[EN] Premier League 2004/05 (32 Viewers)

[juvelover]

++ [ originally posted by River ] ++
whats silly is just how many times MU are accused of having the match fixed. Then when there finally is something strange no gives a shit because its been heard so many times And i didnt see the match but why are people saying 4mins never happens? 4 or even 5mins stoppage time is common in EPL.

not only this the assist was a hand ball againest saha

 

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[River]

yeah i know. im not talking about the incidents in this match. Just overall. Im sure it happens in Serie A etc again. The big teams get a couple of decisions go there way and every is crying about it.

I was making the Chelsea point because im a Chelsea fan, and I see the same people disagree a decision when its against Chelsea and agree with something identical when its against ManU.

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by River ] ++
yeah i know. im not talking about the incidents in this match. Just overall. Im sure it happens in Serie A etc again. The big teams get a couple of decisions go there way and every is crying about it.

Ha! How do you think AC Milan was the scudetto last year?

 

[Henry]

come on! they were also a really good team!

 

[Elnur_E65]

++ [ originally posted by HWIENIAWSKI ] ++
come on! they were also a really good team!

I know, I know

 

[Bjerknes]

++ [ originally posted by River ] ++
yeah i know. im not talking about the incidents in this match. Just overall. Im sure it happens in Serie A etc again. The big teams get a couple of decisions go there way and every is crying about it.

I was making the Chelsea point because im a Chelsea fan, and I see the same people disagree a decision when its against Chelsea and agree with something identical when its against ManU.

Yeah I understand that. Hey at least you're not an Arsenal fan.

 

[Maher]

This year Man United is out of the race , it will be between arsenal and chelsea

although i hate arsenal and i am man utd fan.

 

[Erkka]

:wth: you support manu too?! Damn how I hate them...

 

[Stu]

++ [ originally posted by Erkka ] ++
Damn how I hate them...

Same here.

 

[Henry]

hehe-me too

 

[3pac]

i just found out today that im going to england for christmas. as a treat my mom booked me tickets to see man u vs villa (i think) and a chelsea game.

a couple years ago i saw chelsea-bradford

i liked chelsea until they became all rich and started throwing money everywhere. i dont know who i'll be cheering for this time around

 

[3pac]

o and i have to add, i will NEVER support man u

i love juve too much to do that

 

[china man]

Drogba is too expensive and will only jeapodise the transfer market value!!!ferreira also too expensive but roman got so much off money but it is good that no body from juve is attracted to chelsea money!!!!!

Cheers To all.

 

[Stu]

Premiership Weekend Preview
by Adam Marshall - Last Updated 10 Sep 2004

The Premiership takes centre stage again following the World Cup qualifiers, with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United all on the road on Saturday.

Chelsea kick off early in the live Premier Plus clash with Aston Villa before United and Arsenal both face local opposition, The Red Devils at Bolton Wanderers and The Gunners at Fulham.

Graeme Souness is on gardening leave as his new club Newcastle United tackle Blackburn Rovers while Super Sunday's clash is between Tottenham and Norwich City.

After the weekend, Charlton Athletic entertain Southampton in the live Monday fixture.

Team news will appear via the match links when available.

Saturday:

Aston Villa v Chelsea, Live on Premier Plus, 12.45
Chelsea have not won at Villa Park on their last five Premiership visits. The Blues have allowed their opponents four shots on target this term - the lowest number in the league.

Bolton v Man United
Wanderers have not beaten United at home in their five Premiership meetings. Paul Scholes has bagged six goals in eight Premiership appearances against Bolton.

Fulham v Arsenal
Fulham have failed to win any of their Premiership London derbies played at Craven Cottage. Thierry Henry already has six assists this season - as many as he managed in the whole of 2003/2004.

Liverpool v West Brom
Milan Baros has scored three goals in two appearances against West Brom. The Reds have won seven and drawn two of their last nine Premiership matches against visitors from the Midlands.

Man City v Everton
There have been 29 goals in seven Premiership meetings where City have hosted Everton. The Eastlands outfit have lost only one of their last 11 home Premiership North West derbies.

Middlesbrough v Birmingham
The four Premiership meetings between these two sides have all ended in home wins. Middlesbrough have already won more points (four) from games in which they trailed this season than the whole of last term (three).

Newcastle v Blackburn
Blackburn have scored exactly one goal in eight of their nine trips to St James' Park in Premiership history. Rovers have the worst disciplinary record so far this term with nine yellows and two red cards as well as having committed the most fouls (84).

Portsmouth v Crystal Palace, Live on Sky Sports 2, 17.15
Palace have scored on their last nine visits to Fratton Park. Julian Speroni has made more saves than any other keeper so far this season (22).

Sunday:

Tottenham v Norwich, Live on Sky Sports 1, 16.05
Jermain Defoe is the most relied upon striker in The Premiership with 75 percent of his club's goals. Ledley King has yet to concede a foul in 360 minutes of Premiership football. Defoe and Darren Huckerby have been caught offside more often than any other players this term (10).

planetfootball.com

 

[JuveTrueChamps]

Im goin to the villa - man u game. Where u sittin sir sebastian?

 

[Stu]

You lucky bastards :down:

 

[gray]

++ [ originally posted by Stuart ] ++
You lucky bastards :down:

indeed :down:

 

[Stu]

Wenger and Reyes win awards
by Patrick Goss - Last Updated 10 Sep 2004

Arsenal's Arsene Wenger has been handed the Barclays Premiership Manager of the Month award, with Jose Antonio Reyes the Player of the Month.

The Gunners have started the season in majestic style scoring 16 goals in four games.

Wenger has been awarded for the impressive start by being named Premiership Manager of the Month for August.

Reyes has scored four of those goals, and has looked every inch a player capable of becoming one of the best in the world after slotting into the accomplished Arsenal side.

Wenger was delighted with the award, dedicating it to the efforts of his team, but is not worried about replicating the amazing unbeaten campaign last term.

"It is not my worry at all," insisted Wenger. "My worry is to keep on playing well.

"The next game is tomorrow and I want to get everyone back on track, to play as they played against Norwich.

"Then we will see.

"At the moment I am leaving players on the bench who have a 100 percent correct claim to be in the starting line-up.

"The games are coming thick and fast, but we have no injuries."

planetfootball.com

Keep it up, Jose :thumb:

 

[3pac]

++ [ originally posted by JuveTrueChamps ] ++
Im goin to the villa - man u game. Where u sittin sir sebastian?

i dont know yet, my aunt is getting the tickets. ill let oyu know when i find out

 

[Stu]

You'll be backing Villa, right? :undecide: Just kidding, man. Have a good time.