EmperorJ said: And the Saturday late game Arsenal 1-2 Hull City Paul McShane og 51 Geovanni (2) 62; Daniel Cousin (1) 66 Arsenal's inability to defend corners comes back to haunt them. Hull have now matched Derby County's point total for all of last season, and move up to 6th. Arsenal move down to 4th behind Chelsea, Liverpool and Aston Villa in that order. That's a real shocker.Honestly I didn't expect that score.Arsenal missed quite a lot of chances so I guess it's a reasonable score... |
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| If only ManU lost this would have been a perfect day. |
| Yes pompey beat Tottenham 2-0!! Defoe and Crouch!. The Spurs are so gonna get relegated this season mwahh, they might make a record 'better' than Derby. |
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| Sunday's Results: Portsmouth 2-0 Tottenham Hotspur Jermain Defoe (4) pen 34; Peter Crouch (2) 68 Only Spurs can turn a defense that had conceded 10 goals in a week into an effective unit. Wigan Athletic 2-1 Manchester City Antonio Valencia (2) 16; Amr Zaki (5) pen 34 Vincent Kompany (1) 22 Amr Zaki continues to show that he was an inspired loan signing for Wigan (as well as contributing vital points for my fantasy team). City, on the other hand, had 2 penalty decisions go against them and probably should have gotten a result here. |
| Today's Results: West Bromwich Albion 1-0 Fulham Roman Bednar (3) 61 Sunderland 1-1 Arsenal Grant Leadbitter (1) 86 Cesc Fabregas (1) 90 Wigan Athletic 0-1 Middlesbrough Jeremie Aliadiere (1) 89 Pretty boring round of matches until the last 5 minutes, I would expect the late game to be about the same. Arsenal continue to struggle against the smaller sides, and any potential title challenge may be fading fast if their run in the league doesn't stop soon. Blackburn Rovers 0-2 Manchester United Wes Brown (1) 30; Wayne Rooney (2) 64 Pretty predictable result even though it was only United's 2nd win in their last 9 at Blackburn. |
EmperorJOct 4, 2008 11:32 AM
| Six games today, 2 probably worth watching: West Ham United 1-3 Bolton Wanderers Carlton Cole (3) 69 Kevin Davies (4) 30; Gary Cahill (1) 34; Matthew Taylor (1) 86 Which West Ham team will show up when, and will their performances start to mirror the Icelandic economy? I should have had Davies starting on my fantasy team. Tottenham Hotspur 0-1 Hull City Geovanni (3) 9 Modric with a miss of the season, Geovanni scoring a goal better than the one he scored at Arsenal, Spurs fans cringing at their worst start to a season since 1912, and visiting fans loving the return of trips to Three Point Lane. Manchester City 2-3 Liverpool Stephen Ireland (2) 19; Javier Garrido (1) 41 Fernando Torres (4,5) 55, 70; Dirk Kuyt (1) 90 With comebacks like this, could it possibly and finally be Liverpool's year? Dirk Kuyt with his first league goal in probably a year takes the points at the death. They will have to deal with a long term horrific injury to Martin Skrtel, though. Chelsea 2-0 Aston Villa Joe Cole (2) 23; Nicolas Anelka (4) 44 Chelsea win again, probably should have been by 6 or 7 goals. They continue at the top of the table. Portsmouth 2-1 Stoke City Peter Crouch (3) 25; Jermain Defoe (5) 51 Ricardo Fuller (3) 48 The big-small man partnership continues to work against the smaller teams in the league. Stoke stay in the relegation zone, and probably will for the duration. Everton 2-2 Newcastle United Mikel Arteta (2) pen 19; Marouane Felliani (1) 34 Steven Taylor (1) 45; Damien Duff (1) 47 |
EmperorJOct 5, 2008 9:59 AM
| A return from the international break with seven matches today: Middlesbrough 0-5 Chelsea Solomon Kalou (2,3) 14', 53'; Belletti (2) 51'; Frank Lampard (3) 63'; Florent Malouda (1) 67' Arsenal 3-1 Everton Samir Nasri (2) 48'; Robin van Persie (4) 70'; Theo Walcott (1) 90' Leon Osman (3) 9' Liverpool 3-2 Wigan Athletic Dirk Kuyt (2,3) 37', 85'; Alberto Riera (1) 80' Amr Zaki (6,7) 29', 45' Fulham 0-0 Sunderland Aston Villa 0-0 Portsmouth Bolton Wanderers 0-0 Blackburn Rovers Manchester United 4-0 West Bromwich Albion Wayne Rooney (3) 56'; Cristiano Ronaldo (2) 69'; Dimitar Berbatov (1) 71'; Nani (1) 90' So 18 goals in games featuring the big 4, none in the other 3 matches. |
EmperorJOct 18, 2008 11:33 AM
