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    Cesc Soler

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    Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Cesc Soler on Fri Sep 23, 2011 11:50 pm



    Saturday 24th September

    Man City vs. Everton (12:45)
    Arsenal vs. Bolton Wanderers (15:00)
    Chelsea vs. Swansea City (15:00)
    Liverpool vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (15:00)
    Newcastle vs. Blackburn Rovers (15:00)
    West Bromwich Albion vs. Fulham (15:00)
    Wigan Athletic vs. Tottenham Hotspur (15:00)
    Stoke City vs. Manchester United (17:30)

    Sunday 25th September

    QPR vs. Aston Villa (16:00)

    Monday 26th September

    Norwich City vs. Sunderland (20:00)

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Obispo on Fri Sep 23, 2011 11:56 pm

    Lewis usually does a little preview Sad

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Obispo on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:01 am


    Saturday 24th September

    Man City vs. Everton (12:45)

    Manchester City, like Chelsea, Blackburn and Manchester United before them are discovering that making an omelette isn't just about breaking eggs. You also need some cheese, olive oil or butter and heat. Meanwhile, Everton no longer have Joseph Yobo in their squad, he is on-loan at Turkish match-fixers Fenerbahce. City will be heavy favourites and will need to win in order to keep pace with English match-fixers and rennowned omelette eaters Manchester United.

    Arsenal vs. Bolton Wanderers (15:00)

    Arsenal "manager" Arsene Wanger believes it is too early to rule out a title challenge. He is wrong, but a win at home against fellow no-hopers Bolton Wanderers should postpone talks of a relegation battle. With news that The Real White Pele, Jack Wilshire, will be out injured until Christmas, Wanger can console himself with the fact that Squillaci will also be unavailable indefinitely. The extraordinarily underrated Ivan Klasnic is suspended for this game so Bolton will be looking for Song and Koscielny's continued generosity.

    Chelsea vs. Swansea City (15:00)

    His armband proved he was a red - Torres, Torres
    You'll never walk alone it said - Torres, Torres
    We bought the lad from sunny Spain
    He gets the ball he scores again
    Fer-nan-do Torres, Chelsea's number nine

    Even the naive and stupid Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas should guide his team to a win at home against newly promoted Swansea City, an away trip might be a different matter, anyone who has ever been to Swansea will know it is bleak enough place to suck the life out of even the most joyful. Much like a Dementor from the Harry Potter books.


    Liverpool vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (15:00)

    The best team in the world against the worst. On paper this should be an easy three points for Liverpool, particularly if (as he does against Manchester United) Mick McCarthy decides to field a side comprised entirely of players'wives. Craig Bellamy's midweek performance will give Dalglish a (metaphorical) headache and perhaps an erection.

    Newcastle vs. Blackburn Rovers (15:00)

    Relegation 6-pointers do come more mouthwatering than this. With the silly Geordies publically adopting an Ársenal 'recruitment policy at the start of the season that Arsenal implode and the smelly Indian Blackburn owners pledging a full five million pounds to make The Rovers a top 4 side, this is the clash of the unwanted managers and beloved owners. Alan 'not Chris Hughton'Pardew and Steve 'not Roy'Kean. Not even the fans care what happens here, but the match will go ahead for the sake of the Asian betting market.

    West Bromwich Albion vs. Fulham (15:00)

    Premier League failure is usually rewarded with a 2nd and 3rd chance at a slightly lesser club. So this game will see the former Liverpool manager face the former Spuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurs manager. With former Liverpool, Chelsea, Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal players on show, this game almost has it all.

    Wigan Athletic vs. Tottenham Hotspur (15:00)

    Two sexy footballing sides with two sexy managers. This game promises shots, corners, volleys and all sorts of other treats. The only downside being the absence of Hugo Rodallega and the fact this this tie is rendered meaningless by the reality that we all live in The Matrix.

