Well folks, now that we have that out of the way, I say the gunners will get the treble this year, what say you lot...
(lots of head scratching going on....:D)
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Well folks, now that we have that out of the way, I say the gunners will get the treble this year, what say you lot...
(lots of head scratching going on....:D)
um http://antionline.com/showthread.php?t=276150
??? i didnt notice the other one go off topic so why this one??
This is about "official" football ............... hey dalek, you caught a live one:D
The Gunners have 2 problems:
1. They leak at the back
2. Half their goals have come from three players
United, Scousers and the Blues will be in around, and City can pull a Cup upset on their day.
There's a long way to go ;)
Anyways, we all know it is a fix to get their most famous supporter out of hiding :cool:
Gunners have had an easy start with their matches, the Xmas period is always a decider in the race for the title, and United are always slow starters, so considering they are 2nd at this stage, it proves a bad sign for the rest!!
I agree with that Wolfe~,
Like the man said: "It's a game of two halves". In the case of the big picture that is before Christmas and after Christmas.
Yes, traditionally United have gathered steam in the second half but don't write off the Scousers. They don't leak, but they certainly lack penetration, after all they are unbeaten but have 6 draws, and like the Gunners have a match in hand? Now, that form won't win you the Championship, but you could certainly lift a cup on the day?
I had a real "executive decision" to make in the early hours of this morning: should I stay up and watch Denver Broncos v. Tennessee Titans. or should I go to bed? :D
For that game? I'd have gone to bed. :)
I did!:D
This is the latest betting:
Man United 11/10 Arsenal 15/8 Chelsea 9/2 Liverpool 8/1 Man City 125/1 Portsmouth 150/1 Blackburn 200/1 Everton 400/1 Newcastle 400/1 Aston Villa 500/1 Tottenham 750/1 West Ham 1000/1
They used to leak at the back, but removing Lehman was the right move, hope they turf his butt back to Germany, or god willing let him sign with Chelsea...lolQuote:
Originally Posted by nihil
Those 3 players are doing wonders, and actually it's more like 5 of them...and any manager in the division would love to have a Fabregas...one of the best pickups by AW, and getting rid of Henry was also a bold stroke...allowed the rest of the team to flourish..
The draws with Liverpool and United were good results, and these are still for the most part kids....but yeah the tough period is coming up and usually by January everyone will have an idea of who will finish and in what position...
©opy®ight...Lol...I'm surprised your the only one from this continent who bit.... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_(soccer)
I still put my money on United in the long run - could be a good option for a double for the champions league too. Because at the moment, they're not playing well and still winning - always a good sign!
Hey Wolfe~
Should we tell Dalek that the Gunners are Osama bin Laden's team?
It is a fact.......... the guy went to university in London :D............ he had a season ticket.................
Now, how about the Cats to win the small ball? (Damn, I must go find my amber and black shirt)
Perhaps you would like to start a new thread?
:lildevil::halo:
Wroooongggg, OBL is the Spurs owner, reason why they keep losing....:drink:Quote:
Originally Posted by nihil
I would have to go with united for this year.
Not the geordie's surely....:eek:...j/kQuote:
Originally Posted by MURACU
It may come down to those two Man U/Arsenal, and who ever wins it will be close, for me though, aside from being a gooner, I do enjoy Arsenals style of play as opposed to Man U's.;)
For me it is because my best mate is a rabid gunners fan and hates United. So being the nice guy I am I cant resist supporting United. To be honest I probably prefer liverpool.
Bin Laden is a Gooner :jack:
From The BBC:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/funn...me/1650069.stm
Even the English edition of Pravda carried the story:
http://english.pravda.ru/sport/2002/05/31/29562.html
As for Spurs, I would have thought they had more of a following in Tel Aviv than Tehran :D
You guys are talking about soccer, aren't you?
I kid, I kid...:p
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lol, no they are talking about real football, the one it's played all around the world... =P