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Jonathan Woodgate
The drummer from Def Leppard
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**Official Other Games Thread, Season 2012/13**
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The drummer from Def Leppard
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Can they thought with FFP starting to come in
Bless them - it's for the project
Mulletperm
Mauricio Taricco
Made me chortle.
metalgear
Luka Modric
title won, fergie letting his guard down and letting the mail publish a picture that has his match strategies
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...mier-League--celebration-picture-special.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...mier-League--celebration-picture-special.html
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Five Spurs (& ex-Spurs) Players in Garth Crooks Team of the Week
GOALKEEPER - ASMIR BEGOVIC (Stoke)
The goalkeeper has been outstanding for Stoke this season, and at times he has had to be. If ever the Potters needed a performance from the Bosnian to ensure their safety in the Premier League, then away at QPR was the time. He was outstanding in a 2-0 win for Stoke.
Did you know? Only Joe Hart and David De Gea have kept more clean sheets away from home in the Premier League than Begovic (five).
DEFENDER - JACK COLBACK (Sunderland)
There have been a number of notable Sunderland performances under the new manager Paolo Di Canio, and Jack Colback put in one of them. Colback played at right-back, matched Leighton Baines in every department and never allowed the England full-back or Steven Pienaar to get behind him. An impressive display against a formidable pair.
Did you know? Made seven interceptions, no player made more this weekend.
DEFENDER - SEBASTIEN BASSONG (Norwich)
The last time I was at Carrow Road I saw Norwich beat Manchester United in November.
I was back against Reading on Saturday, where both teams were in desperate need of the points. Norwich looked very nervous so it was just as well they had Sebastien Bassong present at the back. He gave them the composure and stability to cope with the pressure.
I've not seen Norwich lose this season, Chris Hughton should pay me to be at his remaining home games!
Did you know? Has three goals and two assists this season after managing two and zero respectively in four previous Premier League seasons.
DEFENDER - JAMES COLLINS (West Ham)
For the second consecutive week James Collins finds himself in my team. It is a touch ironic that Aston Villa find themselves struggling without their former defender while West Ham cruise home to safety. An old school defender with no frills.
Did you know? West Ham have conceded 1.2 goals per game when Collins has played this season, 1.8 when he has not.
DEFENDER - DANNY ROSE (Sunderland)
Speaking on Saturday's Match of the Day, Alan Hansen said that Danny Rose "cut Seamus Coleman in half" before hitting a superb effort that produced an excellent save from Tim Howard. Both Sunderland full-backs were excellent against Everton, although Rose was lucky to get away with a couple of incidents that could have landed him and his team in difficulty. What is clearly evident however is the lift Di Canio has given the players at Sunderland.
Did you know? Sunderland have won 32% of the games Rose has started this season, compared to 17% when he has not started.
MIDFIELDER - JACK Wheelchair (Woolwich Wanderers)
There is no doubt that when Jack Wheelchair plays, Arsenal perform at another level entirely. The problem has been that he's not played as often as he would have liked. Arsene Wenger has clearly had to manage the fitness side of his game very carefully and he has done it very well.
Did you know? Created two goalscoring chances in only 19 minutes of play against Fulham.
MIDFIELDER - JUAN MATA (Chelsea)
Juan Mata should be given the freedom of the Kings Road. His performances for Chelsea this season have been one of the reasons they have remained in the top four and are still in with a chance of Europa League success. He pulled Chelsea's strings once more at Anfield in the 2-2 draw with Liverpool.
Did you know? Has provided assists for 25 goals in 64 Premier League appearances for Chelsea.
MIDFIELDER - GARETH BALE (Tottenham)
If ever a player has come back to single-handedly save a team's Champions League challenge then it is Gareth Bale at Tottenham. Short on fitness but high on commitment after his ankle injury, the Welsh wizard produced a world-class finish to end what little hope there was left of Emirates Marketing Project's title challenge. Arsenal fans beware.
Did you know? Has scored and provided an assist for a goal in each of his last two Premier League appearances.
FORWARD - PETER CROUCH (Stoke)
One goal in 26 appearances is not the best return for a striker going into a vital relegation battle but that didn't stop Peter Crouch from wreaking havoc against former club QPR on Saturday. The former England striker scored one and won a penalty which was converted by Jon Walters in a 2-0 win which may be the turning point in a disappointing season for the Potters.
Harry Redknapp suggests that survival is almost impossible. Sorry Harry, QPR are doomed.
Did you know? Has six away goals this season, his second best haul in the Premier League after bagging eight in 2009-10.
FORWARD - ROBIN VAN PERSIE (Manchester United)
He's done it, he's landed a Premier League title. Robin Van Perfect has given a whole new meaning to 20/20. Van Persie's hat-trick against a plucky but totally outplayed Aston Villa was significant and any lingering doubts that paying £24m for a 29-year-old were dashed months ago. It is not often that Sir Alex Ferguson gets it wrong.
Did you know? Scored his fifth Premier League hat-trick and now has 72 goals in 89 league appearances since January 2011.
FORWARD - JERMAIN DEFOE (Tottenham)
The longer the game between Tottenham and Emirates Marketing Project went, on the more it cried out for Defoe. The diminutive striker was one of three second-half changes by manager Andre Villas-Boas and he was on the pitch only a matter of minutes before he changed the face of the game, vindicating his manager's decision to make changes.
Did you know? Ended a run of 10 Premier League appearances without a goal by scoring against Emirates Marketing Project.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22230565
GOALKEEPER - ASMIR BEGOVIC (Stoke)
The goalkeeper has been outstanding for Stoke this season, and at times he has had to be. If ever the Potters needed a performance from the Bosnian to ensure their safety in the Premier League, then away at QPR was the time. He was outstanding in a 2-0 win for Stoke.
