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This is good for my accumulator (though I need Peterborough to score another goal in their game against Leeds, currently 1-1). they're down to 10 men (Peterborough that is)

if it stays like this Mick will be under some severe pressure would be 6 losses in a row

1-0 Swansea Graham awful awful defending

Wolves team (vs Swansea): Hennessey, Stearman, Berra, Johnson, Ward Jarvis, Henry, O'Hara, Hammill, Doyle, Ebanks-Blake Swansea team (v Wolves): Vorm, Rangel, Monk, Williams, Taylor, Dyer, Allen Gower, Britton, Sinclair, Graham

sums up the premier league matchs today tbh

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3885009/Demba-Ba-hits-the-bullseye.html

my respect for Maldini has dropped severely

What makes you say that have i missed something? well Pardew mentioned something on radio last night about telling Obertan to attack his full back more vs wigan or something to that effect iirc

well if we paid 18m to get him back technically wouldn't we get 25% back on that 18m due to the sell on clause?

A very interesting theory. In fact, I think this could be the most solid theory known to man. Oh wait, Alan Smith. I'd still have Smith in my side before Cattermole

Even Lawro is saying we're going to win I'm worried now, somethings bound to go wrong sooner or later and its this type of fixture usually where things go wrong

Krul Smalling Colo Kompany BAE Silva Anderson Cabaye Young Rooney Aguero

Suns carrying it too (as a world exclusive which amuses me since both papers claiming it as an "exclusive")

looked at the wiki article on the disaster, there were criminal charges over it There were 27 arrests on suspicion of manslaughter – the only extraditable offence applicable to events at Heysel. Sixty percent of these people were from Merseyside. Some of these people had previous convictions for football-related violence. In 1989, after a 5-month trial in Belgium, fourteen English fans were given 3-year sentences for involuntary manslaughter.[18] Half the terms were suspended[19] and it is unclear how many served their sentences. theres also apparently some plaque at Anfield to honour the dead too

not sure but a quick google search tells me there was some apologetic gesture made before they played each other in 2005 which was rejected by the travelling juve fans as they turned their backs

so Mancini on his own re Tevez not wanting to play http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Manchester-City-back-down-over-Carlos-Tevez-allegedly-refusing-to-play-article816816.html

the pitch dimensions difference on display at Stoke tonight really reveal all that needs to be said about that scummy club

Fulham 1 down

fulham kick off for 2nd half after a delay due to floodlight failure not sure why I'm watching this its awful

probably not but a conviction would definitely

well thats him gone then

2nd viewing of the Dembele incident its a complete disgrace of a red card and blatant cheating, went down holding his his face rolling around in agony from a push to the shoulder

oh I have no doubt theres some good points in there but they are so severely outweighed by the stupid ones which have clearly been tagged on by the big boys it renders the whole thing bad

Clubs have been getting around this for years with 'satellite' academies/developmental clubs on the boarder of their radius, such as Southampton. I understand that for you it's beneficial, so you're always secretly going to be in favour of it or at least sections of it. The problem is it seems to just further widen the gap between the Premier League and those below it. Overall, its suppose to be a good thing, but the compensation bit is horrid. Suppose to encourage clubs to invest in youth development, and youth coaches, but clearly, at the same time, its taken away with this stupid comp ruling. it will just to the opposite, very few clubs outside the premier league will bother with youth development for much longer after this, why bother if your just going to get a pittance for it?

fulham down to 10 men too dembele sent off, looked harsh