Proper Football is Back! Weekend EPL Fixtures

Wreck

After the international break looking forward to the Premier League this weekend, prospect for some good matches.

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Draw
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Draw
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Away
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Away
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 Home
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Away


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Draw
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Home
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Home

mike65

yay!

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Draw
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Away
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Away
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Home (its got to be frankly!)
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 Home
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Away


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Draw
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Home
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Home

noodler

Yuck.
The football games that are decicided by budgets are back this weekend.

Yay.

Walsh

I don't think I was watching fake football?

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Proper football isn't back for another 5 or 6 months.

Any here's my predictions for the English matches:

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Away
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Home
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Away
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Draw
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 I don't predict United games.
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Away


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Away
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Home
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Draw

pokerface_me

Proper football resumes 1st week of March 2010. The foreign game resumes tomorrow. I thought that was a proper game of Soccer the other night if i'm not mistaken, very damn proud of it to.

mike65

Jebus Christ! :rolleyes:

Xavi6

And here we have a prime example of the sort of whining that has the forum the way it is.

It's a thread title. Get over it FFS and don't open the thread.

FearDark

IBTH

(in before Thierry Henry)

mayordenis

This derailed in record time with record nonsense levels

Anyway Liverpool to win, and the other 9 games will hopefully goal and red card fests.

Vurnon San Benito

I'm hoping for a United & West Brom win

Dave!

Welcome back club football, all's forgiven

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Draw
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Draw
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Away
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Home... maybe
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 Home
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Away


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Home
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Home
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Home

x in the city

Think Everton might sneak a draw at United, haven't won there since the 1st prem year...(in front of a crowd of 30 odd thousand for the statisticians). Yakubu and Saha are not to be sniffed at.

Pretty hard games to call in fairness, wouldn't go near the wigan game....

SlickRic

x in the city wrote: »

Think Everton might sneak a draw at United, haven't won there since the 1st prem year...(in front of a crowd of 30 odd thousand for the statisticians). Yakubu and Saha are not to be sniffed at.

saha's injured.

i'd love you to make it a game against them, but without saha i really can't see where the goals are coming from.

yakubu is playing like a half-assed donkey.

Quint

Everton are shafted with injuries. Just took Saha out of my fantasy football team. He's only doubtful, but knowing saha, he'll be out.

SlickRic

Quint wrote: »

he'll be out.

he better be, i sacrificed points to get him out.

anyway, sorry, off topic.

i don't see everton having enough this time. without the injuries, it would be a different story.

In_tuition

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00

Referee Chris Roy has done 9 matches this season and handed out 29 yellow cards - pretty average - the staggering statistic is that 25 of those yellow cards have come in the second half of matches.

Fulham have been awarded 3 penalties away from home this season in the Premier League, and duly netted all 3.

Foy has awarded 3 penalties in his 9 matches.

Foy clearly stamps his authority on the match in the second-half, it's optimistic but this bet is worth a small punt..

Penalty to be scored in the second-half 6/1 (Paddy Power)

In_tuition

Wreck wrote: »

Liverpool v Man City, 12:45

Liverpool have scored 27 goals in the Premier League this season, notably 19 of those goals came at Anfield. 11 of their total goals were scored in the first-half with the remaining 16 in the second-half.

Only 4 of those total goals have come the way of a set-piece (2 of them penalties)

Man City have scored 21 goals this term in the Premier League, 8 of them coming on their travels.

Liverpool have conceded 6 goals at home.

Man City have conceded 6 away from home and 8 at home. Only 1 of their total 14 goals they have conceded have come the way of a corner. Liverpool have only managed to score twice from a corner in the Premier League this term from 27 goals.

Liverpool have scored 18 goals from open play while Man City have conceded 9 goals from open play.

From a personal point of view I think the final score will be somewhere in the region of

Liverpool 3 Man City 1 14/1 (boylesports)

In_tuition

Sunderland v Arsenal

Sunderland have scored 9 goals in the 1st half this season - 5 of them in the opening 15 mins. Of the 36 Arsenal have scored, astonishingly none of them have come in the opening 15 minutes.

Of Arsenal's 14 goals conceded in the Premier League, 10 of them have come away from home.

Given the stats a decent bet could be Arsenal to come from behind and draw or win 7/2 (William Hill)

x in the city

SlickRic wrote: »

saha's injured.

i'd love you to make it a game against them, but without saha i really can't see where the goals are coming from.

yakubu is playing like a half-assed donkey.

hmmm

Yakubu is playing like a half assed donkey, but he is recovering from a serious injury you recall?