| Sunday's Results: Hull City 1-0 West Ham United Michael Turner (2) 51' Hull continue in their most unlikely of runs and notch their fourth consecutive win against clubs based in London. Stoke City 2-1 Tottenham Hotspur Danny Higginbotham (1) pen 19'; Rory Delap (1) 53' Darren Bent (3) 25' Stoke get their second win with a winner by throw in king Delap. This is now Spurs worst ever start to a season, and find themselves 5 points from safety. |
| A Monday night clash between a defensively weak Manchester City side and strugglers Newcastle United ended predictably in a draw: Newcastle United 2-2 Manchester City Shola Ameobi (1) 44'; Richard Dunne og 63' Robinho (3) pen 14'; Stephen Ireland (3) 86' Referee Rob Styles made another awful penalty decision, but as it affected a small club he will likely not be punished. Shola Ameobi scored his first goal in over two years in all competitions. |
| European matches mean the weekend's slate of games get split up over 3 days. The biggest match obviously being the meeting between the top 2 at Stamford Bridge. There's also the matter of the Tyne-Wear Derby at the Stadium of Light, a fixture which Sunderland has not won at home since April 1980. Finally, Stoke and Manchester City meet for the first time in nine years, when both were playing in the equivalent of League One. Everton 1-1 Manchester United Marouane Felliani (2) 63' Darren Fletcher (3) 22' Sunderland 2-1 Newcastle United Djibril Cisse (3) 20'; Kieran Richardson (2) 75' Shola Ameobi (2) 30' West Bromwich Albion 0-3 Hull City Kamil Zayatte (1) 47'; Geovanni (4) 62'; Marlon King (3) 66' Blackburn Rovers 1-1 Middlesbrough Benni McCarthy (1) 90' Afonso Alves (2) 74' Late in the day, Tottenham sacked Juande Ramos and scrapped their player recruitment structure and have paid $8 million to Portsmouth to appoint Harry Redknapp as their new manager. |
EmperorJOct 25, 2008 6:09 PM
| Sunday's matches: Chelsea 0-1 Liverpool Xabi Alonso (1) 10' This was Chelsea's first home defeat in the Premier League in 86 matches. Manchester City 3-0 Stoke City Robinho (4,5,6) 14', 47', 72' Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Bolton Wanderers Roman Pavlyuchenko (1) 17'; Darren Bent (4) pen 76' Wigan Athletic 0-4 Aston Villa Gareth Barry (1) pen 22'; Gabriel Agbonlahor (5) 57'; John Carew (5) 62'; Steve Sidwell (1) 90' West Ham United 0-2 Arsenal Julian Faubert og 75'; Emmanuel Adebayor (4) 90' Portsmouth 1-1 Fulham Peter Crouch (4) 61' Clint Dempsey (1) 87' |
EmperorJOct 26, 2008 11:57 AM
| Some midweek matches: Tuesday: Newcastle United 2-1 West Bromwich Albion Joey Barton (1) pen 9'; Obafemi Martins (2) 42' Ishmael Miller (1) 65' Wednesday: Stoke City 1-0 Sunderland Ricardo Fuller (4) 74' Aston Villa 3-2 Blackburn Rovers Luke Young (1) 45'; Gareth Barry (2) 64'; Gabriel Agbonlahor (6) 87' Stephen Warnock (1) 29'; Brett Emerton (1) 90' Fulham 2-0 Wigan Athletic Andrew Johnson (1,2) 10', 60' Hull City 0-3 Chelsea Frank Lampard (4) 3'; Nicolas Anelka (5) 50'; Florent Malouda (2) 75' Manchester United 2-0 West Ham United Cristiano Ronaldo (3,4) 14', 30' Bolton Wanderers 0-1 Everton Marouane Fellaini (3) 90' Middlesbrough 2-0 Manchester City Afonso Alves (3) pen 53'; Gary O'Neil (1) 90' Liverpool 1-0 Portsmouth Steven Gerrard (2) pen 75' Arsenal 4-4 Tottenham Hotspur Mikael Silvestre (1) 37'; William Gallas (1) 46'; Emmanuel Adebayor (5) 64'; Robin van Persie (5) 68' David Bentley (1) 13'; Darren Bent (5) 67'; Jermaine Jenas (2) 89'; Aaron Lennon (1) 90' |
| 8 matches today with Spurs trying to become the first bottom club to register a win over the top club in Premier League against Liverpool. Everton 1-0 Fulham Louis Saha (1) 87' Everton register their first home win of the season. Manchester United 4-3 Hull City Cristiano Ronaldo (5,6) 3', 44'; Michael Carrick (1) 29'; Nemanja Vidic (1) 57' Daniel Cousin (2) 23'; Bernard Mendy (1) 69'; Geovanni (5) pen 82' Hull put up a good fight at Old Trafford, but could not find the equalizer in the end. Middlesbrough 1-1 West Ham United Mido (4) 84' Hayden Mullins (1) 21' West Ham end a run of four straight defeats. Portsmouth 1-2 Wigan Athletic Niko Kranjcar (1) 82' Amr Zaki (8) pen 45'; Emile Heskey (2) 90' Portsmouth hit the post four times; Heskey's winner was his 100th Premier League goal. Stoke City 2-1 Arsenal Ricardo Fuller (5) 11'; Seyi Olofinjana (2) 73' Gael Clichy (1) 90' Stoke's goals both came from Rory Delap throw-ins. Chelsea 5-0 Sunderland Alex (1) 27'; Nicolas Anelka (6,7,8) 30', 45', 53'; Frank Lampard (5) 51' Alex's goal was Chelsea's 1000th Premier League goal. Lampard scored his 100th league goal of his career (99 in the Premier League). West Bromwich Albion 2-2 Blackburn Rovers Roman Bednar (4) 55'; Ishmael Miller (2) 62' Benni McCarthy (2) 12'; Keith Andrews (1) 89' Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Liverpool Jamie Carragher og 70'; Roman Pavlyuchenko (2) 90' Dirk Kuyt (4) 3' Clearly a shock win for Spurs and one that puts Chelsea back at the top of the league. |
EmperorJNov 1, 2008 12:37 PM
| One match on Sunday: Bolton Wanderers 2-0 Manchester City Ricardo Gardner (1) 76'; Richard Dunne og 88' Monday: Newcastle United 2-0 Aston Villa Obafemi Martins (3,4) 60', 82' |
EmperorJNov 8, 2008 3:39 AM
| Arsenal 2-1 Manchester United Samir Nasri (3,4) 22', 48' Rafael (1) 90' Wigan Athletic 0-0 Stoke City Sunderland 1-2 Portsmouth Djibril Cisse (4) 4' Nadir Belhadj (1) 51'; Jermain Defoe (6) pen 90' Hull City 0-1 Bolton Wanderers Matthew Taylor (2) 50' West Ham United 1-3 Everton Jack Collison (1) 63' Joleon Lescott (1) 82'; Louis Saha (2,3) 85', 87' Liverpool 3-0 West Bromwich Albion Robbie Keane (1,2) 34', 43'; Alvaro Arbeloa (1) 90' |
EmperorJNov 8, 2008 12:03 PM
| Can you stop doing that. If people want to know they can go check it out themselves. i.e premierleague.com |
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| It's pretty convenient to have scores in here DaseScope. Maybe that is because i'm so lazy haha Thanks for the scores EmperorJ. Oh, and what a great win for Arsenal. Wenger does such an amazing job with a young squad. Also Nasri isn't even at his best yet and can still score 2 goals against a side like Man United. New Pires ? Not for playing style, but for contributing a lot of goals from a wide area. |
| Do you know of ‘The Magnificent Steiner’ ? The main character was normally a weak, sickly man. When he was in an emergency, someone would come and help him. A secret friend. But, the main character never realised...... that his secret friend....Was himself. Grimmer = Legend |
| I think its pretty convient having the scores here. Yep am loving the win over Man U. I have to say that young brazilian RB was pretty good |
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| Liverpool FC FTW! They'll finally win it this season! |
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| MU v Arsenal this saturday, MU will won Premier League if they win this match. But i think Arsenal gonna strike hard, because they get nothing this season. |
| New season is starting soon. It's gonna be ultra competitive this season. I can hardly wait! |
| Any Chelsea fans here? We have been on the top of the ladder this entire season. Just hope we can keep it up and win :) |
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Adalmiina said: We're still at the top :) We need to win 2 more of 6 games and then we will have the title guaranteed.CrazyClown said: Any Chelsea fans here? We have been on the top of the ladder this entire season. Just hope we can keep it up and win :) My cable TV provider has been getting on my nerves since last august, so I don't want to pay them any more than I do now, and as a result I don't follow EPL this season :( But I'm glad to see that everything seems to be going well for Chelsea. Will keep my fingers crossed for them. |
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| Hopefully we fire Pellegrini |
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| Fernando and Fernandinho are terrible. Demichelis is just shocking. |
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| As I say that, Fernandinho scores...... |
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| FERNANDINHOOOOOOOOO YESSSS I don't care about the performance at this point XD we just need to win (City fans (esp. Bluemooners) will always find something to complain about anyways =P) |
| I don't normally complain. I'm not one to call for managers being fired either. But Pellegrini really did royally screw the team and needs to go |
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| I´m really happy Newcaste stayed up and Chelsea won the title since these are the teams i support in the Premier League :-) |
| I’m really disappointed Newcastle stayed up. Cause their fans (Not saying you in particular) are quite annoying. They think they should be a top club and expect top club status when they aren’t.... They needed to go down and give the whole club a reality check and regroup so they could come back in and be a typical mid table side like they should and are capable of. |
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