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QPR 2 Norwich 1

Arsenal 3 Stoke 0

Everton 2 Aston Villa 1

Newcastle 2 Chelsea 2

Reading 2 Sunderland 1

West Ham 2 Swansea 2

Wigan 1 Southampton 2

Fulham 1 Man Utd 2


West Brom 1 Tottenham 1

Man City 3 Liverpool 2


Stop Press I forgot to add the Coupon Buster for the mid-week games, so to make up there will be two this week.

Handy, as there are two teams with the same outside odds...the Villa to win at Everton and Stoke to win at Arsenal.

'bout now Wrote:

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> i'm so down about the Irons at the moment that i'm

> longing for some good old fashioned east end

> lunacy.

> Secretly and after a couple of down at heel

> Stellas I dream.......

>

> http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21300099


You and me both - to the point where I'm not sure I wouldn't rather see the team take a proper nosedive if it hurried things along. I'd rather see a rebuild with passion and imagination than hang on by the fingernails season after season.

I dunno, just yo-yoing year after fooking year, i've turned very pragmatic about this, even a bit money orientated, next year the new deal kicks in, if BF Sam keeps us up. etc....


However, all things considered, 80/81 2nd Division champions is probably my favourite ever year


Going tomorrow, 2nd time this season WHOOP

El Pibe Wrote:

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> Quite a gap opened up above the relegation zone,

> LG and I battling for the real wooden spoon

> avoidance as maxxi is SO bad at this he doesn't

> count ;-P


What your forgetting El Pibe is that you will never reach the magical 75%, so unless maxxi stops playing it may well be your wooden spoon!

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> El Pibe Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > Quite a gap opened up above the relegation

> zone,

> > LG and I battling for the real wooden spoon

> > avoidance as maxxi is SO bad at this he doesn't

> > count ;-P

>

> What your forgetting El Pibe is that you will

> never reach the magical 75%, so unless maxxi stops

> playing it may well be your wooden spoon!



Bribes are, of course, anathema to me but I shall be parked up at Watford Gap Services on Sunday having a Ginsters and should I see a brown envelope in the rear view mirror......

Shocking news about the weather in North London and the home counties. Apparently the snow was so bad many Arse fans could'nt make it to the Emirates today as seen by the many empty seats on MoTD. It seems that they have a dreadful micro climate there as this seems to be a regular event. Good on the club to credit the empty seats as full.


Pathetic.

Week 21 results...


JL - 4 Correct Results + 2 Correct Scores = 10 pts


?? - 2 Correct Results + 2 Correct Scores = 8 pts

LG - 2 Correct Results + 2 Correct Scores = 8 pts

OT - 2 Correct Results + 2 Correct Scores = 8 pts


AM - 4 Correct Results + 1 Correct Score = 7 pts

Mx - 4 Correct Results + 1 Correct Score = 7 pts

RC - 4 Correct Results + 1 Correct Score = 7 pts


MM - Played a Maxxi = 5 pts

RD - 2 Correct Results + 1 Correct Score = 5 pts


EP - 4 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 4 pts

PD - 4 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 4 pts

SC - 4 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 4 pts


DR - 3 Correct Results + 0 Correct Scores = 3 pts

malumbu Wrote:

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> Shocking news about the weather in North London

> and the home counties. Apparently the snow was so

> bad many Arse fans could'nt make it to the

> Emirates today as seen by the many empty seats on

> MoTD. It seems that they have a dreadful micro

> climate there as this seems to be a regular event.

> Good on the club to credit the empty seats as

> full.

>

> Pathetic.


What's pathetic? The lack of fans showing up or Arsenal crediting fans not showing up in the attendance? If its the latter, most clubs found season tickets in attendance even if they didn't show up.

Now there's a question - which footballer had the greatest comb-over?


Charlton? Ralph Coates? Terry Mancini? WH candidate Pop Robson?


And the winner surely is...... Chelsea's John Dempsey for really working it.

http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTjO9aHt9XE7yCsNVu38br-cTOqT8wGdBoq31kTNU3HLdG5rv3Y

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