Football only thread

[Shaun O'neill]

I can tell you right now if Arsenal do not win tomorrow i will never be posting on the forum again....

Come on you stoke....



Shaun

[Shaun O'neill]

I know you love me.....


Well Chelsea have 3 now Blackburn will score.

I told you man they are serious form.

Shaun

Roflmfao

You ******

[Betpartners]

I can tell you right now if Arsenal do not win tomorrow i will never be posting on the forum again....

Come on you stoke....



Shaun

will hold you to this

[ironman2000]

Hull City and Portsmouth remain in the relegation zone after playing out a drab 0-0 draw at the KC Stadium.
Chances were few and far between in a match that will do little to persuade the doubters that these two sides are anything but prime relegation candidates.





Portsmouth had the better chances in the match but the contest looked destined to finish 0-0 long before the final whistle.
The home fans, who were very quiet throughout, were perhaps at their noisiest in the 75th minute when they chanted "you don't know what you are doing" to Phil Brown after he took off the industrious Stephen Hunt.
Hull were expected to finally give record signing Jimmy Bullard a home debut but the former Fulham man was ruled out after picking up a shin injury in a reserve game on Tuesday.
It was almost a disastrous start for the hosts as a mix-up at the back let Tommy Smith clear after just two minutes but the former Watford man dragged a poor shot wide.
Hull had lots of possession in the opening period but could not force David James into a single meaningful save and indeed it was Smith again who came closest before the end of the half but he scuffed an effort into the dirt after turning Paul McShane well.
The second-half was little better but James got a chance to show his quality in the 57th minute as he raced out to strip Geovanni of the ball when he could have easily given away a penalty.
After that Portsmouth enjoyed a decent spell of pressure and Aruna Dindane had two chances within a couple of seconds of each other. His first effort was blocked by Boaz Myhill (pictured) and then he fired the rebound on target but it was inadvertently blocked by his own man Younes Kaboul.
Moments after that chance Hassan Yebda got on the end of a Kevin Prince Boateng cross but his slight touch was well dealt with by Myhill.
After that brief little spell the excitement soon dried up again as Portsmouth began to sit back, comfortable in the knowledge that Hull were struggling to create anything.
The hosts then almost shot themselves in the foot in the final minute when Myhill spilt the ball on the edge of the area forcing him to foul Boateng.
That gave Jamie O'Hara a chance to win it with a free-kick in a central position on the edge of the penalty area but the loanee from Tottenham fired tamely over with a poor effort that summed up the match

At least we did not loose as I predicted.............told you Mr Betpartners

Com'on the Hammer's.................WEST HAM 2 V ARSENAL 0

Keith

[Webzcas]

How can anyone want Stoke to win, when they have that prize pillock as manager Tony I love playing the game of football in the air Pulis.

Even if you are an Arsenal fan and Stoke are playing Spurs. ( Not also forgetting the fact he nearly destroyed my club in his short spell as manager with us )

I remember a couple of seasons ago, the year Stoke went up. Watford were playing Stoke at Vicarage Road. One of the red top papers said that Air Traffic Controllers had been informed - in the match preview. :lol

[Shaun O'neill]

Let take a look at the results from today:

Birmingham v Sunderland 2-1
Burnley v Wigan 1 -3
Chelsea v Blackburn 5 - 0
<!--Fixture ID: 3149891-->Hull v Portsmouth 0 - 0
<!--Fixture ID: 3149894-->Tottenham v Stoke 0 - 1
<!--Fixture ID: 3149896-->Wolverhampton v Aston Villa 1 - 1

My predictions for today, LOL I suck big time

Birmingham v Sunderland 0-0
Burnley v Wigan 0 -1
Chelsea v Blackburn 3 -1
<!--Fixture ID: 3149891-->Hull v Portsmouth 0 -2
<!--Fixture ID: 3149894-->Tottenham v Stoke 2- 0 GREAT RESULT FOR STOKE <!--Fixture ID: 3149896-->
Wolverhampton v Aston Villa 0-1

Shaun

[Shaun O'neill]

Hi Guys

So a pretty big day for UK football today, Arsenal could move into the 3rd spot with a game in hand, also a huge game for the scousers if they win that moves right up and blocks Man Utd.

