the good work