Scoring for the super eagles will have done him the world of good.

give him a sniff around the box and bye bye...:)

and where did you hear saha is out...

cahill might be out which is a big worry.

That_Guy

My predictions

Saturday, 21 November 2009

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Away
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Away
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Home
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Away
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 Home
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Draw


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Away
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Away
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Home

Woeful "Super" Sunday in prospect.

Wreck

Apologies for the thread title. While I do generally enjoy watching premier league football more than internationals and the LOI, the title was supposed to be tongue-in-cheek.

Bounty Hunter

Wreck wrote: »

Apologies for the thread title. While I do generally enjoy watching premier league football more than internationals and the LOI, the title was supposed to be tongue-in-cheek.

and your excuse for your avatar is?



Saturday, 21 November 2009

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Draw
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Away
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Away
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Draw
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 Home
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Away


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Draw
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Away
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Home

everdead.ie

I'm hoping for a draw at liverpool today
Saturday, 21 November 2009

Birmingham v Fulham, 15:00 Draw
Burnley v Aston Villa, 15:00 Home
Chelsea v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Home
Hull v West Ham, 15:00 Draw
Liverpool v Man City, 12:45 Draw
Man Utd v Everton, 17:30 Home
Sunderland v Arsenal, 15:00 Away


Sunday, 22 November 2009

Bolton v Blackburn, 13:30 Bolton
Stoke v Portsmouth, 16:00 Home
Tottenham v Wigan, 15:00 Home 3-1:D

ctrl-alt-delete

Fantastic strike from Malouda to put Chelsea 1 up.

Quint

Is Zhirkov still injured? Saw him almost scoring one of the best goals of all time in Russias first leg playoff game

dr.bollocko

That Malouda goal has completely deflated an already tepid game.

everdead.ie

burnley 1 0 villa
chelsea 2 0 wolves
Hull 0 2 west ham

Eire-Dearg

Goals everywhere.

PHB

noodler wrote: »

Yuck.
The football games that are decicided by budgets are back this weekend.

Yay.

Yay. No more games decided by accidents of birth.

ctrl-alt-delete

If Chelsea don't ease off in this one, which i expect them not to, this one is going to be a rout!

everdead.ie

birmingham 1 0 fulham

ziggy

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everdead.ie

chelsea 3 0 wolves

ziggy

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everdead.ie

looks like doyle is being rested after the midweek action wonder if anyone else will?

hull 1 2 westham

rotinaj

Hull 1 - 2 West Ham

Bullard

rotinaj

Anyone wanna hazard a guess to what the final score is gonna be at Stamford Bridge?

I ll go 7-0

Quint

ziggy wrote: »

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No, Zhirkov nearly scored. He ran from his own half, got past about 5 players and only for a good save from the keeper it would have been a peach.

everdead.ie

what a save from cech:eek:

ctrl-alt-delete

JimBob85 wrote: »

Hull 1 - 2 West Ham

Bullard

I think Carlton Cole has got that one as an o.g.

It took a deflection off Parker, then Cole from the Bullard free kick.


I was going for 7-0 to Chelsea earlier too, they are not getting as much space as early on though, Wolves are closing up.

ctrl-alt-delete

Amazing turn around for Hull, 3-2 up now nearing ht.

In_tuition

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

Amazing turn around for Hull, 3-2 up now nearing ht.

Top marks for Hull, fantastic turnaround.

UnitedIrishman

In_tuition wrote: »

Top marks for Hull, fantastic turnaround.

3-3 and down to 10 men.

Going to be hanging on from here.

ctrl-alt-delete

Bent scores to put Sunderland 1-0 up against Arsenal, a goal which continues their great form against the big four this season.

everdead.ie

spurs 1 up at the break should be more defoe looking very sharp wigan coming back into it in the last ten fiffteen minutes tho

JPA

6 minute hattrick from Defoe. 4-1

everdead.ie

Scharner does an henry

PHB

Tottenham are putting down a marker.

It would tickle me greatly if Keane lead Spurs to pipping Liverpool to first place.

everdead.ie

5-1 lennon:eek:

JPA

PHB wrote: »

Tottenham are putting down a marker.

It would tickle me greatly if Keane lead Spurs to pipping Liverpool to first place.

That would certainly be surprising.