Sunday's Games (Includes Scores)

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 2:16pm #1

Newcastle vs Sunderland is already on and sounds like a cracker. 4 goals in seven or eight minutes minutes.

Ameobi put Newcastle ahead in the 33rd, Lawrence equalised in the 34th, then Ameobi scored again in the 36th and now Elliott has just equalised in the 40th.

Second half should be good. And we still have Boro vs. West Ham, Chelsea vs. Everton and Bolton vs West Brom to come today.

zAbbo · 23-10-2005 2:20pm

Elliot - goal of the month.

Sunderland got 2 crackers from outside the box. 4 goals in 10-12 minutes

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 2:21pm

Great game so far, could be destined for legend status. Hopefully it'll finish 4-3 or 5-4! Elliots goal was incredible, definite contender for goal of the month.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 2:25pm

MrJoeSoap wrote:

Great game so far, could be destined for legend status. Hopefully it'll finish 4-3 or 5-4! Elliots goal was incredible, definite contender for goal of the month.

Good to see him scoring again. If he keeps going like that, Sunderland may go down but he'll be staying in the PL.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 2:27pm

I'll post up the goal after full-time.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 2:29pm

MrJoeSoap wrote:

I'll post up the goal after full-time.

Good stuff, I'm stuck in working, just watching a text commentary.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 2:31pm

They'll need DivX so get downloading!

Spider_Baby! · 23-10-2005 2:31pm

Anybody watching network 2 at the mo?

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 2:33pm

Sir Matt! Cheers!

Disgraceful booking for Parker, never a yellow card. The referee gave him a yellow even though Carr commited the foul.

Pigman II · 23-10-2005 2:42pm

C'mon Newcastle!

I'm only cheering them because Souness said he'll probably get sacked if they lose .... meaning he'll be looking for a new job ... and guess which team needs a new manager atm .... and knowing our luck.

C'mon Newcastle!!!

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 2:42pm

Spider_Baby! wrote:

Anybody watching network 2 at the mo?

Why, what's on? I can get it and RTE 1 here.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 2:44pm

"Decade of great goals" is the name of the programme.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 2:56pm

Emre has just added a third for Newcastle and this sounds like "Derby of Great Goals" here!

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 2:58pm

Yeah it was a superb free-kick. Curled around the wall but on the inside rather than outside.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 3:10pm

Bolton vs. West Brom has just kicked off and Joey O'Brien has started again in midfield for Bolton.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 3:12pm

Elliot just hit the bar with a wonderful effort.

zAbbo · 23-10-2005 3:14pm

Unlucky from Elliot, deserved his second with a brilliant chip

scuba steve · 23-10-2005 3:17pm

ha ha, Carvaliho got a kick in the head yesterday in training and is suffering from memory loss and cant play today!! delighted

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 3:20pm

scuba steve wrote:

ha ha, Carvaliho got a kick in the head yesterday in training and is suffering from memory loss and cant play today!! delighted

Yep, isn't it great that he's suffering so badly? I know alot of people wish Chelsea bad but that's going a bit far.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 3:24pm

Plus its fairly well known that Terry-Gallas is a much better centre back partnership than Terry-Carvalho statistic wise.

PHB · 23-10-2005 3:31pm

Hmm, after yesterdays results its very important that CHelsea lose.
Hmmmm

Royale with Cheese · 23-10-2005 3:34pm

Don't kid yourself. Chelsea have won the league already. The best we can hope for is that they actually lose one game... or maybe even just draw one. Yeah 1 drawn game, I'd settle for that.

evilhomer · 23-10-2005 3:38pm

bazH wrote:

Elliot - goal of the month.

Emre - goal of the month! :eek:

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 3:41pm

Dr J wrote:

Don't kid yourself. Chelsea have won the league already. The best we can hope for is that they actually lose one game... or maybe even just draw one. Yeah 1 drawn game, I'd settle for that.

I'd agree, they were nigh on unstoppable in the league last year and they've greatly improved their team now.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 3:58pm

Chelsea in 4-3-3 formation:

1 Petr Cech

13 William Gallas

29 Robert Huth

26 John Terry (c)

3 Asier Del Horno;

5 Michael Essien

4 Claude Makelele

8 Frank Lampard;

24 Shaun Wright-Phillips

15 Didier Drogba

10 Joe Cole.

Substitutes: 23 Carlo Cudicini, 20 Paulo Ferreira, 22 Eidur Gudjohnsen, 9 Hernán Crespo, 16 Arjen Robben.

Everton in 4-4-2 formation:

25 Nigel Martyn

22 Tony Hibbert

4 Joseph Yobo

5 David Weir (c)

19 Nuno Valente;

6 Michael Arteta

18 Phil Neville

17 Tim Cahill

14 Kevin Kilbane;

8 James Beattie

9 Duncan Ferguson.

Substitutes: 1 Richard Wright, 20 Matteo Ferrari, 10 Simon Davies, 11 James McFadden, 7 Marcus Bent.

