Dio wrote:I'm surprised they went with such a big gap to the pitch. Feels quite european more than a traditional British stadium, the Millenium being the perfect example.
That's because Arsenal don't play British players. The team against Boro last week was all foreign players.
ARSENAL MAKE HISTORY WITH WORLD XI
Posted 15/09/06 07:52EmailPrintSave
Arsenal are believed to have made Champions League history when they fielded a team comprised of players from 11 different countries on Wednesday night against Hamburg.
Although the Gunners started the match with two Ivorians, Emmanuel Eboue and Kolo Toure, in their starting line-up, the withdrawal of the crocked Toure after 29 minutes resulted in a - possibly unique - WorldXI team.
ajax played okayish and won 5-2
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Zen-Chan at the very beginning of this thread wrote:
And so for this season -
Rangers to win back the SPL under Paul Le Guen.
Chelsea to win everything down south. Portsmouth to mount a legitimate challenge for a European slot (mark my words, this will happen!).
Scotland to turn a few heads in the Euro qualifiers.
Zen-Chan at the very beginning of this thread wrote:
And so for this season -
Rangers to win back the SPL under Paul Le Guen.
Chelsea to win everything down south. Portsmouth to mount a legitimate challenge for a European slot (mark my words, this will happen!).
Scotland to turn a few heads in the Euro qualifiers.
If someone had told me Pompey would have 13 points from 5 games scoring 9 and conceding none I'd have said "pull the other one mate, it's got bells on."
I said it before and I'll say it again. This isn't possible, and the bubble will burst, but I'm enjoying it while it lasts
passplay> is anyone else sitting with their balls gently nestled in a bowl of red jello?