Did you know? Only Joe Hart and David De Gea have kept more clean sheets away from home in the Premier League than Begovic (five).
DEFENDER - JACK COLBACK (Sunderland)
There have been a number of notable Sunderland performances under the new manager Paolo Di Canio, and Jack Colback put in one of them. Colback played at right-back, matched Leighton Baines in every department and never allowed the England full-back or Steven Pienaar to get behind him. An impressive display against a formidable pair.
Did you know? Made seven interceptions, no player made more this weekend.
DEFENDER - SEBASTIEN BASSONG (Norwich)
The last time I was at Carrow Road I saw Norwich beat Manchester United in November.
I was back against Reading on Saturday, where both teams were in desperate need of the points. Norwich looked very nervous so it was just as well they had Sebastien Bassong present at the back. He gave them the composure and stability to cope with the pressure.
I've not seen Norwich lose this season, Chris Hughton should pay me to be at his remaining home games!
Did you know? Has three goals and two assists this season after managing two and zero respectively in four previous Premier League seasons.
DEFENDER - JAMES COLLINS (West Ham)
For the second consecutive week James Collins finds himself in my team. It is a touch ironic that Aston Villa find themselves struggling without their former defender while West Ham cruise home to safety. An old school defender with no frills.
Did you know? West Ham have conceded 1.2 goals per game when Collins has played this season, 1.8 when he has not.
DEFENDER - DANNY ROSE (Sunderland)
Speaking on Saturday's Match of the Day, Alan Hansen said that Danny Rose "cut Seamus Coleman in half" before hitting a superb effort that produced an excellent save from Tim Howard. Both Sunderland full-backs were excellent against Everton, although Rose was lucky to get away with a couple of incidents that could have landed him and his team in difficulty. What is clearly evident however is the lift Di Canio has given the players at Sunderland.
Did you know? Sunderland have won 32% of the games Rose has started this season, compared to 17% when he has not started.
MIDFIELDER - JACK Wheelchair (Woolwich Wanderers)
There is no doubt that when Jack Wheelchair plays, Arsenal perform at another level entirely. The problem has been that he's not played as often as he would have liked. Arsene Wenger has clearly had to manage the fitness side of his game very carefully and he has done it very well.
Did you know? Created two goalscoring chances in only 19 minutes of play against Fulham.
MIDFIELDER - JUAN MATA (Chelsea)
Juan Mata should be given the freedom of the Kings Road. His performances for Chelsea this season have been one of the reasons they have remained in the top four and are still in with a chance of Europa League success. He pulled Chelsea's strings once more at Anfield in the 2-2 draw with Liverpool.
Did you know? Has provided assists for 25 goals in 64 Premier League appearances for Chelsea.
MIDFIELDER - GARETH BALE (Tottenham)
If ever a player has come back to single-handedly save a team's Champions League challenge then it is Gareth Bale at Tottenham. Short on fitness but high on commitment after his ankle injury, the Welsh wizard produced a world-class finish to end what little hope there was left of Emirates Marketing Project's title challenge. Arsenal fans beware.
Did you know? Has scored and provided an assist for a goal in each of his last two Premier League appearances.
FORWARD - PETER CROUCH (Stoke)
One goal in 26 appearances is not the best return for a striker going into a vital relegation battle but that didn't stop Peter Crouch from wreaking havoc against former club QPR on Saturday. The former England striker scored one and won a penalty which was converted by Jon Walters in a 2-0 win which may be the turning point in a disappointing season for the Potters.
Harry Redknapp suggests that survival is almost impossible. Sorry Harry, QPR are doomed.
Did you know? Has six away goals this season, his second best haul in the Premier League after bagging eight in 2009-10.
FORWARD - ROBIN VAN PERSIE (Manchester United)
He's done it, he's landed a Premier League title. Robin Van Perfect has given a whole new meaning to 20/20. Van Persie's hat-trick against a plucky but totally outplayed Aston Villa was significant and any lingering doubts that paying £24m for a 29-year-old were dashed months ago. It is not often that Sir Alex Ferguson gets it wrong.
Did you know? Scored his fifth Premier League hat-trick and now has 72 goals in 89 league appearances since January 2011.
FORWARD - JERMAIN DEFOE (Tottenham)
The longer the game between Tottenham and Emirates Marketing Project went, on the more it cried out for Defoe. The diminutive striker was one of three second-half changes by manager Andre Villas-Boas and he was on the pitch only a matter of minutes before he changed the face of the game, vindicating his manager's decision to make changes.
Did you know? Ended a run of 10 Premier League appearances without a goal by scoring against Emirates Marketing Project.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/22230565
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Good.
chicken_badge
Gudni Bergsson
Re: Five Spurs (& ex-Spurs) Players in Garth Crooks Team of the Week
I thought we did sign him. Or at least Portsmouth had to pay us a fee for him!
I thought we did sign him. Or at least Portsmouth had to pay us a fee for him!
At what point does the ban get extended for frivolous appeals?
Armchair Expert
Vedran Corluka
Tonight its absolutely buzzing in Munich. Just debating whether to go out to a bar and watch it, don't really have the cash, but the atmosphere is quality.
Hope Bayern can do it, at least keep it alive and take an advantage into the second leg.
Hope Bayern can do it, at least keep it alive and take an advantage into the second leg.
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Is it true that whilst everyone in Germany hates Bayern, every German to a man gets behind them and the other German teams when the play in Europe?
Jurgen the German
Erik Thorstvedt
Hope they get dingdonged after that final last year to be honest.
Barca-Dortmund final hopefully.
Good news Messi is playing.