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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by Zidane » April 21, 2017, 7:34 pm

Yes,very sad news.I'm sure most guys on the forum will remember him playing for Aston Villa and Middlesborough.
He was still playing in 2009......44 is no age is it.....RIP.

"Former England and Aston Villa defender Ugo Ehiogu has died at the age of 44 after suffering a cardiac arrest at Tottenham's training centre on Thursday.
A Spurs statement said Ehiogu died in hospital in the early hours of Friday.
Ehiogu, who was Spurs' Under-23s coach, was capped four times by England.
"Words cannot express the shock and sadness that we all feel at the club," said Tottenham's head of coaching and development John McDermott.
"Ugo's immense presence will be irreplaceable."
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by Zidane » April 22, 2017, 12:40 pm

Desperate news..... :(
At least upfront we can play Rashford,Lingard and Martial with a bit of pace but in central defence have to hope nothing happens to Bailly and/or Blind.

From the Daily Record.
"Manchester United will be without both Marcos Rojo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic for the rest of the season after both players ruptured cruciate ligaments in Thursday's Europa League quarter-final defeat of Anderlecht.
Rojo, who has established himself as a first-choice defender in Jose Mourinho 's side, was hopeful that he'd escaped serious injury after overloading the tendons of his left knee in a first-half tackle. However, a series of medical examinations on Friday diagnosed a torn anterior cruciate ligament
The Argentina international is scheduled to undergo reconstructive surgery. According to sources close to the player, he is not expected to play again until September.
Ibrahimovic's injury - caused by hyperextension of the right knee as the forward landed following an aerial challenge - is understood to be worse than Rojo. United's leading goalscorer has ruptured both anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments with an expected recovery period of nine to 12 months.
It is extremely unusual for a professional football club to lose two players to cruciate ligament ruptures in the same match. Mourinho's staff believe the injuries are linked to an extremely dense fixture schedule – United have played significantly more matches than any other Premier League club and were two-thirds of the way through a run of nine fixtures this month alone."
Just when I thought our chance had passed,you go and save the best for last.

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by Zidane » April 23, 2017, 10:23 am

Bournemouth 4 Middlesborough 0
Hull 2 Watford 0
Swansea 2 Stoke 0
West Ham 0 Everton 0

Rampant Bournemouth look almost safe now but Boro surely down after a 16 game winless run.
Hull were reduced to 10 men after Niasse was sent off in the 25th minute and were clinging on at half time.A brave,battling performance in the 2nd half gave them the 3 points and a big boost to their Premiership survival.
A big win for Swansea,also,to keep their hopes alive.The match hinged on a missed penalty by Stoke in the second half with Swansea grabbing their second goal moments later.
West Ham v Everton.....what a dire match ! Unfortunately I must have watched over half of it.Everton had the possession but not one single short on target with the Hammers looking the most likely winners.A poor Everton performance that could only give disappointment to Ronald Koeman,747man and his faithful sidekick,goodison ! ;)

Tonight.....Burnley v United 8.15pm Thai,Liverpool v Palace 10.30pm Thai.

Also the second FA Cup semi final between Manchester City and Arsenal at 9pm Thai.....hope its as good as last nights game which was a cracker.The Spuds were a bit unlucky as they looked the most likely winners for the first hour but two cracking goals from Hazard and Matic won the game for Chelsea.....Hazard coming on as a sub actually made the difference.
Was Chelseas second goal a penalty ? Certainly a reckless challenge from Son but he did seem to pull back and Moses just dived over him without contact.....but a difficult one for the ref and penalties have been given for less.
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Post by goodison » April 23, 2017, 6:09 pm

It took Everton until the 70th minute to register their first proper attempt - Lookman dragging a shot wide from outside the box - before Koeman rolled the dice one last time by introducing Dominic Calvert-Lewin soon after.Fortunately there was plenty of Snooker to keep me awake plus the Chelski (visitors to Goodison next Saturday) versus Spuds game wasn't too shabby. Oumar Niasse received a diabolical Red Card in the Hull v Watford game for hanging his right leg out to dry. I think they'll appeal and win on Video evidence. Plenty of midweek games coming up more Shift work, pays for The "Castle creek".

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by BobHelm » April 24, 2017, 7:37 am

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Out of favour/recovered from injury Martial & Rooney score first half goals for a pretty comfortable victory.
Big Sam's sides have all had a pretty good record against a succession of Pool mangers & so it proved again. Christian Benteke (who it is fair to say did not set the world on fire while at Pool) scored either side of half time to take the points..

