EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Bully » Sat Mar 14, 2009 4:40 pm

understand that fergie ' may' want to quit or retire, but why would man united talk to mourhino at this stage to take fergis place. i would assume that man united would want to hold onto fergie as long as possible. if fergie retires then yes but seems strange man united looking further then fergie.
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby JK » Sun Mar 15, 2009 8:50 pm

Strewth ... Just remembered I had Hull v Newcastle, Pompey v Boro and Villa v Tottenham to all draw in a multi bet at around 33.1 .. Have now laid the other two results in the Villa game for a guaranteed profit, with the draw remaining the best payout, followed by a Spurs win :D

Just btw, not the easiest to jag, but a 3 draw Multi always returns healthy odds between 20/1 - 35/1
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby johntheclaret » Mon Mar 16, 2009 6:43 am

Nice work Connie. you should have had a few bob on Arsenal this week ;)
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Bully » Mon Mar 16, 2009 8:15 am

some very interesting results this weekend. A Villa, when the hell did they win a game last?? seems the fourth spot may have gone to there heads. dont they have Man united at OT this weekend? cant remember. and totts, well they helped us out ( Thanks DA ) on holding that fourth spot. And how can we forget Liverpools win !!!!!. Wigan pushing up with a nice win at sunderland, or tho it being under scruteny as something about an injury with a sunderland player and they all stopped waiting for the ref to blow the whistle. This season could be shaping up to be very interesting over the WHOLE table, not just fourth, and relegation spots
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby JK » Mon Mar 16, 2009 9:15 am

johntheclaret wrote:Nice work Connie. you should have had a few bob on Arsenal this week ;)


What odd's you get on Gunners 4-0 mate?? :shock:
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby johntheclaret » Mon Mar 16, 2009 10:05 am

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johntheclaret wrote:Nice work Connie. you should have had a few bob on Arsenal this week ;)


What odd's you get on Gunners 4-0 mate?? :shock:


Got 20/1 on the ground at Turf Moor Connie. Also took the Clarets to win 4 - 1 at 33s :oops: Still happy to take the 5 - 0. Only had £2.00 on the Gooners but a nice £40 return made even sweeter as it was the b4st5rds.

Funnily, I took the Clarets at 33/1 to win 4 - 1 against Palace mid-week too :oops:

9 goals in the last 2 games, certainly has given our goals for column a boost.
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Pidge » Wed Mar 18, 2009 12:27 am

Here are my predictions of points for the bottom 9 from the remaining fixtures

West Brom

West Brom v Bolton - Draw
West Brom v Stoke - Win
Portsmouth v West Brom - Win
Man City v West Brom - Loss
West Brom v Sunderland - Win
Tottenham v West Brom - Loss
West Brom v Wigan - Draw
West Brom v Liverpool - Loss
Blackburn v West Brom - Draw

Middlesboro

Stoke v Middlesbrough - Win
Bolton v Middlesbrough - Loss
Middlesbrough v Hull - Win
Middlesbrough v Fulham - Loss
Arsenal v Middlesbrough - Loss
Middlesbrough v Man Utd - Loss
Newcastle v Middlesbrough - Draw
Middlesbrough v Aston Villa - Loss
West Ham v Middlesbrough - Loss

Stoke

Stoke v Middlesbrough - Loss
West Brom v Stoke - Loss
Stoke v Newcastle - Draw
Stoke v Blackburn - Draw
Fulham v Stoke - Loss
Stoke v West Ham - Loss
Hull v Stoke - Draw
Stoke v Wigan - Loss
Arsenal v Stoke - Loss

Portsmouth

Portsmouth v Everton - Loss
Hull v Portsmouth - Draw
Portsmouth v West Brom - Loss
Portsmouth v Bolton - Loss
Man Utd v Portsmouth - Loss
Newcastle v Portsmouth - Draw
Portsmouth v Arsenal - Loss
Blackburn v Portsmouth - Draw
Portsmouth v Sunderland - Draw
Wigan v Portsmouth - Loss

Newcastle

Newcastle v Arsenal - Loss
Newcastle v Chelsea - Loss
Stoke v Newcastle - Draw
Tottenham v Newcastle - Loss
Newcastle v Portsmouth - Draw
Liverpool v Newcastle - Loss
Newcastle v Middlesbrough - Draw
Newcastle v Fulham - Loss
Aston Villa v Newcastle - Loss

Blackburn :D

Blackburn v West Ham - Loss
Blackburn v Tottenham - Loss
Liverpool v Blackburn - Loss
Stoke v Blackburn - Draw
Blackburn v Wigan - Loss
Man City v Blackburn - Loss
Blackburn v Portsmouth - Draw
Chelsea v Blackburn - Loss
Blackburn v West Brom - Draw

Sunderland

Man City v Sunderland - Loss
West Ham v Sunderland - Loss
Sunderland v Man Utd - Loss
Sunderland v Hull - Win
West Brom v Sunderland - Loss
Sunderland v Everton - Loss
Bolton v Sunderland - Draw
Portsmouth v Sunderland - Draw
Sunderland v Chelsea - Loss

Hull

Wigan v Hull - Loss
Hull v Portsmouth - Draw
Middlesbrough v Hull - Loss
Sunderland v Hull - Loss
Hull v Liverpool - Loss
Aston Villa v Hull - Loss
Hull v Stoke - Draw
Bolton v Hull - Loss
Hull v Man Utd - Loss

Bolton

West Brom v Bolton - Draw
Bolton v Middlesbrough - Win
Chelsea v Bolton - Loss
Portsmouth v Bolton -Win
Bolton v Aston Villa - Loss
Wigan v Bolton - Loss
Bolton v Sunderland - Draw
Bolton v Hull - Win
Man City v Bolton - Loss

Assuming Spurs are safe here is my predicted table

Bolton 33+11 = 44
Sunderland 32+5 = 37
Hull 33+2 = 35
West Brom 23+12 = 35
Middlesboro 27+7 = 34
Blackburn 30+3 = 33
Portsmouth 29+4 = 33
Newcastle 29+3 = 32
Stoke 29+3 = 32

Stoke, Newcastle and either Portsmouth or Blackburn to go down. Their Goal difference is seperated by 1 at the moment.
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Pidge » Sat Mar 21, 2009 3:01 am

Any thoughts?
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby johntheclaret » Sat Mar 21, 2009 9:27 am

Pidge wrote:Any thoughts?



