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Parkdrive

Parkdrive

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> Sorry Alan. I'm a big fan of Kerry. I know as a

> coronial that's not meant to be "ok" but it really

> is

>

> To cap everything I now get to picture joses's

> face in the dressing room


Jose won't be too put out, he will be happy that he's still unbeaten and top of the league. How Costa got away with his nonsense with Zabaleta is beyond me. For long periods of the game City players were containing him and not letting him get the upper hand in the physical side of the game.

Parkdrive

Parkdrive

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StraferJack Wrote:

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> I managed to type coronial instead of corkonian?

> My bad

>

> Kerry is a gorgeous and wonderful county. Possibly

> beat in Ireland

>

> PD, chelsea fans might be happy about unbeaten and

> top of league. But Jose? A cat somewhere is

> getting kicked right now


City were very unlucky not to win this game, they were by far the better side and the Chavs had cleary set out to park the bus. Costa hasn't got the same physical presence Drogba has and it showed today, Kompany was bouncing him all over the place. The sending off was very suspect, it was almost as if Costa was instructed to pick a fight with Zabaleta to get him red carded.

Alan Medic

Alan Medic

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Parkdrive Wrote:

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> I take that back, offence intended.


Shame on you PD. It a feckin game and though United lost today they scored some beautiful goals which is why I like football......and United. Now how the f*** they conceded 5 is another thing. So speak I who waited twenty something years for United to win the league. Now we've won it a few times I'm just happy to see some attractive football. We can't and won't win it every year. I don't care. I do hope you have to wait a good few more years though as you deserve to wait.

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Alan Medic Wrote:

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> No one has complained about BFS for ages. You must

> be frustrated.



The undroppable Nolan has been injured, forcing his hand to the team's benefit, thankfully we've been playing well enough that Nolan will not walk back in (i'd be happy with him in a super-sub role but he can't do 90 mins in the Premiership anymore (*ahem -Gerrard)

Carol has been unavailable and Cole, even BFS can see, is not good enough as a target man, forcing a change in tactics

Our less senile chairman now has a major say in transfers....they've all been excellent

Downing's switch to the middle, which has been a revelation, was Sherringham's idea

maxxi

maxxi

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What Quids said. Nolan's absence has seen Noble take more control in midfield and Downing is more involved without a target man to service; and Teddy has got the new signings on the front foot. Cresswell looks a decent buy too; but then things looked equally rosy after a certain win against Spurs last season and it was noticeable yesterday that BFS played his preferred block and punt for the last 15 minutes or so.


The other similarity is that, just like after that Spurs game, BFS claimed tactical genius. When they win he's a genius, when they don't it aint his fault.

Jah Lush

Jah Lush

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"Downing's switch to the middle, which has been a revelation, was Sherringham's idea."


Spurs have missed a trick not getting Teddy on the coaching staff at White Hart Lane and is without a doubt West Ham's gain. I loved him as a player. Probably my favourite over the past 20 years.


"Oh Teddy Teddy Teddy, Teddy Teddy Teddy Teddy Sheringham."


Legend.

Parkdrive

Parkdrive

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Alan Medic Wrote:

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> Parkdrive Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I take that back, offence intended.

>

> Shame on you PD. It a feckin game and though

> United lost today they scored some beautiful goals

> which is why I like football......and United. Now

> how the f*** they conceded 5 is another thing. So

> speak I who waited twenty something years for

> United to win the league. Now we've won it a few

> times I'm just happy to see some attractive

> football. We can't and won't win it every year. I

> don't care. I do hope you have to wait a good few

> more years though as you deserve to wait.


And you deserve everything currently coming your way especially with your captain acting like a spoilt school girl yesterday when things weren't going his way, there's a shock. Alan just f**k off, I qouted Red Devils' words back at him and you decided to dive in, so do us all a favour and do one. Angel fooking Di Maria. Indeed.

red devil

red devil

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Otta Wrote:

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> Wow, just seen the scoreline. I'd assumed it was

> over at 1-2.

>

> It allowed me to get a good retort to a Man U fan

> that was having a right laugh at Liverpool

> yesterday. Always keep your poder dry until all

> the results are in!



True dat. Best to wait until Monday morning...

red devil

red devil

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StraferJack Wrote:

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> I'm off to work now. Weekend can't get any better

> so I may as well head in early


I'd say it was a perfect weekend for Gooners.

I thought it would be a bumpy ride this season, but that was some bump yesterday...

red devil

red devil

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Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Spurs have missed a trick not getting Teddy on the

> coaching staff at White Hart Lane and is without a

> doubt West Ham's gain. I loved him as a player.

> Probably my favourite over the past 20 years.

>

> "Oh Teddy Teddy Teddy, Teddy Teddy Teddy Teddy

> Sheringham

Went to Man Utd and he won the Treble." ;-)

>

> Legend.

StraferJack

StraferJack

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"I'd say it was a perfect weekend for Gooners. "


yup, they happen rarely enough but my god it can make a difference to a gentleman's step


"I thought it would be a bumpy ride this season, but that was some bump yesterday..."

And with West Ham looking more aggressive and Utd needing a response, who is going to be the winner next weekend?


Pellegrini is looking less and less agreeable with each game this season isn't he?

red devil

red devil

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> yup, they happen rarely enough but my god it can

> make a difference to a gentleman's step


Not for some it seems ;-)



> "I thought it would be a bumpy ride this season,

> but that was some bump yesterday..."

> And with West Ham looking more aggressive and Utd

> needing a response, who is going to be the winner

> next weekend?


After the dirge served up last season it's good to see a Utd team playing with attacking flair again.

Defensively we're boggin', and that will take time and probably another transfer window or two to put right.

LVG and most of the new players will also need time to adapt to the 'nuances' of the PL, I bet none of them have ever been involved in a game like that before.



> Pellegrini is looking less and less agreeable with

> each game this season isn't he?


He's definitely losing his urbane charm and getting more chippy, but to be fair he's under a lot of pressure, had they not won the PL I think he might even have been sacked, and this season it sounds like the owners are expecting much greater things in the CL...

Parkdrive

Parkdrive

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Otta Wrote:

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> Despite Man U falling apart at the back, I think

> Di Maria's goal was well worthy of an "Angel

> fooking Di Maria". He's pretty special, I'd

> certainly like him in my team.



Special or not, takes some doing to be 3-1 up and collapse to a 5 - 3 defeat especially when you've got Angel fooking Di Maria in your team, not to mention Falcao.

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