Midweek Prem League stuff thread

mike65

Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Fulham v Burnley, 20:00

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HOME
Man City v Bolton, 19:45

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DRAW
Portsmouth v Sunderland, 19:45 --DRAW
Wigan v Stoke, 19:45

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AWAY

Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Arsenal v Liverpool, 19:45

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DRAW
Aston Villa v Man Utd, 19:45

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AWAY
Blackburn v Hull, 20:00

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DRAW
Everton v Chelsea, 20:00

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AWAY
West Ham v Birmingham, 19:45 ----DRAW
Wolverhampton v Spurs, 19:45 ----AWAY

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Any game on TV tonight?

JPA

Des wrote: »

Any game on TV tonight?

Man City - bolton

everdead.ie

Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Fulham v Burnley, 20:00

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HOME
Man City v Bolton, 19:45

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Away
Portsmouth v Sunderland, 19:45 --Away
Wigan v Stoke, 19:45

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AWAY

Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Arsenal v Liverpool, 19:45

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DRAW(very hard to guess)
Aston Villa v Man Utd, 19:45

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Draw
Blackburn v Hull, 20:00

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Away
Everton v Chelsea, 20:00

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AWAY
West Ham v Birmingham, 19:45 ----Home
Wolverhampton v Spurs, 19:45 ----AWAY

Spiritoftheseventies

mike65 wrote: »

Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Fulham v Burnley, 20:00

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HOME
Man City v Bolton, 19:45

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DRAW
Portsmouth v Sunderland, 19:45 --DRAW
Wigan v Stoke, 19:45

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AWAY

Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Arsenal v Liverpool, 19:45

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DRAW
Aston Villa v Man Utd, 19:45

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AWAY
Blackburn v Hull, 20:00

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DRAW
Everton v Chelsea, 20:00

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AWAY
West Ham v Birmingham, 19:45 ----DRAW
Wolverhampton v Spurs, 19:45 ----AWAY

thread title of the year that like

IvySlayer

Wednesday has some ****ing cracker games.

2 streams and 1 TV for that night

Spiritoftheseventies

IvySlayer wrote: »

Wednesday has some ****ing cracker games.

2 streams and 1 TV for that night

or you could just watch match of the day for highlights :rolleyes:

IvySlayer

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

or you could just watch match of the day for highlights :rolleyes:

Lol, Im down here mate.

Good idea, thought streaming one match and watching GSS seems to be the ultimate plan

And then MOTD!

Spiritoftheseventies

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

or you could just not welch on your bets then change yore username to avoid further embarassment:rolleyes:

Rectified. :pac:

Spiritoftheseventies

Deleted User wrote: »

Rectified. :pac:

In the past mate. and fulfilled that bet. To confirm. 14-1 was in normal time. So for a start was not obliged to do the two days. But did it in anycase albeit in two parts. Move on :rolleyes:

IvySlayer

Deleted User wrote: »

Rectified. :pac:

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

In the past mate. and fulfilled that bet. To confirm. 14-1 was in normal time. So for a start was not obliged to do the two days. But did it in anycase albeit in two parts. Move on :rolleyes:

One wonders what I've missed out on

Mitch Connor

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

In the past mate. and fulfilled that bet. To confirm. 14-1 was in normal time. So for a start was not obliged to do the two days. But did it in anycase albeit in two parts. Move on :rolleyes:

AAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Spiritoftheseventies

off topic. Really lads :rolleyes:

Columbia

I'll be watching Portsmouth versus Sunderland if I can find a stream, Sunderland have been woeful of late, might just see those rarest of things, a Pompey win.

Some great games on tomorrow, I'll be on a train to Dublin while they're on so I'll be pestering my gf for update texts

I'll be hoping rather than expecting Everton can get something from Chelsea, but we don't half look crap without Mo Fro.

Eire-Dearg

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

In the past mate. and fulfilled that bet. To confirm. 14-1 was in normal time. So for a start was not obliged to do the two days. But did it in anycase albeit in two parts. Move on :rolleyes:

Yeah......

