The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
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highbury
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Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
I think it is more like congratulating the chap who is punched the person who is the main rival out"
I was watching the Arsenal game and when I flipped over to see the ManU game score, I couldn't believe it. ManU has never had such a bad defeat for a very, very long time. Worse ... it was at Old Trafford.
After the dust has settled, people will now start to take ManC more seriously. They are now the new kings of the hill. Dammit, the poached our Arsenal players.
Dleo, if you buying New Paper for Jon, I can chip in :nehnehhh:
kenntona;695415 said:
I think it is more like congratulating the chap who is punched the person who is the main rival out"
I was watching the Arsenal game and when I flipped over to see the ManU game score, I couldn't believe it. ManU has never had such a bad defeat for a very, very long time. Worse ... it was at Old Trafford.
After the dust has settled, people will now start to take ManC more seriously. They are now the new kings of the hill. Dammit, the poached our Arsenal players.
Dleo, if you buying New Paper for Jon, I can chip in :nehnehhh:
DrK
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Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
I haven't followed EPL for a long time ever since I left the UK years ago. Having lived in Manc for many years, watching this on a one-time basis (was at a frd's dinner and tv was on) was shocking. Almost epic and historic. I couldn't believe my eyes and my luck watching a football match like this, after absent from it for so long. The blues side of the derby kept hammering with fast breaks and clinical finishes. The reds were plundered, lost and gave up. Fletcher's goal was beautiful but ain't enough. I always knew ManC has potential. I was a fan 4 years ago. It is a good time to be back as a supporter.
I haven't followed EPL for a long time ever since I left the UK years ago. Having lived in Manc for many years, watching this on a one-time basis (was at a frd's dinner and tv was on) was shocking. Almost epic and historic. I couldn't believe my eyes and my luck watching a football match like this, after absent from it for so long. The blues side of the derby kept hammering with fast breaks and clinical finishes. The reds were plundered, lost and gave up. Fletcher's goal was beautiful but ain't enough. I always knew ManC has potential. I was a fan 4 years ago. It is a good time to be back as a supporter.
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highbury
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Re: The Barclays Premiership / Champions League Thread
Actually, much will depend on the form and confidence of both teams at the time. ManC in superb form and confidence now but our game is two months away. A lot can happen in two months. If you know anybody with chicken pox or measles, please send them over to Manchester around December.
Meanwhile, I think we should lock RVP up in prison and unleash him only on matchdays. Can't risk him slipping on a banana skin whilst out shopping!
marklee;695498 said:
Actually, much will depend on the form and confidence of both teams at the time. ManC in superb form and confidence now but our game is two months away. A lot can happen in two months. If you know anybody with chicken pox or measles, please send them over to Manchester around December.
Meanwhile, I think we should lock RVP up in prison and unleash him only on matchdays. Can't risk him slipping on a banana skin whilst out shopping!
