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Well you weren't as good as us a fortnight ago :P

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I have to say This kind of stuff makes it all the more sweeter.

Chelsea and Man Utd have so much in common, they are both terrible losers for a start. If it's not the kit, its the kick off times, or the ref only gifted them 2 penalties instead of 5 or, or, or......

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Fergie has a point. Blackburn, Boro, etc aren't exactly flooded (pun) with fixtures.... it inevitable the tiredness would kick in eventually.. juggling all 3 competitions.. and i don't expect most to agree (esp ABU's) and i'm sure your hearts bleeding.. but you know deep down he has a point.

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Everytime he opens his mouth he puts his foot in it. He is a successful manager no doubt, but on public relations he scores a big zero.

Worshipping the teapot 4711.

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You want the Chelsea supporters thread don't you?

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CupraR04

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I have to say This kind of stuff makes it all the more sweeter.

Chelsea and Man Utd have so much in common, they are both terrible losers for a start. If it's not the kit, its the kick off times, or the ref only gifted them 2 penalties instead of 5 or, or, or......

LOL! The top three teams in the Premiership happen to be three of the last 4 in the CL...
Yeah right Fergie...If the league gave us more rest and postponed all the tricky games till after the CL is finshed, who knows? Maybe we could get four English teams in the final!!
Perhaps he would prefer the difficult games to be decided by a Pools Panel instead?

The past is history...The future a mystery.
This moment is a gift...That's why it's the present.

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Man City 0-1 Man Utd

That'll do nicely...

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Man City 0-1 Man Utd

That'll do nicely...

Fantastic.

I think Chelsea will beat Arsenal though & Wednesday night will be very interesting.

Will Sir Alex play a weakened team I wonder?

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Fantastic.

I think Chelsea will beat Arsenal though & Wednesday night will be very interesting.

Will Sir Alex play a weakened team I wonder?

Currently being played... i'd go for the draw...

Depend's on todays result i guess..

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I will still be shocked if Man U win one cup this season. Sorry.

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theyll win the premiership, and maybe the fa cup, but i think the champions league is beyond them.

Great predictions so far...

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i hope chelsea win the title, i know jose is a cocky prat but he dont even come close to what the manu fans will be like and always were like when they were winning cups, i think people have forgotten how good it was for anyone to win except manu was a blessing, only have to read this thread to see what i mean!

Hard luck...

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Anyone got the best betting odds for Man Utd finishing this season empty handed?

I might have a piece of it.

You lost your bet then?

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seems its all slipping away from man who...like runny poop!

C'MON CHELSEA!

Hmm... COME ON UNITED... PREM WINNERS 2007!

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It's still ours, always has been

well it is called the theatre of dreams, theatre of dream on would suffice

*COUGH*.. as i was saying - it's ours!

(Oh come on, you knew i'd have to...

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I think it's a sign.. we are in fact going to win something this season...

my little fanny friend the only thing you might win is the Youth Cup

So.. like i said.. a sign we'd win something this year me old mucka England...

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Celebrate when you have your hands on silverware by all means. Doing it before hand
is where the accusations of arrogance come from, and you will look daft if City spank yer bums next week, like they did when they relegated you! (I really don't know why they would want to do that!)

City do what? Noo.. we won silly.. oh and the Premiership too....

Ok.. i'm done.. *smug*..

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MANCHESTER UNITED and Everton could be in hot water after Tim Howard was left out of last week's crucial clash at Goodison Park.

The Premier League were shocked to find out that the American keeper missed the match because of an "agreement" between the clubs.

Chiefs have now contacted the clubs for an explanation.

Rules mean loan players cannot play against their parent club. But Howard joined Everton on a permanent deal in January making him eligible to play.

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MANCHESTER UNITED and Everton could be in hot water after Tim Howard was left out of last week's crucial clash at Goodison Park.

The Premier League were shocked to find out that the American keeper missed the match because of an "agreement" between the clubs.

Chiefs have now contacted the clubs for an explanation.

Rules mean loan players cannot play against their parent club. But Howard joined Everton on a permanent deal in January making him eligible to play.

LOL.... was that a congratulations?? It's old news now son... A lot of fuss over nothing... it's all done and dusted... but thanks for the thoughts...

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What a cr*p end to the title race.

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What a cr*p end to the title race.

I thought it was smashing.

When in Rome, do the Romans.

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It's great to have the Premiership title back at it's rightful home after 4 long years!!!!

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Homer Simpson's girth

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