Premier League 2007/8

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#122

Joie de Vivre Thu, 7 Feb 2008 - 00:04

Dawud

Irfan.KhanMan your getting good at being me! well done yaqub.

Unless 'getting good at being me' is a euphamism for 'machine-guns', you're neglecting the apostrophe key which is cruelty to keyboards!

The negligence doesn't end there. You left your 'caps' unlocked and as a result, your congratulations to Ya'qub are stumbling along with an inferiority complex. Man your keyboard!

๐Ÿ˜ƒ Have a nice day.

Euphemism.

#125

Ya'qub Thu, 7 Feb 2008 - 14:01

Is this the worst idea in the history of the Premier League?

Premier League considers going global with overseas matches

Season set to be extended to 39 games to enable every club to play abroad.

The Premier League is set to go global from the 2011-12 season with matches being played overseas for the first time. The league and the chairmen of its 20 clubs agreed to explore a proposal today whereby the season will be extended from 38 games to 39 to allow every club to play one extra match abroad.

The deal has not been agreed yet, but the chairmen are known to be enthusiastic about the idea. If it goes ahead, the 10 overseas games are expected to take place in January providing there is space in the calendar, with points awarded for the extra match in the normal way. The top five sides are likely to be seeded so that they do not meet each other, but otherwise the fixtures will be drawn out of a hat and played in cities around the world.

http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2254032,00.html

#126

Sirus Thu, 7 Feb 2008 - 15:17

dark^knightIt would be interesting to run a poll asking if any of the Asian Man U/Liverpool so-called supporters, have ever attended a match to watch their team play?

If not, then don't call yourself supporters...distant glory hunters...yes...but not supporters in my book.

Yes i have been to several matches

one thing with man united - its never easy to get tickets.....and when i have been able to i go sometimes. unlike other clubs, the demand is high and the costs are high - so you cant call them so-called supporters, season ticket prices are crazy! unless ya mega-wadded, its a bit OTT to cought out that much for one

and to Yaqubs post - what can ya do, its all about the money

i cant understand tho, how that one extra game should count to the points tally. if the league was won by 2 points in a normal 38 season, a one off tie against derby for the team in second, and the team that narrowly won had to play, i dunno...someone like Spurs (5-1!)...then the extra match abroad could be the difference

i dont buy all the 'this is the english league and must stay in england' comments - although it makes sense....you have to think of the money that could be generated and benefit everyone

#127

Ya'qub Fri, 8 Feb 2008 - 15:56

I think that, if anything, they should do a playoff. The first place face the forth and the second play the third. Then the winners of each match face-off for the Premier League Trophy. So basically this season Man. U. would play Chelsea and Arsenal would face Everton...

Pretty exciting, plus it means all the top teams could focus on the Champions League more because they wouldn't need to focus on the Premiership as much, as long as they were in the top four.

No?

#128

You Fri, 8 Feb 2008 - 16:09

No.

The league should be won by the team that played best over the whole season.

If you want a separate "champions trophy" to be won by one of the top four teams, then that is a separate matter.

As for adding an extra ten games - I say no. It unbalances the league depending on who the extra match is against.

If lets say the gunners and United have equal points after 38 matches, but United's last match is randomly picked against Derby, but Arsenal get Liverpool? Not really fair. Each team should play each other team twice.

If both teams agree, maybe play one of those fixtures at a different venue. Which could ebe abroad. The team that loses the home match would be at a disadvantage, but not as much as the other situation.

#130

rocky Fri, 8 Feb 2008 - 16:56

Ya'qubIs this the worst idea in the history of the Premier League?

Premier League considers going global with overseas matches

Season set to be extended to 39 games to enable every club to play abroad.

The Premier League is set to go global from the 2011-12 season with matches being played overseas for the first time. The league and the chairmen of its 20 clubs agreed to explore a proposal today whereby the season will be extended from 38 games to 39 to allow every club to play one extra match abroad.

The deal has not been agreed yet, but the chairmen are known to be enthusiastic about the idea. If it goes ahead, the 10 overseas games are expected to take place in January providing there is space in the calendar, with points awarded for the extra match in the normal way. The top five sides are likely to be seeded so that they do not meet each other, but otherwise the fixtures will be drawn out of a hat and played in cities around the world.

http://football.guardian.co.uk/News_Story/0,,2254032,00.html

das soooo stupid!!! were defo gna get moany fans n mangers sayin der player burnin out n stuff...n da issue wiv england!!! dats gna get worse :S wt r dey playin at!!!

