Weekend Soccer.....

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> Lionel Wrote:
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> > What does make Utd stand out from the others is
> > their ability to change games in those last
> > minutes of the games. The most famous is off
> > course, the champions league win over Bayern.
> > During those additional minutes, the other
> teams
> > also have equal opportunity to score as well!!
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> yes but the point is those extra minutes are given
> with United losing. So if the other side do indeed
> score it would make no difference to the result.

CnC, I love facts. So here are the facts which should put this to bed once and for all.

Man Utd have scored 80 goals in extra time since the start of the PL.
Arsenal and Chelsea have scored 85 goals in injury time.

Lionel Wrote:

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> chicken 'n chips Wrote:
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> > > @CnC:
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> > >>
> > > What does make Utd stand out from the others
> is
> > > their ability to change games in those last
> > > minutes of the games. The most famous is off
> > > course, the champions league win over Bayern.
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> > > During those additional minutes, the other
> > teams
> > > also have equal opportunity to score as well!!
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> > yes but the point is those extra minutes are
> given
> > with United losing. So if the other side do
> indeed
> > score it would make no difference to the
> result.
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> CnC, I love facts. So here are the facts which
> should put this to bed once and for all.
>
> Man Utd have scored 80 goals in extra time since
> the start of the PL.
> Arsenal and Chelsea have scored 85 goals in injury
> time.

yes but how many of those 80 goals were when injury time was up and they were into Fergi time? But one thing is a certainty and that is United will NOT be winning the PL this season. So lets leave it at that if you may and by the way my offer still stands to you that if you get to the UK I will organise a ticket for you to OT so that you can see your side. With a bit of luck Webb will be the ref><

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> yes but how many of those 80 goals were when
> injury time was up and they were into Fergi time?
> But one thing is a certainty and that is United
> will NOT be winning the PL this season. So lets
> leave it at that if you may and by the way my
> offer still stands to you that if you get to the
> UK I will organise a ticket for you to OT so that
> you can see your side. With a bit of luck Webb
> will be the ref><

Cool bro(tu)

Chris Houghton the Norwich manager has just been sacked.

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> Chris Houghton the Norwich manager has just been
> sacked.

Sad....

Sunderland, Cardiff, Fulham (twice), WBA, Palace, Swansea, Tottenham and now Norwich have sacked their managers this season. Unfortunately football has become a cut throat business as hundreds of millions of pounds are involved these days.

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> Chris Houghton the Norwich manager has just been
> sacked.

That's Hectic

Spurs have told Sherwood that his services will no longer be required. He will leave at the end of the season. Louis Van Gaal the Dutch manager looks like the next Spurs manager

Hoping Spurs win tonight

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> Spurs have told Sherwood that his services will no
> longer be required. He will leave at the end of
> the season. Louis Van Gaal the Dutch manager looks
> like the next Spurs manager

Individually and collectively there have only been the briefest of moments when Spurs look half decent...going to take a massive effort from the new coach / manager...

the problem with Spurs TNaicker is that they are more concerned about what Arsenal do. Their entire season can only be deemed a success when Arsenal fail to win a cup. What they did by buying 7 new players all at once at the beginning of the season was crazy. They received £85 million for Bale and spent it all on mostly average players.

Sunderland will give them a game this evening and I am expecting a draw

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> the problem with Spurs TNaicker is that they are
> more concerned about what Arsenal do. Their entire
> season can only be deemed a success when Arsenal
> fail to win a cup. What they did by buying 7 new
> players all at once at the beginning of the season
> was crazy. They received £85 million for Bale and
> spent it all on mostly average players.
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> Sunderland will give them a game this evening and
> I am expecting a draw

Agreed...trying to keep up with the neighbours when neither have had success of late...unless success is defined as being relative to what your neighbour did and not trophies won...

I think Glen Hoddle stated that they wasted the money from Bale transfer...and despite his own demons he was a half decent coach...