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Lionel wrote: Don't let him anywhere near the ball if you get a penalty :whistle:

The reason he missed is......we don't practice penalties...because refs don't give us
any :silly:[/quote]

Only since Riley and Webb retired. Riley gave you 12 at OT in 8 matches in two season.[/quote]

Blah blah blah....the team awarded the most penalties since premier league inception is Liverpool...followed closely by Chelsea.

Whatever United won, we earned.[/quote]

Whatever United won, we earned?

:lol: :lol:

Burnley v Stoke City - 2-1 Burnley top class at home this season

Leicester City v Sunderland - 4-0 to the foxes, Sunderland are gone

Watford v West Brom - 3-2 both teams safe so the players will go for it

Manchester United v Everton - Easy 3 points for United, we all seen how easy Liverpool beat Everton and Liverpool are terrible this season

Wednesday April 5

Arsenal v West Ham United - Nothing game, both sides will be looking to rebuild for next season soon, rumours Rodgers from Celtic will manage Arsenal with Neil Lennon as his number 2

Hull City v Middlesbrough - massive 6 pointer, hull 2-1 with home advantage

Southampton v Crystal Palace - 0-0 Big Sam will try and play tight, bore draw

Swansea City v Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 spurs have a few injury worries but i`m sure they will be too strong, Swans were kak at the weekend

Chelsea v Manchester City - Chelsea 2-1 will be tight, but jose will park the bus.... Oh wait hes at next years champions

Liverpool v AFC Bournemouth - 0-4 Bournemouth are on form and liverpool can only beat Everton

I am beyond the point of been wound up about Arsenal Bob. Its so bad that they are going to sell Alexis to Chelsea in the summer. Arsenal fan TV is poised to make another million or two when that happens.

Lionel wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: Tuesday night

Burnley
WBA
Leicester
United draw

45/1

Achtung! Ibra is back tomorrow.

My play is:

Leicester Handicap (-1)
Man Utd Half/Full time (draw/Man)

@ 7.7/1

Taking another quad with the 2 above and Reading and Brighton to both win tonight...
at@ 26/1

Pile onto Arsenal to win by at least 4 tomorrow. Last season they won 7 of their last 10 matches and drew the other three. They had the same amount of points after 28 games. They have been sleep walking the last two months and now they have to win at least 8 of their remaining matches to get into the top 4. Spurs will slip up yet again. Liverpool will lose a couple of matches as well and United have still to play Chelsea, Man City, Spurs and Arsenal.

Wigan
Sheff Wednesday
Villa draw
Fulham
Cardiff City

atc

around 140/1

When you have to play Young in your team then you know you in trouble

chicken n chips wrote: When you have to play Young in your team then you know you in trouble

Eeish....painful CnC

Lionel wrote:

Lionel wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: Tuesday night

Burnley
WBA
Leicester
United draw

45/1

Achtung! Ibra is back tomorrow.

My play is:

Leicester Handicap (-1)
Man Utd Half/Full time (draw/Man)

@ 7.7/1

Taking another quad with the 2 above and Reading and Brighton to both win tonight...
at@ 26/1

Alas, my United let me down again....note to self: exclude united from bets going forward

chicken n chips wrote:

Lionel wrote:

chicken n chips wrote: Tuesday night

Burnley
WBA
Leicester
United draw

45/1

Achtung! Ibra is back tomorrow.

My play is:

Leicester Handicap (-1)
Man Utd Half/Full time (draw/Man)

@ 7.7/1

Don't let him anywhere near the ball if you get a penalty :whistle:

BOOOOOOM :woohoo: :woohoo:

So you don't get penalties, draw was the easiest bet of the night

Louis van Gaal after 29 games with Man Utd: 56 points
Jose Mourinho after 29 games with Man Utd: 54 points