Dinho lad

was tempted to but a fiver on matri to score at any time.... chickened out and put a double of dnb of boro and juve. hope he dosen't score. good start juve.

Juve are gonna school them.

Anyone going for Boro tonight? (At home to Leeds). They've lost their last 5 league games...... maybe they're due to break that run? 2.15 MR. 1.50 DNB.

http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/383278_501345169893547_960503466_n.jpg I assume you're referring to these guys. I feel like I've grown up with those guys. They must be the only genuine Man U fans at Old Trafford. Top guys . Pretty sure they were at SJP when we beat Man U 5-1 too, back when the away fans used to be down in the corner near Gallowgate. Ban.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2001/aug/15/newsstory.sport7 Scott Murray guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 15 August 2001 11.40 BST Jaap Stam has launched an astonishing attack on Michael Owen ahead of tonight's friendly between England and Holland. The Manchester United defender, whose slip allowed Owen to score Liverpool's second goal in Sunday's Charity Shield, has suggested the England striker is "hyped" and over-rated. He also explains how his talents are easily neutered. Peddling his autobiography, Head to Head, in the Mirror, Stam writes: "In this country everyone believes that the Boy Wonder can do no wrong. I find the hype surrounding him a little over the top. "There's no doubt he's a fantastic striker, who has great strength in his ability to run at defences with that pace. But opponents such as England's Euro 2000 rivals have learned to combat that by dropping off him, ensuring there isn't the space behind them for him to attack. "Without that option, he loses much of his potency. He's not such a big threat when people play balls into the channels for him to latch on to. "I am not saying he is a bad player," Stam continued, the word "but" hanging in the air, "but his first touch isn't the greatest. "As a defender, you will know a player's particular weakness, and with Owen you try to get him on his left side. If you do that, you feel there's time to get in a tackle or block before he has total control of the ball and is ready to set himself up for a shot." Fair criticism, some would say. So with football being what it is, expect Owen to mark tonight's performance by dribbling past a deep-lying Dutch defence (nutmegging Stam twice) and adding to his total of 10 international goals with a calm left-foot finish.

Dado Prso

Maybe because it's Abarmovich's decision.

1-0 WBA.

Go on WBA.... you might as well go and get the winner. Better than 0-0.

Had a decent game. Seemed to do a lot more dribbling and a lot less safe passing, totally different role to what he has done in the odd game for us. Yep, he played further-up.

Fuck off, Betis. Fuck off, Valladolid. Fuck off, Liverpool.

Had a decent game.

The goals market is where the money at, imo. The match result market is just too unpredictable and much harder to protect/attain by the team you're backing.

You fuckers should be watching Mehdi Abeid instead.

Abeid line-ups in the defensive wall. Jumps.

Abeid misses a fairly difficult chance on his weaker foot.

Penalty to St.Johnstone.... won by Abeid. But saved.

Saved.

Penalty to St.Johnstone.... won by Abeid!

I'm actually enjoying watching this Scottish football shit.

Two quality finishes by Rowan Vine.

It would be brilliant to see Fergie losing it again. (Hate City but still not as much as SAF and Man Utd.)

No Sturridge for Liverpool...... sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeit.

Mehdi Abeid on ESPN.

My bets for tonight. Small stakes. http://i.imgur.com/GL3z22P.jpg