Eire-Dearg

Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Fulham v Burnley, 20:00

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DRAW
Man City v Bolton, 19:45

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HOME
Portsmouth v Sunderland, 19:45 --AWAY
Wigan v Stoke, 19:45

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AWAY

Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Arsenal v Liverpool, 19:45

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HOME
Aston Villa v Man Utd, 19:45

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DRAW
Blackburn v Hull, 20:00

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AWAY
Everton v Chelsea, 20:00

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AWAY
West Ham v Birmingham, 19:45 ----AWAY
Wolverhampton v Spurs, 19:45 ----AWAY

Neil3030

Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Fulham v Burnley, 20:00

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DRAW
Man City v Bolton, 19:45

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HOME
Portsmouth v Sunderland, 19:45 --HOME
Wigan v Stoke, 19:45

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DRAW

Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Arsenal v Liverpool, 19:45

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AWAY
Aston Villa v Man Utd, 19:45

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DRAW
Blackburn v Hull, 20:00

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HOME
Everton v Chelsea, 20:00

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AWAY
West Ham v Birmingham, 19:45 ----AWAY
Wolverhampton v Spurs, 19:45 ----DRAW

EDIT: 16,370/1 on that accumulator

Spiritoftheseventies

Interesting call there on United game.Question is do Villa have enough fire power up front. United are flying up front at the moment although Villa will be well organised at the back. How many goals do we reckon for that game?

Neil3030

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

Interesting call there on United game.Question is do Villa have enough fire power up front. United are flying up front at the moment although Villa will be well organised at the back. How many goals do we reckon for that game?

If you mean in terms of betting, 0 - 0 @ 15/2 is probably the most likely to get a return, provided Dunney and Collins can contain Waz. This is assuming John Carew starts instead of Heskey, which will essentially force Villa to play ineffective long-ball all night (sorry MON), hanging on by the skins of their teeth for the draw.

In the unlikely event that Delfouneso get's a run, I fancy him to score for Villa early on (which he has been doing a fair bit this season when given a chance in cup games) but I see on Paddy Power the odds of him scoring first are only 11-1, which is a bit disappointing. To put that in perspective, he hasn't started a PL game all season, yet somehow has shorter odds than Young, Milner and Downing - all first team regulars. Something a bit queer there... (then again, Heskey's odds of scoring first are 9-1 despite him being as prolific as an 80-year-old eunuch this season and likely to miss the game through injury)

Finally, given Villa's tendency to score, sit back and then hit teams late on the break for a second, 2-0 @ 22-1 may also be worth a quiet punt.

So in sum, United to win 4-0.

Frisbee

Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Fulham v Burnley, 20:00

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HOME
Man City v Bolton, 19:45

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HOME
Portsmouth v Sunderland, 19:45 --DRAW
Wigan v Stoke, 19:45

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HOME

Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Arsenal v Liverpool, 19:45

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DRAW
Aston Villa v Man Utd, 19:45

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AWAY
Blackburn v Hull, 20:00

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DRAW
Everton v Chelsea, 20:00

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AWAY
West Ham v Birmingham, 19:45 ----AWAY
Wolverhampton v Spurs, 19:45 ----AWAY

PHB

What a **** selection of games tonight, with some absolute crackers tomorrow, all the top 4 games are going to be interesting.

Spiritoftheseventies

Was talking to someone who was at spurs game. Said Dunne was very good for Villa.

Bounty Hunter

Spiritoftheseventies wrote: »

Was talking to someone who was at spurs game. Said Dunne was very good for Villa.

stop the presses!

Dunne is a contender for buy of the season tbh he has been immense for Villa since signing, still finding hard to even contemplate a league double over united...or a treble inc the Carling cup... so think illl just avoid predicting on it alltogether

Eire-Dearg

1731 since Patrick Vieira last started a Premier League game. Itso facto.