#132

Ya'qub Fri, 8 Feb 2008 - 17:25

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:D

yuu olwaz sai da moasttttt bootivull fings! lolz :S loooooooooooooLZ

#134

xSmurfy786x Fri, 8 Feb 2008 - 20:14

Irfan.Khanye defo you sez da moost winderfull tingz!

i think we need Joie de Vivre to come back and give u a spelling lesson hahahaha 8) ๐Ÿ˜‚ :twisted:

#135

Sirus Sat, 9 Feb 2008 - 12:39

3-1 in the derby tomorrow

Ronaldo, Evra, Ronaldo - Benjani

Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool

Ballack (Pen) and VERY BORING MATCH

Arsenal 1 - 1 Blackburn

Adebayor - Samba (from a set piece)

I JUST KNOW IM GOING TO BE RIGHT

#136

Joie de Vivre Sat, 9 Feb 2008 - 18:40

Sirus3-1 in the derby tomorrow

Ronaldo, Evra, Ronaldo - Benjani

Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool

Ballack (Pen) and VERY BORING MATCH

Arsenal 1 - 1 Blackburn

Adebayor - Samba (from a set piece)

I JUST KNOW IM GOING TO BE RIGHT

You're right about all that except for two Liverpool goals and some punctuation.

#137

Ya'qub Sat, 9 Feb 2008 - 19:35

Sirus3-1 in the derby tomorrow

Ronaldo, Evra, Ronaldo - Benjani

Chelsea 1-0 Liverpool

Ballack (Pen) and VERY BORING MATCH

Arsenal 1 - 1 Blackburn

Adebayor - Samba (from a set piece)

I JUST KNOW IM GOING TO BE RIGHT

Nope.

Man U 1-2 Man City
(Carrick; Vassell, Benjani)

You're also wrong about Chelsea-Liverpool. This will be 0-0, but you're right it will be a VERY VERY BORING MATCH.

And finally,

Arsenal 2-0 Blackburn
(Senderos, Adebayor)

You heard it here first!

#138

Sirus Sat, 9 Feb 2008 - 21:34

Ferdinand own goal? cant see that happening, but to be honest - probably more likely than a man city player scoring at the moment!

and how can you not put adebayor down for a goal?

adeeeeebayooooooor
adeeeeeebayoooooor

give him the ball..............and he will score...

#141

Funzo Sat, 9 Feb 2008 - 21:49

I meant a young kanu i wouldnt say a lot more agile but there is a notable difference the same can be said about the speed.

#142

Ya'qub Sat, 9 Feb 2008 - 23:13

Adebayor is much stronger than Kanu too. Plus, he can head the ball with accuracy and power. I don't know what Kanu's problem is, maybe his forehead is bent, but I've never seen him head well.

#143

Ya'qub Mon, 11 Feb 2008 - 22:01

Ya'qub
Nope.

Man U 1-2 Man City
(Carrick; Vassell, Benjani)

You're also wrong about Chelsea-Liverpool. This will be 0-0, but you're right it will be a VERY VERY BORING MATCH.

And finally,

Arsenal 2-0 Blackburn
(Senderos, Adebayor)

You heard it here first!

See! I am 100% right as per usual.

#145

Ya'qub Mon, 11 Feb 2008 - 22:05

Irfan.KhanToo bad it took you four attempts to edit it!

O dear. I am ashamed. ๐Ÿ™

The only thing that can brighten my spirits now is a look and the Premiership table, which shows Arsenal are 5 points clear at the top!

8)

#146

Joie de Vivre Mon, 11 Feb 2008 - 22:18

Well, before I pitched in on the predictions I did consider that it would be end of March before we get a chance to level the score there. Guess I can live with that. Meanwhile we meet at Old Trafford this weekend for an FA Cup showdown, and there's Europe to consider. Enjoy it Ya'qub.

#147

Funzo Mon, 11 Feb 2008 - 22:28

Sadly i feel we might lose on saturday, it reminds me of a couple of years ago when Utd faced up against the gooners and we lost.

#150

Ya'qub Mon, 11 Feb 2008 - 22:34

I truly hope that Wenger plays a reserve team against Man U on the weekend.

The players could do with being rested before the MASSIVE game against AC.

There's a (small) chance they could spring a surprise, but even if they get knocked out, it means we can focus our small squad on just two fronts and not get knackered by the end of the season.

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