But the games just keep coming this week..
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Post by 747man » April 24, 2017, 11:04 am

Straight From The Horses Mouth..........'There is no excuse, there is nothing good to say' - Jurgen Klopp blasts Liverpool after Crystal Palace defeat..........

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by Zidane » April 24, 2017, 11:52 am

At least United with all their injury problems won,eh,Alan ! Made your night,I bet ! \:D/
Massive game this Thursday night now.....Citeh v United.....kick off 2am Friday in Thailand.
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Post by TAXIfor7/11 » April 24, 2017, 12:15 pm

I was gutted i never put a bet on,was gonner do liverpool 1-2 palace with benteke to score,also both terms to score palace win,would of made the defeat a bit easier :? even when liverpool went 1 up still had a feeling palace would win,benteke was always going to score

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Post by 747man » April 24, 2017, 4:31 pm

TAXIfor7/11 wrote:I was gutted i never put a bet on,was gonner do liverpool 1-2 palace with benteke to score,also both terms to score palace win,would of made the defeat a bit easier :? even when liverpool went 1 up still had a feeling palace would win,benteke was always going to score
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Post by stattointhailand » April 24, 2017, 10:54 pm

747man wrote:
TAXIfor7/11 wrote:I was gutted i never put a bet on,was gonner do liverpool 1-2 palace with benteke to score,also both terms to score palace win,would of made the defeat a bit easier :? even when liverpool went 1 up still had a feeling palace would win,benteke was always going to score
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Dont know about Taxi, but some of us have proof :-" .... wasn't exactly the hardest prediction of the season was it :lol:
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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by goodison » April 25, 2017, 6:57 am

need to congratulate the Toon on their Promotion to ensure at least 1 N.E. Club in Premier League next season.

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by BobHelm » April 26, 2017, 5:21 pm

Arrests as Newcastle and West Ham raided in tax probe
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-39716009

Oh dear, oh dear.
Hard to believe of clubs owned by such above board 'businessmen' David Sullivan and David Gold and Mike Ashley.. :D

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JOEY BARTON BANNED FOR 18 MONTHS http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39720232

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Re: English Premier League 2016/17

Post by BobHelm » April 27, 2017, 8:14 am

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The Gunners are rather fortunate that a late own goal gives them all the points.
Middlesbrough win their first game of the year to all but send Sunderland to the Championship. To be honest it is very difficult to see any result other than these sides will meet again a couple of times next year!!
Tottenham continue to keep Chelsea honest at the run in to the end of the season, but it is still hard to see them claiming the top spot. Pretty typical display from a Big Sam side & not many of the next season's contenders will relish their games against Palace..

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Post by BobHelm » April 27, 2017, 8:15 am

TAXIfor7/11 wrote:JOEY BARTON BANNED FOR 18 MONTHS http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39720232

That's a bit like the USA authorities getting Al Capone for tax evasion... :D

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Post by BobHelm » April 27, 2017, 1:03 pm

TAXIfor7/11 wrote:JOEY BARTON BANNED FOR 18 MONTHS http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39720232

Interesting response by Mr. Barton...
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39721564

Given that what he says about his football betting (that he never bet on a game that he played in) is true, then it would seem that an 18 month ban is harsh in the extreme.

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Post by TAXIfor7/11 » April 27, 2017, 4:57 pm

Don,t believe him,the only time he told the truth was when he said he was lying, :D

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Post by BobHelm » April 28, 2017, 8:43 am

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Not much of a game but I guess it did throw up the frailties of both sides.
Both still in with a chance of a top 4 finish but United have 2 tough away games in London in their run in, Citi would look & think all their 5 should be won.

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Post by BobHelm » April 28, 2017, 8:56 am

TAXIfor7/11 wrote:Don,t believe him,the only time he told the truth was when he said he was lying, :D
Maybe, I am certainly no fan of his...
However the FA seem to agree with him on that point in their statement too, although they believe they have been fair in the sentence.
Joey Barton: FA gave Burnley midfielder 'shortest possible ban'
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/39738553

Where Joey appears to have been a little economical with the truth is that it seems that the FA did warn him not to participate in gambling way back in 2012. It was his
dismissive attitude to the rules
that resulted in the figure of 18 months.

The ironic thing about the case is that Joey wasn't actually very good with his gambling - being £16,708 down over his 10 year spree...I guess that is probably about a 'par score' for anyone involved in gambling though & something the companies who heavily sponsor UK football will want to sweep under the carpet!! :D

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