Arsenal V Man City

gregbucks Wrote:

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> City may be without Zab and Tevez if the Arg
> Government don't start behaving themselves
> about the Falkland Islands...lol


the Newcastle skipper, Collecini, is wanting to go back already, Does he know something is about to transpire

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> gregbucks Wrote:
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> > City may be without Zab and Tevez if the Arg
> > Government don't start behaving themselves
> > about the Falkland Islands...lol
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> the Newcastle skipper, Collecini, is wanting to go
> back already, Does he know something is about to
> transpire

Really, i hope not cause this time they will take it to the mainland...

. There wont be a war because Blair spent all of the money on his illegal war in Iraq just to appease his master Bush.

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> Man City will appeal and I think that the card
> will be recinded as he did get the ball but one
> never knows what those clever men do at the FA.


No wait a minute let me rethink the above post. The FA will suspended Kompany for three matches as Ferguson will have been on the phone already to his mates at the FA as Man City pose the biggest threat to him winning the league in his last season at United.

LOL.............................@..............................C & C...:D

The FA won't change Dean's decision, they will see two feet off the ground and concur with his prognosis of dangerous play. Wrong but I'm almost certain that is what they will do.

Speaking only politically... I really don't think this Argentinean president is as stupid as the one who went to war. She is smart enough to try and drum up support and sympathy etc but Argentines I have spoken to generally blame the last war on their own President. There would be nothing to gain and much to lose by going to war again. She is fairly popular and a campaign for sovereignty of the Falklands will do her no harm, loss of life almost certainly would.

Two good matches with the correct results. Really looking forward to next Sunday when Chelsea host Arsenal and United visit Spurs.

gregbucks Wrote:

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> 2 feet off the ground, it certainly was a sending
> off... if he had caught Wilshire he would broken
> his leg....(td)

Ya think Sir Alex Bucks???

Titch Wrote:

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> gregbucks Wrote:
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> > 2 feet off the ground, it certainly was a
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> > off... if he had caught Wilshire he would
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> > his leg....(td)
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> Ya think Sir Alex Bucks???


I only saw one leg off the ground that was aimed at the ball which he got.
It's very hard to bend your trailing leg to such an extent that it looks good to the ref.
Booking would have been the call,think Chicken was spot on with the evening up quote.
I don't rate Mike Dean but I'm glad he had the balls to send off the Arsenal man for wrestling,it's what every fan
wants unless of course it's your own teams player.
I bet Stoke are worried.

The FA have announced this mourning that Kompany will be serving his 3 match ban as the ref, Mike Dean, has stated that he will not review the card. This is the same Mike Dean that took all that abuse from Ferguson just the other week and who did not report Ferguson. Kompany captain and best centre back in the EPL and plays for the only side that can beat United to the title. Makes one think.

He's lucky they didn't extend his ban to 6 games, it was a dreadful tackle...()

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> The FA have announced this mourning that Kompany
> will be serving his 3 match ban as the ref, Mike
> Dean, has stated that he will not review the card.
> This is the same Mike Dean that took all that
> abuse from Ferguson just the other week and who
> did not report Ferguson. Kompany captain and best
> centre back in the EPL and plays for the only side
> that can beat United to the title. Makes one
> think.


Here we go...conspiracy theories again... Really CNC?