Eire-Dearg

1910: Wigan v Stoke line-ups:
Wigan: Kirkland, Boyce, Bramble, Caldwell, Figueroa, N'Zogbia, Scharner, Diame, Rodallega, Scotland, McCarthy.
Subs: Stojkovic, Thomas, Moses, Gomez, Sinclair, Moreno, Melchiot.
Stoke: Sorensen, Wilkinson, Huth, Shawcross, Higginbotham, Delap, Whelan, Whitehead, Etherington, Sanli, Sidibe.
Subs: Begovic, Lawrence, Beattie, Fuller, Pugh, Diao, Collins.
Referee: Andre Marriner (W Midlands)

1909: Man City v Bolton line-ups:
Man City: Given, Zabaleta, Toure, Kompany, Bridge, De Jong, Vieira, Barry, Adam Johnson, Tevez, Adebayor.
Subs: Taylor, Onuoha, Ireland, Wright-Phillips, Sylvinho, Petrov, Lescott.
Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Steinsson, Knight, Ricketts, Robinson, Kevin Davies, Cohen, Muamba, Wilshere, Lee, Elmander.
Subs: Al Habsi, Samuel, Taylor, Gardner, Mark Davies, Basham, Andrew O'Brien.
Referee: Michael Jones (Cheshire)

1908: Portsmouth v Sunderland line-ups:
Portsmouth: James, Finnan, Ben-Haim, Wilson, Rocha, Basinas, Diop, Yebda, O'Hara, Piquionne, Dindane.
Subs: Ashdown, Mullins, Owusu-Abeyie, Webber, Hughes, Kanu, Belhadj.
Sunderland: Gordon, Hutton, Turner, Kilgallon, McCartney, Malbranque, Cana, Cattermole, Reid, Bent, Jones.
Subs: Carson, Bardsley, Zenden, Meyler, Da Silva, Mwaruwari, Liddle.
Referee: Kevin Friend (Leicestershire)

1924: Fulham v Burnley line-ups:
Fulham: Schwarzer, Shorey, Hangeland, Hughes, Baird, Duff, Etuhu, Murphy, Davies, Elm, Zamora.
Subs: Zuberbuhler, Kelly, Okaka, Nevland, Riise, Smalling, Greening.
Burnley: Jensen, Mears, Carlisle, Cort, Edgar, Elliott, Bikey, McDonald, Fox, Fletcher, Nugent.
Subs: Weaver, Duff, Paterson, Blake, Thompson, Eagles, Cork.
Referee: Chris Foy (Merseyside)

Spiritoftheseventies

Eire-Dearg wrote: »

1731 since Patrick Vieira last started a Premier League game. Itso facto.

Just hopes he can perform with all that expectation on his shoulders

Bukman13

Eire-Dearg wrote: »

1909: Man City v Bolton line-ups:

Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Steinsson, Knight, Ricketts, Robinson, Kevin Davies, Cohen, Muamba, Wilshere, Lee, Elmander.
Subs: Al Habsi, Samuel, Taylor, Gardner, Mark Davies, Basham, Andrew O'Brien.
Referee: Michael Jones (Cheshire)

I'm sure Arsenal fans will be interested to see how Wilshere gets on.

Johner

Put a bit on Wigan at 11/10 tonight.

Rekop dog

Have you got the 2010 starting line-ups Eire-Dearg? Those ones are really retro

Xavi6

Nice to see City playing for a draw at home to Bolton :rolleyes:

OPENROAD

Penalty for Sunderland

Bent scores 1-0 Sunderland

GLaDOS

OPENROAD wrote: »

Penalty for Sunderland

Bent scores 1-0 Sunderland

Portsmouth down to 10, as far as I can gather, Rocha has gone off, but it should have been Yebda

KevIRL

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Portsmouth down to 10, as far as I can gather, Rocha has gone off, but it should have been Yebda

Seems like the correct guy (Rocha) went off eventually...

