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The Premier League Thread!
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I love that Liverpool is now effectively in second place... one point behind ManUre with 2 games in hand.pknz said:
XIII said:Np.
Hehe, we should be lodging a complaint.
Oh, and uh, Man U supporters, I really feel for... a hahahahahahahaha.
hehe.
Are you a member of another footy forum?
Leeds United fan here, while not premiership, we'll be there next year hopefully. I figured any and all English footy banter is welcomed...
I have a few jokes to share at the expense of mine and other teams...
Jaffa Cake said:
Very interesting.
Earl's Court Exhibtion Centre is an antiquated behemoth. It could be put to a much better use...
...good transport links too. Used to live in Earls Court.
Blue Velvet said:Earl's Court Exhibtion Centre is an antiquated behemoth. It could be put to a much better use...
When all the gambling laws were being shaken up, I had heard rumors that it was going to be converted into Las Vegas style mega-casino, but I'm not sure what happened to this idea.
I used to live in Earls Court too - the exhibition centre was the view out of my bedroom for two years.
i think i snuck into a car show there years ago, went in through the basement entrance and through all the plumbing or something heh...huge place, would be a great venue for chelski i'm sure, but expect a ton of internationals to be played there then...
Could still be a goer. Even with a massive stadium on the site there would still be plenty of room for other developments alongside, and the idea of having a casino next to your nice shiny stadium is surely an attractive one for a lot of chairmen. Quite a few clubs expressed an interest when the gambling laws were under review – Leeds United, Birmingham City, Manchester United, Rangers... heck there was even talk for a while of us having one next to the KC!Kernow said:
I could quite imagine Abramovich fancying a casino of his own...
All down to the superior youth system and investement from Arsenal apparantly. Nice to see the Chelsea big bucks don't get their way all of the time!XIII said:Theo Walcott is an Arsenal player.
£5 mill upfront, possibly up to £12 mill. Its good for football he turned down Chelsea, who would've been offering more. And even better for Arsenal!
I saw him play when Southampton came up to Hull last November and he had a very good game, a real handful for our defenders. Hopefully his talent will be nurtured well at Arsenal and he won't be another one of these wonderkids who promise a lot but fizzle out despite their potential Francis Jeffers or Jermaine Pennant, anyone?
I think he'll prove a good buy for the Gunners.
I think he'll prove a good buy for the Gunners.
Mitthrawnuruodo said:How about today...?
LOL
Anyone else who thinks Sourness will be gone soon? I thought he'd be a goner a lot earlier than now - even put a bid on at the end of last season that he'd be gone by Xmas... got 14-1 and he didn't oblige
Must be tough to loose to Blackburn... I wouldn't be surprised if he's out of a job come Monday...Piarco75 said:Anyone else who thinks Sourness will be gone soon? I thought he'd be a goner a lot earlier than now - even put a bid on at the end of last season that he'd be gone by Xmas... got 14-1 and he didn't oblige
He's been on borrowed time since the day he took over like you, I'm surprised he's still there. The boardroom at Newcastle United doesn't have a reputation for being very forgiving when it comes to their managers, and he hasn't exactly done much to cover himself in glory so far.Piarco75 said:
OK, what are your predictions on tomorrow's score in the big game?
Chelsea v. Charlton?
No, but seriously... Man Utd. v. Liverpool? 2-2 I reckon.
Chelsea v. Charlton?
No, but seriously... Man Utd. v. Liverpool? 2-2 I reckon.
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