    Stoke City vs. Manchester United (17:30)

    The ugliest footballing side in the top flight take on perenial overachievers Stoke City. If ever a banana skin had potential it was this one, Peter Walton is the referee http://cc.fulhamfc.com/forum/topics/peter-walton-was-paid-off?xg_source=activity

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by TheCrazy58 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 8:25 am

    Both us and Bolton needing to prove themselves after a bad start to the season. Klasnic is out suspended which would help but we are there for the taking and they will be up for it. A good test for Mertesacker as he comes up against Davies. I think Cahill will have a blinder Rolling Eyes Oxygen-Chamber is in the squad and hopefully will get a run out at some point.

    Our likely XI

    Chesney

    Bac - Mert - Kos - Santos/Gibbs

    Ramsey - Song - Arteta

    Theo- VanP - Gervinho

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Disco Benny on Sat Sep 24, 2011 9:52 am

    September Glelevenn wrote:
    Saturday 24th September

    Man City vs. Everton (12:45)

    Manchester City, like Chelsea, Blackburn and Manchester United before them are discovering that making an omelette isn't just about breaking eggs. You also need some cheese, olive oil or butter and heat. Meanwhile, Everton no longer have Joseph Yobo in their squad, he is on-loan at Turkish match-fixers Fenerbahce. City will be heavy favourites and will need to win in order to keep pace with English match-fixers and rennowned omelette eaters Manchester United.

    Arsenal vs. Bolton Wanderers (15:00)

    Arsenal "manager" Arsene Wanger believes it is too early to rule out a title challenge. He is wrong, but a win at home against fellow no-hopers Bolton Wanderers should postpone talks of a relegation battle. With news that The Real White Pele, Jack Wilshire, will be out injured until Christmas, Wanger can console himself with the fact that Squillaci will also be unavailable indefinitely. The extraordinarily underrated Ivan Klasnic is suspended for this game so Bolton will be looking for Song and Koscielny's continued generosity.

    Chelsea vs. Swansea City (15:00)

    His armband proved he was a red - Torres, Torres
    You'll never walk alone it said - Torres, Torres
    We bought the lad from sunny Spain
    He gets the ball he scores again
    Fer-nan-do Torres, Chelsea's number nine

    Even the naive and stupid Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas should guide his team to a win at home against newly promoted Swansea City, an away trip might be a different matter, anyone who has ever been to Swansea will know it is bleak enough place to suck the life out of even the most joyful. Much like a Dementor from the Harry Potter books.


    Liverpool vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers (15:00)

    The best team in the world against the worst. On paper this should be an easy three points for Liverpool, particularly if (as he does against Manchester United) Mick McCarthy decides to field a side comprised entirely of players'wives. Craig Bellamy's midweek performance will give Dalglish a (metaphorical) headache and perhaps an erection.

    Newcastle vs. Blackburn Rovers (15:00)

    Relegation 6-pointers do come more mouthwatering than this. With the silly Geordies publically adopting an Ársenal 'recruitment policy at the start of the season that Arsenal implode and the smelly Indian Blackburn owners pledging a full five million pounds to make The Rovers a top 4 side, this is the clash of the unwanted managers and beloved owners. Alan 'not Chris Hughton'Pardew and Steve 'not Roy'Kean. Not even the fans care what happens here, but the match will go ahead for the sake of the Asian betting market.

    Wigan Athletic vs. Tottenham Hotspur (15:00)

    Two sexy footballing sides with two sexy managers. This game promises shots, corners, volleys and all sorts of other treats. The only downside being the absence of Hugo Rodallega and the fact this this tie is rendered meaningless by the reality that we all live in The Matrix.


    lol!

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by debaser on Sat Sep 24, 2011 11:10 am

    Glenn. Where is the irreverent and pithy QPR-Villa preview Grr

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Rosicky on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:11 pm

    Blackotelli

    1-0

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Cesc Soler on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:14 pm

    TheCrazy58 wrote:
    Our likely XI

    Chesney

    Bac - Mert - Kos - Santos/Gibbs

    Ramsey - Song - Arteta

    Theo- VanP - Gervinho

    This is how we line-up today, with Gibbs preferred over Andre Santos.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Brian 2468 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:38 pm

    Second goal was good great pass by Villa and good run by Milner

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by rosenthal on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:42 pm

    Spurs line up:

    Friedel; Walker, Kaboul, King, Assou-Ekotto; Sandro, Parker; van der Vaart, Modric, Bale; Adebayor.

