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The midweek/weekend games thread

whos fatter?

  • grant holt

    Votes: 2 10.5%

  • mark viduka

    Votes: 17 89.5%
  • Total voters
    19
I'm stuck between a desire to see Evra score the winner vs the most delusional fans on the planet (and a club that has shown itself to be full of scum recently) and to see Man utd knocked out, knowing we're far more likely to beat Liverpool than Man utd.
 
Hootnow said:
I'm stuck between a desire to see Evra score the winner vs the most delusional fans on the planet (and a club that has shown itself to be full of scum recently) and to see Man utd knocked out, knowing we're far more likely to beat Liverpool than Man utd.
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Replay with a punch up, with two sendings off each side and a couple of retrospective bans =P
 
I think Liverpool will 'do an Arsenal' after the Carling Cup final, despite their claims to try and avoid it. Can't find it in me the cheer for them, but wouldn't harm us if United went out.
 
De Gea complaining about a "problem with his side." They're 1-0 down and they need someone better in goal?
 
Watching United with Wellbeck upfront reminds me of how we played against City last week.
They're dominating possession but have no way of delivering the final ball.
 
What a surprise

BBC pundit Mark Bright is watching QPR-Chelsea at Loftus Road for 5 live Sports Extra: "Sturridge goes down very easily under Clint Hill's challenge - it was the slightest of touches and he threw himself to the ground - a ridiculous decision by Mike Dean."

Goooooooaaaaaaaaal
Chelsea goal:After Mike Dean turned down Chelsea's appeals a minute earlier, he points to the spot as Daniel Sturridge and Clint Hill come together again. A touch harsh on the QPR defender who had a little barge at Sturridge, but not sure it was enough to warrent him hitting the deck. Juan Mata slots away the spot-kick regardless.
 
fudge me that was a good finish.

Park was terrible before that, looked like he had the wrong footwear on or something...
 
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