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[Football] PL matches Sat 7/3 - Mon 9/3
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Weststander
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You know I’m fair to you. Yes I’m the first to admit the form has been shocking.
I wondered what you thought of today’s performance.
And you are with those stats
Not overall, no. But I can be pleased with a decent performance away at a very good team. You seem unable to get any glimmer of pleasure from any performance at all....
The Andy Naylor Fan Club
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Just a heads up, Burnley v Spurs on Sky 1 if you have access and not access to the sports channels.
beardy gull
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Irreverent? What?
Strangely under the heading of 'Live Renault Super Sunday' (on Virgin at any rate)!
Weststander
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Burnley leading Spuds already.
Love him or hate him, Dyche is a very good manager. They have a bottom 4 player wages budget, season after season.
Love him or hate him, Dyche is a very good manager. They have a bottom 4 player wages budget, season after season.
Point away at a Wolves team that’s flying and you say not good enough. What a load of absolute rubbish you write.
Weststander
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Referee John Moss a complete cock at Turf Moor. Spuds player bundles into the back of Wood just outside box, no where near the ball, arrogant Moss waves play on. VAR or no VAR, some of the PL refs are simply inept.
rogersix
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have you renewed yet?
I'm still waiting for one particular hard fact from you - which irreverent stream were you watching, and how was it irreverent?
Weststander
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Anyone else here just seen Chelsea’s third goal (vs Everton)?
Willian, the master of long range strikes, received the ball 20 yards out. Two Everton defenders, with all the time in the world, parted to leave Willian a free strike anywhere he wanted.
Willian, the master of long range strikes, received the ball 20 yards out. Two Everton defenders, with all the time in the world, parted to leave Willian a free strike anywhere he wanted.
Everton have been very poor. Chelsea, however, have been excellent. Billy Gilmour adding to his burgeoning reputation.
Palacefinder General
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Arsenal, Everton and Spurs, 3 new managers, none of them exactly setting the division alight. Viva Graham Potter. Keep the faith.
I’d rather have Potter than both Mourinho and Ancelloti who both had their day about 10 years ago.
Arteta looks like he’s got something about him though and not just great hair. I think we’ll see Arsenal improve considerably next year. Still confident we’ll get a result next Saturday though.
Weststander
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Moshiri will spend yet more, to support Ancelotti, on top of the £485m already blown in turning the Everton squad into mid table plodders. Who’ll then then be lauded as incredible in achieving 6th or 7th.
They’re losing £98m a year before player sales. Shambles.
Brok
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Yes just to wind up that idiot commentating
Weststander
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It was ridiculous. Aguero’s shoulder being a cm nearer to the goal that the defenders foot, 35 yards out.