    Bench: Cudicini, Corluka, Bassong, Livermore, Carroll, Townsend, Giovani.


    Defoe with a late injury apparently.
    He join Gallas, Dawson, Huddlestone, Rose, Pienaar, Kranjcar, Lennon and Pavlyuchenko in the physio room


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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Cesc Soler on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:42 pm

    I think you mean Silva, Brian. It was a great pass. ok

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Brian 2468 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 2:46 pm

    Cesc Soler wrote:I think you mean Silva, Brian. It was a great pass. ok

    Silva yes not the first time. A lucky break but he held the ball up well and set up a brilliant pass

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Obispo on Sat Sep 24, 2011 3:15 pm

    Liverpool 1-0 through Charlie Adam/Roger Johnson. Andy Carroll gets an assist by fouling Johnson.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Sheffield gunner on Sat Sep 24, 2011 3:39 pm

    Torres has scored for Chelsea, and now been sent off. Straight red.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by GR on Sat Sep 24, 2011 3:40 pm

    2-0 Suarez. Genius

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by debaser on Sat Sep 24, 2011 3:45 pm

    Sheffield gunner wrote:Torres has scored for Chelsea, and now been sent off. Straight red.


    He seems determined to fuck up every time he looks like sorting himself out. Finally gets a couple of goals, but matches them with the miss of all time & now gets himself banned for 3 matches Doh

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by The Professor on Sat Sep 24, 2011 3:56 pm


    We need an elite attacking player(either an AM or a wide forward) just as much we need some serious defensive coaching inorder to develop into a proper(top 4) team.

    Hazard is a must in January, otherwise let´s just hope Chamberlain has a Wilshere like break through this season.

    We can´t afford any fuck up in this game though. Rosicky on for Ramsey and Arshavin or Chamberlain for Walcott please.


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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Obispo on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:01 pm

    how long left on Arsenal's transfer window?

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by The Professor on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:04 pm


    hahah yes!!! Super Robin!

    Legend!

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by fcb on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:23 pm

    Silva's ball control and pass to Milner for the 2nd goal = brilliant, world class. He's clearly the equal of Xavi and Iniesta.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Sheffield gunner on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:29 pm

    Van Persie gets his 100th goal for Arsenal. Ale

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by TheCrazy58 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:29 pm

    VanP 2- 0 , 100th goal for Arsenal cheers

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Cesc Soler on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:30 pm

    100 Arsenal goals for RvP. 2-0.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by TheCrazy58 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:32 pm

    I've just come in, what did Wheater do to get sent off?

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Sheffield gunner on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:33 pm

    Pulled Walcott back when he was chasing on to a through ball and going clear on goal.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by TheCrazy58 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:34 pm

    Cheers Sheff. Is Cahill playing a blinder?

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Cesc Soler on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:35 pm

    Not even on the pitch, they started with Knight & Wheater as their CB's.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Sheffield gunner on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:36 pm

    I'm not watching it at the moment. Just seen bits and pieces of the match so can't comment on how anyone is playing.

    van Persie's first goal: http://arsenalist.com/video/?id=xla9vb

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by TheCrazy58 on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:40 pm

    Cesc Soler wrote:Not even on the pitch, they started with Knight & Wheater as their CB's.


    He's not injured or anything?

    Song 3 - 0. Bolton must be poor.

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    Re: Premier League 24-26 September

    Post by Cesc Soler on Sat Sep 24, 2011 4:48 pm

    "I want to play centrally"

    Learn how to finish off the easy chances first, eh Theo? Doh

    Song. 3-0.

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