Sandals · 23-10-2005 4:02pm

Go on chelsea, I have a big bet on them to win.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:05pm

http://rapidshare.de/files/6655768/VID0005_EDIT0000.AVI.html

Newcastle-Sunderland highlights, apologies about the order of the incidents. 12mb file.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:18pm

David Weir went very close to scoring, but to be honest its probably better for Everton that he didn't.

The worst thing they could do is annoy the beast.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:38pm

Peno Everton!

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:39pm

THAT is how you take a penalty.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 4:39pm

West Ham 2-0 up against Middlesborough. Sheringham 65 mins) and Riggott OG (73 mins). Another good win for West Ham.

They and Wigan are doing very well. I can't see either returning to the first Division. Strange when you think Sunderland won the First Division and they're doing poorly.

eirebhoy · 23-10-2005 4:40pm

2 Irish scoring for Sunderland, Joey O'Brien starting for Bolton after Stephen Ireland dominated the midfield against Arsenal yesterday. What a difference a couple of weeks makes.

I believe Elliott could have had a hattrick. Cheers for the highlights Joe.

Am I right in thinking O'Brien is playing right back for Bolton?

Necronomicon · 23-10-2005 4:40pm

G'wan the Beattie. Won't see a better penalty.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 4:45pm

Necromomicon wrote:

G'wan the Beattie. Won't see a better penalty.

I still predict Chelsea to win.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:46pm

eirebhoy wrote:

2 Irish scoring for Sunderland, Joey O'Brien starting for Bolton after Stephen Ireland dominated the midfield against Arsenal yesterday. What a difference a couple of weeks makes. I believe Elliott could have had a hattrick. Cheers for the highlights Joe.

No bother. Don't forget Morrison scoring yesterday (and last Saturday) and Kevin Doyle's performance last week. Pity we aren't playing Switzerland next week, things may have been different.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 4:46pm

Bolton 1-0, Nakata (80 mins). His first goal for them I think.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:50pm

Yobo with a great block to prevent Chelsea equalising. Chelsea do tend to be at their best after they concede.

Ferrari on for injured Valente (I think). Everton have done very well.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 4:51pm

Middlesborough have pulled one back through Queudrue.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 4:57pm

Bolton 2-0, Kevin Nolan (90 mins).

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 4:58pm

Apparently the second West Ham goal was dubious, not over the line.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 5:14pm

Lampard with a screamer.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 5:21pm

Thought he would score. He has a habit of doing so when Chelsea are behind.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 5:23pm

Andy Gray after the goal: "What a hit... WHAT a hit"

Now I reckon Martin Tyler killed Andy Gray five years ago and now they just use a soundboard of his recordings to cover it up. I'm off to the conspiracy theories forum.

[edit - Drogba with a goal unfairly disallowed for offside.]

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 5:25pm

MrJoeSoap wrote:

Andy Gray after the goal: "What a hit... WHAT a hit"

Now I reckon Martin Tyler killed Andy Gray five years ago and now they just use a soundboard of his recordings to cover it up. I'm off to the conspiracy theories forum.

SWP off, Gudjohnsen on. Robben still on the bench. Has Mourinho taken a disliking to him after comments he made earlier this season about the rotation policy or is he carrying a knock?

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 5:29pm

Lemlin wrote:

SWP off, Gudjohnsen on. Robben still on the bench. Has Mourinho taken a disliking to him after comments he made earlier this season about the rotation policy or is he carrying a knock?

Haven't a clue, its hard to know what to think with Chelsea these days, Gray and Tyler were saying how they doubted Carvalho had an injury at all.

Heres Robben now, on for Cole. Gudjohnsen did the business vs Bolton last week, maybe thats why he was first on.

Lemlin · 23-10-2005 5:30pm

Drogba just had a goal ruled off-side that they reckon was on-side here. Bit of luck for Everton, they could do with it.

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 5:32pm

Lemlin wrote:

Drogba just had a goal ruled off-side that they reckon was on-side here. Bit of luck for Everton, they could do with it.

Definitely onside, no question. Great play by Lampard to set it up, he's pulling the strings as ever.

eirebhoy · 23-10-2005 5:34pm

Lemlin wrote:

SWP off, Gudjohnsen on. Robben still on the bench. Has Mourinho taken a disliking to him after comments he made earlier this season about the rotation policy or is he carrying a knock?

He's only back from injury but he's now 4th choice winger.

Brian017 · 23-10-2005 5:56pm

:eek: Shock, horror, Chelsea draw

MrJoeSoap · 23-10-2005 6:02pm

Mourinho for the sack?

Mossy Monk · 23-10-2005 6:20pm

fair ****s to Mark Lawrenson who predicted a 1-1 draw on the BBC website

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