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I go off to get a drink and come back to a swansea goal

and wigan go through this every year, how do the fans stand it

are wigan ever going to attempt to actually improve from just doing the same thing year after year

much ado about nothing other than one rubbish indirect free kick

good start swansea

They could concievably lose the next two games and stay up due to our ridiculous -9 deficit over those 2 games. Honestly man, this is gutting. hopefully then Norwich lose their 2 games but by more goals Norwich could easily achieve this. with man city away as the final game for them it is very possible

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why I'm glad I have a friend taking me out for a driving lesson while its on

I'm taking a strange excitement out of all this chaos at the bottom thinking up daft scenarios left right and center

that'll do

god I fucking hate agents http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/may/06/agent-legal-threat-uefa-financial-fair-play

played very well vs spurs, unlucky in the end

Being shite can hardly be classed as a trick. the greatest thing since sliced bread according to the irish football media, my disdain for them remains justified

Is he referring to Moyes finishing 17th in his 2nd full season after a 7th placed finish in his first? Its a reasonable point to bring up tbh

red?!

what is this black magic

I just want a goal

from wiki Watford's initial nickname was The Brewers, in reference to the Benskins Brewery, which owned the freehold of Vicarage Road.[60] This nickname did not prove particularly popular, and upon the adoption of a blue-and-white colour scheme in the 1920s, the club became predominantly known as The Blues. When Watford changed kit colours in 1959, supporters chose The Hornets as the team's new nickname, and the club later introduced a crest depicting a hornet.[6] In 1974 the design was changed to depict Harry the Hornet, the club's mascot.[6][61] The club's nickname remains, but in 1978 the hornet crest was replaced by a depiction of a hart – a male red deer – on a yellow and black background. A hart represents the town's location in the county of Hertfordshire. Until Barnet[c] joined the Football League, Watford were Hertfordshire's only league club.[64] Other nicknames have since been adopted, including The Golden Boys,[65] Yellow Army[66] and The 'Orns.[67]

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if either of these sides feel like doing something entertaining that would be great

good to see webb still justifying fergies faith in him

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tie_(draw) americans are weird

what a diabolical pair of games thus far

He's not even being subtle. well it is tradition for Everton to get robbed by refs in these games