Sunderland goal: So much to talk about there. Darren Bent races through on goal and Ricardo Rocha tries to get across to cover - as he does, Bent goes down and referee Kevin Friend awards a penalty. He flourishes a red card too, but it's a case of mistaken identity as he issues it to Hassan Yebda initially. The Algerian is furious and refuses to go - David James tries to force him off the pitch, but Yebda refuses to go and in the end Friend shows the red card to Rocha. Up steps Darren Bent to slot the penalty into the bottom corner. Phew.

also Wigan 1 Stoke 0

Bukman13

10men v 10men now in the Sunderland match. Could be an interesting finish.

ctrl-alt-delete

Portsmouth equalise against 9 man Sunderland,

Dinane scoring with little left, after Meyler recieved the 3rd red card of the night.

Eire-Dearg

What a terrible run for Sunderland. Bruce will stay though ....

That beachball goal cursed Sunderland :pac:

G'wan Pompy

Headshot

another draw for sunderland

very much Doubt Bruce will last the season, i hope he does but just not looking well for him

how much did they spend in the summer again ?

mike65

Loads, they've outspent Liverpool in both the last two seasons. I thought they'd really make a go of it this year.

ctrl-alt-delete

mike65 wrote: »

Loads, they've outspent Liverpool in both the last two seasons. I thought they'd really make a go of it this year.

I thought they would too.

I thought the Cana Cattermole midfield pairing would be great, but with injuries and the inevitable suspensions for the pair given the nature of their play it hasn't been.

It is more a confidence thing now, Every single player in the team is lacking in it, you can see it week in week out.

everdead.ie

Gomes;
Kaboul, Bassong, Dawson, Bale;
Bentley, Huddlestone, Jenas, Kranjcar;
Gudjohnsen, Defoe.

SUBS - Alnwick, Corluka, K Walker, Modric, Palacios, Crouch, Pavlyuchenko.

Harry really changing things up is he trying to keep a few people fresh for sunday perhaps?

Oh and why the hell is Jenas starting christ I can track back better then him

That_Guy

Villa leading 1-0 against United.

That_Guy

James Collins OG. Oh dear.

Villa 1-1 United

therokerroar

Headshot wrote: »

another draw for sunderland

very much Doubt Bruce will last the season

how much did they spend in the summer again ?

How much would you like to bet on that? Our Chairman will give him time to build his own team, he's only been in the job for a little over 6 months, teams aren't bulit in 6 months like. You only have to look at those cretins up the road from us to see what happens when managers are constantly sacked when some fans get restless.

Our Net Spend was a little over £13m and some of Bruce's transfer business was fantastic, £10m rising to £16m seemed a little pricey at first, but he's well on his way to repaying that fee as things stand. Getting the likes of Cattermole, Cana and Turner in for the likes of Collins, Whitehead and Leadbitter was superb business too, especially at a little over £13m.

therokerroar

Eire-Dearg wrote: »

Bruce will stay though ....

Of course he will and rightly so.

Thankfully our Chairman also has some sense, unlike some of the clueless ****wits on here who claim he won't last the season.

That_Guy

United down to 10 men. Not sure who got sent off though.

Warper

Why oh why are Sky showing a match that has no real meaning in the title race and there are 2 matches going on that could have a massive impact on where the title is going this season. Utd away to Villa and Chelsea away to Everton are the main games tonight.

Surely they could have re-arranged one of them for last night.

JPA

2035: GOAL Everton 1-1 Chelsea

2035: Half-time Arsenal 0-0 Liverpool

2033: Half-time Aston Villa 1-1 Manchester United

2032: Half-time Wolves 1-0 Tottenham

2032: Half-time West Ham 1-0 Birmingham

Aidric

Big win for Wolves, pleased for them.

x in the city

Warper wrote: »

Why oh why are Sky showing a match that has no real meaning in the title race and there are 2 matches going on that could have a massive impact on where the title is going this season. Utd away to Villa and Chelsea away to Everton are the main games tonight.

Surely they could have re-arranged one of them for last night.

unfortunately, Everton are not a big team for sky:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::):rolleyes: