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Talk 09-10 EPL here boyos

After getting stunned by Burnley in the opener - the Red Devils laid a whupping on Wigan 5-0

(in Championship news - Newcastle won again and now have 10 points of a possible 12 on the year in their quest to get back to the Premiership)

United won easily after scoring 5 second half goals.

Is there an echo in here?

Grizalltheway wrote:Is there an echo in here?

heh... classic Travis... what's new?

In other news, Arsenal put the smack down on Portsmouth, 4-1. Another undefeated season in the works for the Gunners?

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:
(in Championship news - Newcastle won again and now have 10 points of a possible 12 on the year in their quest to get back to the Premiership)

It's early.

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:Talk 09-10 EPL here boyos

After getting stunned by Burnley in the opener - the Red Devils laid a whupping on Wigan 5-0

(in Championship news - Newcastle won again and now have 10 points of a possible 12 on the year in their quest to get back to the Premiership)

In fact they are in a three way tie with the other two teams who were regulated last year, WBA and Middlesbrough

Tottenham Hotspur are looking very strong so far this year. Could they be the team that shakes up the Big 4?

slycat wrote:Tottenham Hotspur are looking very strong so far this year. Could they be the team that shakes up the Big 4?

waiting for the inevitable swoon from Hotspur... it WILL happen.

polsongrizz wrote:

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:
(in Championship news - Newcastle won again and now have 10 points of a possible 12 on the year in their quest to get back to the Premiership)

It's early.

when your squad was relegated after the season from hell, you look for whatever sign of optimism you can find...

I miss Michael Owen - and it kills me to see him playing for the Red Devil's...

Aston Villa lead Liverpool, at Anfield, 2-0 at half.

Villa win, 3-1. Any thoughts, SuperJon?

Grizalltheway wrote:In other news, Arsenal put the smack down on Portsmouth, 4-1. Another undefeated season in the works for the Gunners?

ENDS SATURDAY. BOOK IT!

UNHWildCats wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:In other news, Arsenal put the smack down on Portsmouth, 4-1. Another undefeated season in the works for the Gunners?

ENDS SATURDAY. BOOK IT!

They're mediocre, at best, without Ronnie, Ferdinand and Tevez.

Chelsea stomps Burnley and Tottenham steals one at the end as both teams continue their hot starts to the season.

Arsenal lead Manure 1-0 in the second half.

UNHWildCats wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:In other news, Arsenal put the smack down on Portsmouth, 4-1. Another undefeated season in the works for the Gunners?

ENDS SATURDAY. BOOK IT!

I believe it's booked

UNHWildCats wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: ENDS SATURDAY. BOOK IT!

I believe it's booked

Thanks to a horrible red card and an own goal.

slycat wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: I believe it's booked

Thanks to a horrible red card and an own goal.

Arsenal are the better squad this year, and it'll show by season's end.

slycat wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: I believe it's booked

Thanks to a horrible red card and an own goal.

The red card did not cost Arsenal the match

UNHWildCats wrote:

slycat wrote:
Thanks to a horrible red card and an own goal.

The red card did not cost Arsenal the match

hwoof...

slycat wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: I believe it's booked

Thanks to a horrible red card and an own goal.

There wasn't a red card....just a yellow on the Arsenal keeper Almunia which resulted in a penalty kick for Rooney...

But it shouldn't have been called anyways because Rooney had no chance of getting the ball after he scuffed it into the stands...

Fletcher, Foster, Giggs, Carrick and Valencia looked like shit (i seriously think Giggs was hungover or something because he couldn't stop or pass a single ball well. Foster looked scared shitless in goal all day)..

And it's kind of funny that Diaby was the best player on either team...he's the only player that could score a legit goal for ManUre!!

UNHWildCats wrote:

slycat wrote:
Thanks to a horrible red card and an own goal.

The red card did not cost Arsenal the match

Of course. Because there wasn't a red card.

You didn't even watch the match, did you?

bandl wrote:

UNHWildCats wrote: The red card did not cost Arsenal the match

Of course. Because there wasn't a red card.

You didn't even watch the match, did you?

No I didn't, I dont have cable.... but I follow the game tracker on the UK Yahoo site.... in the 95th minute just before it ended they flashed a red card on the tracker about someone kicking a water bottle... I assumed the red card previously mentioned was that, which if it was indeed did not cost Arsenal the match. I guess though from your other post the other person was probably talking about something else in which he mistakenly though a red card was issued.

I meant the BS PK call.