Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 7:52 pm  

How much do Sky need to splash out to keep Andy Gray happy? Some serious technology in that studio!

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 8:24 pm  

Lethul wrote:

There is no such thing as joint top.

Chelsea are top. The league table doesnt lie. If the league ended now, united would finish second, not joint top. Its laughable.

Jesus. United have the same points as Chelsea. If the league ended now it wouldn't be a full season as each team hadn't played each other twice so all positions would be void so United would have no confirmed position.

You know exactly what Paul meant and the point he was making.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 9:53 pm  

Jermaine Beckford

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:08 pm  

El Pac Carnegie wrote:

Jermaine Beckford

Ball goes through to Beckford

He's through

Beckford!







If Everton had a decent striker, one teams were worried about and who would take most clear chances, they would be a Champions League side. They create a ridiculous amount of half chances, almost every other possession ended in a nearly moment.

Also a clear offside for the second Sunderland goal. Bribery investigation should be start, check his bank account. As pointed out by Gray, el-lino is perfectly in line with the defense as the ball is played, then the crosser comes back in front of him, so therefore MUST be offside.

Give Moyes the £120m that the fool Mancini spent this season Everton would be champions.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:36 pm  

Catalancs wrote:

Speaking to Latics fans they say that the lad gives his all on the field. He may well think Latics are just a stepping stone, but I think that's something he should keep to himself.

Unfortunately that is the club we are. Charlie does give his all though unlike other players I could mention.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:44 pm  

Conroy wrote:

Unfortunately that is the club we are. Charlie does give his all though unlike other players I could mention.

What on Earth was Rodallega thinking with that lunge?

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Mon Nov 22, 2010 10:50 pm  

Catalancs wrote:

What on Earth was Rodallega thinking with that lunge?

Never a sending off imo.

Ok under the letter of the law it was, but he wins the ball. Like I said, if Paul Scholes (I use him as an example after his 'tackle' on Palacios a few years ago which was far worse than Hugo's on Saturday) or any other Utd player does the same would he have been sent off - no is the answer.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Tue Nov 23, 2010 7:10 am  

Conroy wrote:

Never a sending off imo.

Ok under the letter of the law it was, but he wins the ball. Like I said, if Paul Scholes (I use him as an example after his 'tackle' on Palacios a few years ago which was far worse than Hugo's on Saturday) or any other Utd player does the same would he have been sent off - no is the answer.

We're Man United, we'll do what we want.
It was a shocking attempt. It could have ended Rafaels's career. I was very impressed with Wigan on saturday. I thought nZogbia was outstanding.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Tue Nov 23, 2010 7:39 am  

Nikaed wrote:

We're Man United, we'll do what we want.
It was a shocking attempt. It could have ended Rafaels's career. I was very impressed with Wigan on saturday. I thought nZogbia was outstanding.

Don't start with the intent crap. Worst rule ever invented (only rivaled by the 'backing in' rule)

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Tue Nov 23, 2010 8:07 am  

Conroy wrote:

Don't start with the intent crap. Worst rule ever invented (only rivaled by the 'backing in' rule)

He left the ground and went in with both feet. Obvious straight red in this day and age. There doesn't need to be any intent, reckless will do.

Great comedy avatar by the way. Wigan Ultras. Arf!