Football Focus

[nicklas]

I reckon they will play him on the right wing even though for colombia he usally plays more as a right midfield than a right winger but i am really looking foward to seeing him play. Him and hazard on the wings will be a deadly duo. also for that money it was a steal.

Either right midfield or right wing but he can play in the middle as well so who knows up to mourinho. very versatile player can play anywhere, good business by chelsea.

[Jah Lush]

Caudrado's a predominantly a right winger.

As for Redknapp he left before he was pushed. Hoddle left the same afternoon and with Chris Ramsey and Les Ferdinand already in place I fully expect Tim Sherwood to take the vacant manager's seat at QPR.

[Otta]

Good shout Jah, I can see that happening.

[Parkdrive]

Otta Wrote:

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> That would be exceptionally harsh.

>

> If he'd gone home injured and played 2 or 3 days

> later that would be one thing, but we're talking 2

> and a half weeks later.

West Ham fined 70 odd K but no sanctions against them

[Mick Mac]

Ooh close call for Liverpool. The Mrs was out tonight so it was my TV. Good game.

[Alan Medic]

Otta Wrote:

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> No, Pearse just isn't a particularly good manager.

> Bless him.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/30859855

You may have read this. I don't remember any manager being slated this much (apart from BFS of course).

[Alan Medic]

Parkdrive Wrote:

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> Otta Wrote:

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> > That would be exceptionally harsh.

> >

> > If he'd gone home injured and played 2 or 3

> days

> > later that would be one thing, but we're talking

> 2

> > and a half weeks later.

>

> West Ham fined 70 odd K but no sanctions against

> them

I wonder that Bristol City will do now. I'm sure they will look for compensation at the very least.

[Parkdrive]

Alan Medic Wrote:

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> Parkdrive Wrote:

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> > Otta Wrote:

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> > > That would be exceptionally harsh.

> > >

> > > If he'd gone home injured and played 2 or 3

> > days

> > > later that would be one thing, but we're

> talking

> > 2

> > > and a half weeks later.

> >

> > West Ham fined 70 odd K but no sanctions

> against

> > them

>

> I wonder that Bristol City will do now. I'm sure

> they will look for compensation at the very least.

West Ham fan and talkshite pundit Ian Abrahams asking why the same punishment wasn't dished out to Leicester as apparently they were guilty of something similar.

[????]

The other issue is that this injury was excacrbated by treatment that Sakho recieved whilst he was playing for Senegal, I am sure West Ham probably hinted at suing oover this too. Bristol City are just after an opportunistic payout and theyy may get a small one not like the outrageous and disgarcefull opportunistic one those cunts at Sheffield United extracted from us when they weren't good enough to stay up in the Premiership

[Otta]

Agreed! (about Shef United)

[Jah Lush]

North London derby tomorrow and it will be the first time I haven't been in nearly a decade. As much as I'd like Spurs to thrash Arsenal tomorrow the realist in me can at most expect a draw. Same goes for Liverpool away next week. Anything more than that and I'll be a very happy man indeed.

[Otta]

I don't know what to expect from Liverpool's next two matches. Could be two great wins, or two damaging defeats. But they are starting to pick up a bit and I'm feeling (very) cautiously optomistic...

[Jah Lush]

Feck off back to Woolwich. North London is ours.

[Mick Mac]

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> North London derby tomorrow and it will be the

> first time I haven't been in nearly a decade. As

> much as I'd like Spurs to thrash Arsenal tomorrow

> the realist in me can at most expect a draw. Same

> goes for Liverpool away next week. Anything more

> than that and I'll be a very happy man indeed.

I think you should stay away from these matches for the foreseeable.

[Alan Medic]

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> Feck off back to Woolwich. North London is ours.

If I were cruel I'd say feck off back to North London. I take it you are from there Mr.Lush?

PS Use of the word 'feck' is a very Irish thing. Are you from Kilburn?

[Mick Mac]

It (feck) works for fuck purposes Declan.

[Alan Medic]

I wouldn'd want you to feck back anywhere Mr.Lush. Apologies if it might have come across like that.

[Jah Lush]

Fuck off.

[malumbu]

You really are a bunch of wankers

You Jonny come lately Arse fans (this is not necessarily aimed at the good denizens of ED).

Oh yah, we are really should get rid of Wenger, he has only given us top 4 football for half a generation and presided over a financially lucrative team, without dodgy money from the gulf or Russia.

Fack me, I could only dream of this. You make even the Jonny come lately Chelski fans look good.

Posh people, where were you when Arse were medioccre for long patches of the 70s, 80s and 90s

Posted in response to a posh git calling 606 earlier. Did you even go to the match? Not in response to any postings here.

Fack off back to rugby or rollerball or wherever

Give us back our game.

PS I'll be down in the park coaching kids football tomorrow.

[Alan Medic]

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> @#$%& off.

You've made all sentimental reminding me of glorious Summer days gone by on Craggy Island in the company of Fr.Jack.

[Alan Medic]

Man U are so frustrating to watch. So many good players and so little understanding. Great goalkeeper though. I am interested to hear the take on the match by the WH fans on the forum. I loved hearing BFS talking about how United became a long ball team.

[????]

BFS quite amusing on his interview "then Man United revert to their long ball game", anyway, frustrating, by far the best team

[Alan Medic]

Team for sure. Ironically it was United's defence which hit the headlines earlier in the season. In spite of all the changes I think they have conceded the 3rd least number of goals in the league. Their problem is in the final third of the pitch and I wonder if LVG has the balls to drop RVP or Falcao and return to wingers. I can't pretend to know enough but it seems to me it just doesn't work as it is.

[Reg Smeeton]

So former England cricketer Steve Harmison is about to become manager of Ashington AFC (average crowd 250 ish). What sort of salary would a non-league manager like that be earning? What does the Dulwich Hamlet manager earn?

[red devil]

No idea Reg, but if this story is true it's a bit of a shocker...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2941681/Cristiano-Ronaldo-filthy-rich-hungry-success.html