[ENG] Premiership 2009/2010 (13 Viewers)

[Quetzalcoatl]

:jvefan: One down, 19 to go.

 

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[Red]

91 to go.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

C'mon we don't want all of English football do to down, do we?

 

[Red]

I do.

I'm fed up of English teams beating Aberdeen to signings because they are willing to spend money they don't have, while we are not.

 

[Bjerknes]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/8522283.stm

Getting really desperate now.

Going bust.

Fantastic news. I personally wish them the worst. Hopefully this will be the start of a chain-reaction of debt-ridden clubs going bust, with the biggest implosion of all being Manure, sinking the whole system. That would be fantastic for football in multiple ways, including driving down prices in the inflated transfer market.

The Prem is one huge bubble waiting to burst, just like bailout and quantitive easing bubble in several economies around the world.

 

[Salvatore]

91 to go.

Would love to see the end of Leeds and Newcastle in particular outside of the Premiership.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Fantastic news. I personally wish them the worst. Hopefully this will be the start of a chain-reaction of debt-ridden clubs going bust, with the biggest implosion of all being Manure, sinking the whole system. That would be fantastic for football in multiple ways, including driving down prices in the inflated transfer market.

The Prem is one huge bubble waiting to burst, just like bailout and quantitive easing bubble in several economies around the world.

The FA would find some way to protect them though. They wouldn't want to lose their precious commodities. I wouldn't get my hopes up.

 

[Showdown25]

The FA would find some way to protect them though. They wouldn't want to lose their precious commodities. I wouldn't get my hopes up.

That. Although it would be lovely to watch if they did implode.

 

[Bozi]

Fantastic news. I personally wish them the worst. Hopefully this will be the start of a chain-reaction of debt-ridden clubs going bust, with the biggest implosion of all being Manure, sinking the whole system. That would be fantastic for football in multiple ways, including driving down prices in the inflated transfer market.

The Prem is one huge bubble waiting to burst, just like bailout and quantitive easing bubble in several economies around the world.

January-West Ham-we are willing to offer £100,000 a week to a player
February-West Ham-we may ask players to take pay cuts next season

 

[Salvatore]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/8522283.stm

'Pay up Pompey' Can't wait for them to die.

 

[TPSPriceless]

Man Utd. have something close to a billion, in debt, but I don't think they are going to fall down. Let's take the smaller clubs down first... Liverpool, Portsmouth, Inter -.-

 

[JBF]

Until there is no more oil in Libya, I cant see Moratti get bankrupt.

 

[Salvatore]

Everton 3-1 Manchester United

Surprise surprise Evans is shown up as the average center back he is, very poor for two goals.

 

[HelterSkelter]

Everything feels so much better today.

 

[Red]

Surprise surprise Evans is shown up as the average center back he is, very poor for two goals.

I've seen oil tankers turn faster than Evans did for the third goal.



Very impressive performance from Everton considering they were missing Fellaini and Cahill.

 

[The Curr]

Surprise surprise Evans is shown up as the average center back he is, very poor for two goals.

Don't let IZ see that.

 

[Tommy]

Manu

 

[Enron]

Nice to see the blue cunts double up Manchowder.

 

[The Curr]

Wenger: I've managed bribed players
Saturday, 20 February 2010 12:34

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has claimed he has managed players who had been 'bought' by opponents.

Wenger yesterday hit out at referee Martin Hansson over the official's display in the Gunners' Champions League last-16 first-leg defeat in Porto on Wednesday.

The Frenchman labelled Hansson 'incompetent' before seemingly implying he had managed players who had taken bribes to fix games.

'I believe he is incompetent or dishonest, so I prefer to believe he is not competent,' Wenger said of the Swedish referee yesterday.

Quoted in several national newspapers today, he added: 'I have seen much worse than that in my life - my own players were bought by the opponent. And I didn't become paranoid.'

The former Nancy, Monaco and Nagoya Grampus Eight coach did not give any details over the club or players concerned, however.

'I do not want to come out on the past,' he said. 'In my job, you always have reasons to become paranoid, so I do not want to go the way to think that people are not honest.'

 

[Bozi]

can of worms