Premier League 24-26 September

WHAT? McLeish subs Bannan rather than the shitty Zog

Zog was very poor. To think people were saying they'd rather have him than Downing.

Yup Zog's decision-making woeful at times. Not found any form yet this season. Ireland and Delph grew into the match after they had poor first half, but Zog seemed out of sync throughout.

A Richard Dunne special to fuck it up

1-1

Unfortunate own-goal - another Dunne OG special. QPR have recently gone down to 10 men as well after an idiotic red card for Traore.

Dunne-Struck

Kings of draws, nice one Richard Dunne

We'd had the chance to wrap it up as well. Albrighton went alone when it was 2 on 1. Such a waste. It's what we deserved after awful 1st half, but 2nd had been much brighter.

In the end though, exactly what one is forced to expect from McLeish. Draw, draw, draw, draw, draw, draw

Still unbeaten

Deluded F*ck wrote:

Noah und der Bale wrote:

debaser wrote:This is shit. And David Cameron's there supporting us

Mcleish is ruining you.

Although it is quite funny watching NZogbia being pointlessly shit every weekend. For agenda driven reasons

It's one thing to do it in the obscurity of a Rugby Town... but now he's playing for a Traditional power with expectant fans.

Piss ooooooff Look at the team he moved to and the manager he is playing under, I bet McLeish reminds him of fat Sam. Sorry debaser but Villa look poor and negative, hiring McLeish always looked like a shitty move.

debaser wrote:BANNAN. he was never gonna miss

Pretty soft penalty though. Don't think even Agbonlahor was appealing much for that. You see far worse manhandling by defenders at every single corner.

WPOTY

QPR - Villa Draw @ 9/4 (365) , small bet on this for interest sake more so than anything. Villa love their draws!

where is that quote from?

Warnock is a tit, if I was Traore I would be done with him and QPR.

Yeah..it was a bit out of order that like.

It's one thing to say naive or daft tackle...but to say he's thick and a disgrace is ridiculous. His first booking was probably not even a foul..and the 2nd was a late tackle but he did seem to pull out even on that.

This coming from a man who did once blatantly tell one of his players to "do" another one.

christmasborocooper wrote:Yeah..it was a bit out of order that like.

It's one thing to say naive or daft tackle...but to say he's thick and a disgrace is ridiculous. His first booking was probably not even a foul..and the 2nd was a late tackle but he did seem to pull out even on that.

This coming from a man who did once blatantly tell one of his players to "do" another one.

Sgoater1 wrote:

2-0 great result agianst our jinx side. I knew it would be tough but we dug in and got a great result, i fucking hate Everton, they are dirty c**ts and Moyes is a twats constantly moaning on the touchline.

Yeah, you already forgot when you weren't beating teams left and right about Mancini waving imaginary cards to referee every 5 minutes. But City fans have a tendency to forget a lot of stuff these days...

Lampard , apparently, left the stadium during the game

no longer willing to sit on the bench or so

a bit like Kuranyi in the past

will that have consequences ?

he'll probably have to play for Bayer Leverkusen

stinger wrote:

Sgoater1 wrote:

2-0 great result agianst our jinx side. I knew it would be tough but we dug in and got a great result, i fucking hate Everton, they are dirty c**ts and Moyes is a twats constantly moaning on the touchline.

Yeah, you already forgot when you weren't beating teams left and right about Mancini waving imaginary cards to referee every 5 minutes. But City fans have a tendency to forget a lot of stuff these days...

Your right i hve forgotten about that cos i still cant remember him ever doing it and he did it cant have been often. Moyes complain every decision and is constantly barking at the 4th official to the extent i felt sorry for him.

To be fair..Kompany should've had at least a yellow for that incident with Cahill and Saha probs should've had a pen.

christmasborocooper wrote:To be fair..Kompany should've had at least a yellow for that incident with Cahill and Saha probs should've had a pen.

Foul on Saha was just outside of penalty box, it was a clear foul though. Regarding Kompany - hopefully he will end in the same spot as Song after a stomp on Barton, but even I will admit that it wasn't as clear, but probably he knew what he was doing, especially after everything was happening after a reckless Cahill tackle.

He knew. And fair enough on Saha, couldn't really remember where it happened, just knew it was a definite foul.

If your manager isnt shouting about that on the sidelines then something is wrong.

christmasborocooper wrote:He knew. And fair enough on Saha, couldn't really remember where it happened, just knew it was a definite foul.

If your manager isnt shouting about that on the sidelines then something is wrong.

It was a bad tackle from Cahill who went in with his studs showing, Kompany turns his body before he lands hi foot, its clear he was going to attempt to turn with the ball to take it away from Cahill but as Cahill lunges in Kompany's foot lands down on Cahills leg. Kompany is not a dirty player, he never has been and i dont think for a second he tried to 'do' Cahill. Cahill if anyone went in with intent and he didnt even moan when he got booked. Even with all the replay's none of the commentators suggested Kompany tried to hurt Cahill either. Did you really all jump up when the tackle went in slating Kompany ? or did it only come to your attention after Moyes started moaning ?

Norwich are 2-0 up early on in the second half against Sunderland.

I said as soon as it happened. Kompany meant it. No doubt.

They're all "not that sort of player" until the first time.

Kompany has always struck me as a very clean player in the manner of a Ledley King. You see that sort of horrible looking contact all often enough in that scenario. I believe that he was trying to step over the ball and shield it.

Nah..there was too much time there, I think he knew exactly where he was planting that foot.

I don't think he meant it either. Shielding the ball.

Norwich , spent almost nothing since coming up and sticking it to Bruce and his Man United rejects

christmasborocooper wrote:Nah..there was too much time there, I think he knew exactly where he was planting that foot.

Cahill dived in at pace, no way can you say there was too much time it happend in a split second. I firmly believe he was trying to turn and shield it but your welcome to your opinion.....




































Even though its wrong

Norwich are playing well, i was surprised they went with Morrison on his own upfront but they've dominated the midfield. Bennett looks decent, he was awsome for Bighton last season and i was interested ot see how he would mae the step up. These are the games Norwich really need to make sure they win if they are going to stay up.

Sunderland look really blunt going forward, i bet Bruce would kill Gyan if he thought he could get away with it, he's really left them in the shit.