And as for Madrid winning yesterday - pish.
Football: Season 2004/5 Discussion Thread.
ROONEY! ROONEY!cyric100 wrote:Hmm, away at Bolton. Not quite the draw I'd have liked.
Still, hopefully having scored 6 goals in the cup we can now score a few more in the league (start with ManU this weekend)
I remember when Man Utd used to be good. we always used to look at the fixtures for the end of the season with trepidation and then see Spurs as the last match.
"Oh, well, that's all right then!"
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I used to like ManU as a consistent final fixture. Didn't bother me since we'd generally given up by christmas anyway...Zoot wrote: I remember when Man Utd used to be good. we always used to look at the fixtures for the end of the season with trepidation and then see Spurs as the last match.
"Oh, well, that's all right then!"![]()
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Well, our unbeaten run comes to an end with a penalty (what a surprise, erm, no actually not really) against ManU.
It had to happen eventually. I mean, who goes the whole season unbeaten?
Oh shit, yeah, Preston did that
Table is shaping up a bit different than expected IMHO...
It had to happen eventually. I mean, who goes the whole season unbeaten?
Oh shit, yeah, Preston did that
Table is shaping up a bit different than expected IMHO...
No time for heartache, no time to run and hide,
no time for breaking down, no time to cry.
no time for breaking down, no time to cry.
Never a penalty, that.
At least we did the business without Gerrard. That Garcia-Cisse-Baros attack is looking pretty tasty - particularly with Alonso pulling the midfield strings. Bad day at the office against Man Utd, but that's a good boost for the Champ League on Tuesday.
Newcastle looking pretty decent, Paul.
At least we did the business without Gerrard. That Garcia-Cisse-Baros attack is looking pretty tasty - particularly with Alonso pulling the midfield strings. Bad day at the office against Man Utd, but that's a good boost for the Champ League on Tuesday.
Newcastle looking pretty decent, Paul.
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Yeah, 100% under Souness so far, it's hard not to be happy with that.Sickboy wrote:Newcastle looking pretty decent, Paul.
I wish he'd hurry up and decide what his best line-up is, though. I think we'll be more effective then.
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I think he's now earned himself the honeymoon period he seemed very unlikely to get. The rate at which our fans can turn though... he needs to get through the next two cup matches at least.PaulEMoz wrote:Yeah, 100% under Souness so far, it's hard not to be happy with that.![]()
The element of surprise?I wish he'd hurry up and decide what his best line-up is, though. I think we'll be more effective then.
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mmm, and that yeloow card for cheering i saw in MotD?
roma lost,voeller fired
ajax won, but played badly
not a good sports weekend
roma lost,voeller fired
ajax won, but played badly
not a good sports weekend
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