I think that must have taken some time putting that lot together ;)
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby devilsadvocate » Sat Mar 21, 2009 4:18 pm

Pidge wrote:Any thoughts?


My thoughts are thus:

You've assumed Spurs are safe, however in this season of ups, downs, sideways and generally close runnings from safety to relegation, you're saying Spurs must beat a team or two that they;re perhaps not entitled to beat in order to be assumed to be safe.

So, you're effectively saying that Spurs will beat Chavski, which I agree with, so play an an kudos to you my feathered friend.
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby smithy » Sun Mar 22, 2009 3:24 am

Fulham defeat the Mancs after Scholes sent off after 18 mins and then Rooney after 88 mins.

Seems that as soon as managers make very public remarks about one of their contenders the wheels start to fall off.
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Dirko » Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:35 am

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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby cennals05 » Sun Mar 22, 2009 8:55 am

I went to the Fulham v Man U game today. One of the better games I've been to for atmosphere. It helped that Fulham won. Ronaldo is a big sook. Schwarzer made some great saves and I thought Hangeland played well in defence.
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Bully » Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:20 pm

as much as i enjoy seeing man united loose, and seeing them loose again against fulham, i doubt they will let the title slip outa there hands. but if they loose the next game then i will think diff
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby devilsadvocate » Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:21 pm

cennals05 wrote:I went to the Fulham v Man U game today. One of the better games I've been to for atmosphere. It helped that Fulham won. Ronaldo is a big sook. Schwarzer made some great saves and I thought Hangeland played well in defence.


What a game to go to! Craven Cottage is a greate venue for watching football IMO as you're always so close to the action.

Agree with Jabber too - Schwartzer = LEGEND. What a great couple of saves.

The Scholes and Rooney incidents were absolutely comical IMO. Wasn't it Scholes who did a spike in a Champions League game last year too?

And WTF is wrong with Shrek Rooney? He's a nut case. Absolutlely hilarious though that dummy spit. That'll be played for years IMO and Timmie Cahill has definitely found his match for flag punchers! Man Shrek gave that poor corner flag a battering!

Well played to Fulham who have been the quiet achievers at home all year. The Cottage has been a fortress for them and for a change, they're not in a relegation scrap, but the race for a Wafer Cup spot, which I'm delighted to announce, Spurs have joined! :lol:
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby devilsadvocate » Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:23 pm

Bulldog wrote:as much as i enjoy seeing man united loose, and seeing them loose again against fulham, i doubt they will let the title slip outa there hands. but if they loose the next game then i will think diff


If the bin dippers can get 3 points against the Villa, the pressure is really on Utd, who will have Rooneh and Scholes out for their next game. Still, they're 4 points clear level on games at this stage, so still in the box seat (Until Spurs go and take 3 points at OT!!!).
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby Bully » Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:24 pm

devilsadvocate wrote:
cennals05 wrote:I went to the Fulham v Man U game today. One of the better games I've been to for atmosphere. It helped that Fulham won. Ronaldo is a big sook. Schwarzer made some great saves and I thought Hangeland played well in defence.


What a game to go to! Craven Cottage is a greate venue for watching football IMO as you're always so close to the action.

Agree with Jabber too - Schwartzer = LEGEND. What a great couple of saves.

The Scholes and Rooney incidents were absolutely comical IMO. Wasn't it Scholes who did a spike in a Champions League game last year too?

And WTF is wrong with Shrek Rooney? He's a nut case. Absolutlely hilarious though that dummy spit. That'll be played for years IMO and Timmie Cahill has definitely found his match for flag punchers! Man Shrek gave that poor corner flag a battering!

Well played to Fulham who have been the quiet achievers at home all year. The Cottage has been a fortress for them and for a change, they're not in a relegation scrap, but the race for a Wafer Cup spot, which I'm delighted to announce, Spurs have joined! :lol:


yeah good win by the spuds seen as everyone including me said you had no hope. will gus be sacked as manager as chelski now seen as roman doesnt like loosing much ;)
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby smithy » Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:31 pm

devilsadvocate wrote:If the bin dippers can get 3 points against the Villa, the pressure is really on Utd, who will have Rooneh and Scholes out for their next game. Still, they're 4 points clear level on games at this stage, so still in the box seat (Until Spurs go and take 3 points at OT!!!).


No wonder DA hates the scousers.

Seems they've beeen in his office recently.

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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby devilsadvocate » Sun Mar 22, 2009 12:53 pm

Hahaha, gold Smithy. As Connie pointed out, I am a Port man, so it;s a bit of pot calling the kettle......
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Re: EPL Discussion Thread 2008/9

Postby RoosterMarty » Sun Mar 22, 2009 2:49 pm

Bulldog wrote:as much as i enjoy seeing man united loose, and seeing them loose again against fulham, i doubt they will let the title slip outa there hands. but if they loose the next game then i will think diff


You like seeing Man Utd loose? :shock: :shock:

Insipid performance by United. Didn't turn up until the 60th minute and created enough chances to at least get a point but just couldn't find the back of the net, some top saves by Schwarzy didn't help the cause.
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