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Ding dong at the Bridge.
Chelsea penalty beats the Mancs. Fergie furious, yellow cards all over the place. United not very chuffed.
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i'd lost touch with the title race, thought united had it near enough sealed. clearly not
tricky home tie v west ham next week, but it looks a much easier fixture than Chelsea's trip to a resurgent newcastle
United are hopefully going to send wigan down last game (i can dream i know) whilst chelsea hopefully won't be sending us down
tricky home tie v west ham next week, but it looks a much easier fixture than Chelsea's trip to a resurgent newcastle
United are hopefully going to send wigan down last game (i can dream i know) whilst chelsea hopefully won't be sending us down
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Which would mean that Wigan would have to lose today, and they're playing........hisroyalgingerness wrote:i'd lost touch with the title race, thought united had it near enough sealed. clearly not
tricky home tie v west ham next week, but it looks a much easier fixture than Chelsea's trip to a resurgent newcastle
United are hopefully going to send wigan down last game (i can dream i know) whilst chelsea hopefully won't be sending us down
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Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
Chelsea say they will look at CCTV footage before deciding on any action.
Meanwhile, United's Rio Ferdinand apologised to a steward after accidently kicking her following Michael Ballack's late penalty winner.
Ferdinand lashed out at a brick wall as he walked off the pitch but also made contact with a female steward.
"Unfortunately, a lady was stood by and I accidentally brushed her with my foot. I apologised profusely and went back to make sure she was OK," he said.
We will be studying the relevant CCTV and camera footage
Chelsea spokesman
"I have arranged for a bouquet of flowers to be sent to her.
"Credit to her, she laughed it off and was very understanding. She said she wasn't hurt."
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Apart from George Best...cophilie wrote:Did they not get a penalty a few days ago? Which the Greatest-Player-The-World-Has-Ever-And-Indeed-Will-Ever-See missed?officer_dibble wrote:tosserQueer-face wrote:"It must be necessary for a player to bring a gun and shoot one of our men in the box for us to get a penalty."
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This is the single reason that I reserve an unusual amount of bile for that lot down the road.TANGODANCER wrote:MEN quoted: "Ronaldo comfortably won his personal battle with Messi." Not sure how that works, because he did f-all while Messi was running rings round the United defence. Talk about clouded vision, ain't in it.
Their all-pervading limitless supply of arrogance.
Greatest club in the world? One lucky European Cup in an era when they've got more resources than the rest put together suggests they ain't "all that"
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Altogether now: "Just because yer losing...."Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
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Really?blurred wrote:No, you're thinking of Arsenal. They play the best football ever and had the title won in December. Don't you remember?hisroyalgingerness wrote:i'd lost touch with the title race, thought united had it near enough sealed. clearly not
Only I remember you saying back in December that (providing you won your game hand) Liverpool had the title in the bag.
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They did, until the Police caught Carragher halfway down the motoway with it in his boot!CrazyHorse wrote:Really?blurred wrote:No, you're thinking of Arsenal. They play the best football ever and had the title won in December. Don't you remember?hisroyalgingerness wrote:i'd lost touch with the title race, thought united had it near enough sealed. clearly not
Only I remember you saying back in December that (providing you won your game hand) Liverpool had the title in the bag.
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Gary Neville??? he hasn't played for yonks!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Altogether now: "Just because yer losing...."Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
always been a sore loser tho
would have really helped us in our own quest for survival that utd boxed this off today but still can't help raise a smile when you see the manner in which they take defeat, kicking the sh*t out of female stewards?
gotta say for such a great manager (and he is), ferguson makes some odd tactical decisions at times
gotta say for such a great manager (and he is), ferguson makes some odd tactical decisions at times
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officer_dibble wrote:Gary Neville??? he hasn't played for yonks!Dave Sutton's barnet wrote:Altogether now: "Just because yer losing...."Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
always been a sore loser tho
Hasnt played for yonks due to Gary Speeds superb challenge may I add.
Who goes? You decide!
This reminded me, didn't Rio also smash the ball into a spectator's face at OT when reacting to a decision. IIRC that was also a female who got splatted in the mush, a sheepish Rio then had to go and apologise. So does this mean that for a professional footballer he has a rubbish aim if twice he's tried to aim for a wall and missed. Or he doesn't like women????!!!!!Batman wrote:Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
Chelsea say they will look at CCTV footage before deciding on any action.
Meanwhile, United's Rio Ferdinand apologised to a steward after accidently kicking her following Michael Ballack's late penalty winner.
Ferdinand lashed out at a brick wall as he walked off the pitch but also made contact with a female steward.
"Unfortunately, a lady was stood by and I accidentally brushed her with my foot. I apologised profusely and went back to make sure she was OK," he said.
We will be studying the relevant CCTV and camera footage
Chelsea spokesman
"I have arranged for a bouquet of flowers to be sent to her.
"Credit to her, she laughed it off and was very understanding. She said she wasn't hurt."
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub842qIfVZQGertie wrote:This reminded me, didn't Rio also smash the ball into a spectator's face at OT when reacting to a decision. IIRC that was also a female who got splatted in the mush, a sheepish Rio then had to go and apologise. So does this mean that for a professional footballer he has a rubbish aim if twice he's tried to aim for a wall and missed. Or he doesn't like women????!!!!!Batman wrote:Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
Chelsea say they will look at CCTV footage before deciding on any action.
Meanwhile, United's Rio Ferdinand apologised to a steward after accidently kicking her following Michael Ballack's late penalty winner.
Ferdinand lashed out at a brick wall as he walked off the pitch but also made contact with a female steward.
"Unfortunately, a lady was stood by and I accidentally brushed her with my foot. I apologised profusely and went back to make sure she was OK," he said.
We will be studying the relevant CCTV and camera footage
Chelsea spokesman
"I have arranged for a bouquet of flowers to be sent to her.
"Credit to her, she laughed it off and was very understanding. She said she wasn't hurt."
He's a bit rubbish, and a bit thick. How do you miss a wall?
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Whatever you do, don't ask Jay Jay Okocha!warthog wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub842qIfVZQGertie wrote:This reminded me, didn't Rio also smash the ball into a spectator's face at OT when reacting to a decision. IIRC that was also a female who got splatted in the mush, a sheepish Rio then had to go and apologise. So does this mean that for a professional footballer he has a rubbish aim if twice he's tried to aim for a wall and missed. Or he doesn't like women????!!!!!Batman wrote:Manchester United players were involved in a post-match scuffle with Chelsea staff after their fiery 2-1 defeat.
Patrice Evra, Gary Neville, Ji-Sung Park and Paul Scholes were warming down at Stamford Bridge when they were asked to move by groundstaff, sparking a row.
Chelsea say they will look at CCTV footage before deciding on any action.
Meanwhile, United's Rio Ferdinand apologised to a steward after accidently kicking her following Michael Ballack's late penalty winner.
Ferdinand lashed out at a brick wall as he walked off the pitch but also made contact with a female steward.
"Unfortunately, a lady was stood by and I accidentally brushed her with my foot. I apologised profusely and went back to make sure she was OK," he said.
We will be studying the relevant CCTV and camera footage
Chelsea spokesman
"I have arranged for a bouquet of flowers to be sent to her.
"Credit to her, she laughed it off and was very understanding. She said she wasn't hurt."
He's a bit rubbish, and a bit thick. How do you miss a wall?
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