So today fixtures with my predictions:

Bolton v Everton 1 - 0
<!--Fixture ID: 3162388-->Liverpool v Man Utd 2-1
<!--Fixture ID: 3193380-->Man City v Fulham 2-0
<!--Fixture ID: 3162391-->West Ham v Arsenal 0 - 5

The Chelsea game yesterday was not a game of football it was more like 90 minutes of punishment.

Shaun

[Chalkie]

Well yesterdays predictions from me:

Birmingham v Sunderland 1 - 0 Got result right at least.
<!--Fixture ID: 3149889-->Burnley v Wigan 2 - 1 wrong
Chelsea v Blackburn 4 - 2 Got result right at least.
<!--Fixture ID: 3149891-->Hull v Portsmouth 3 - 1 wrong
<!--Fixture ID: 3149894-->Tottenham v Stoke 2 - 2 wrong think i was closest tho by not predicting a spurs win
<!--Fixture ID: 3149896-->Wolverhampton v Aston Villa 1 - 3 wrong

And todays

Bolton v Everton 0 - 1
<!--Fixture ID: 3162388-->Liverpool v Man Utd 2 - 3
<!--Fixture ID: 3193380-->Man City v Fulham 5 - 1
<!--Fixture ID: 3162391--> West Ham v Arsenal 2 - 1 could get a bit quieter around here if i am correct here

All agreed about Stoke then - useless horrible team ruining the great game. Even Shaun would agree really, although it was funny to see them beat spurs but not half as funny as it will be when the hammers beat the gunners!

I'm forever blowin' bubbles

[FMecan]

Sad that Portsmouth couldn't beat Hull. There is enough potential in this team.

Today we will see Everton standing up after this funny game in thursday and I don't believe but I hope that Diamanti and Cole will kick some Gunners asses

[Betpartners]

Hull City and Portsmouth remain in the relegation zone after playing out a drab 0-0 draw at the KC Stadium.
Chances were few and far between in a match that will do little to persuade the doubters that these two sides are anything but prime relegation candidates.





Portsmouth had the better chances in the match but the contest looked destined to finish 0-0 long before the final whistle.
The home fans, who were very quiet throughout, were perhaps at their noisiest in the 75th minute when they chanted "you don't know what you are doing" to Phil Brown after he took off the industrious Stephen Hunt.
Hull were expected to finally give record signing Jimmy Bullard a home debut but the former Fulham man was ruled out after picking up a shin injury in a reserve game on Tuesday.
It was almost a disastrous start for the hosts as a mix-up at the back let Tommy Smith clear after just two minutes but the former Watford man dragged a poor shot wide.
Hull had lots of possession in the opening period but could not force David James into a single meaningful save and indeed it was Smith again who came closest before the end of the half but he scuffed an effort into the dirt after turning Paul McShane well.
The second-half was little better but James got a chance to show his quality in the 57th minute as he raced out to strip Geovanni of the ball when he could have easily given away a penalty.
After that Portsmouth enjoyed a decent spell of pressure and Aruna Dindane had two chances within a couple of seconds of each other. His first effort was blocked by Boaz Myhill (pictured) and then he fired the rebound on target but it was inadvertently blocked by his own man Younes Kaboul.
Moments after that chance Hassan Yebda got on the end of a Kevin Prince Boateng cross but his slight touch was well dealt with by Myhill.
After that brief little spell the excitement soon dried up again as Portsmouth began to sit back, comfortable in the knowledge that Hull were struggling to create anything.
The hosts then almost shot themselves in the foot in the final minute when Myhill spilt the ball on the edge of the area forcing him to foul Boateng.
That gave Jamie O'Hara a chance to win it with a free-kick in a central position on the edge of the penalty area but the loanee from Tottenham fired tamely over with a poor effort that summed up the match

At least we did not loose as I predicted.............told you Mr Betpartners

Com'on the Hammer's.................WEST HAM 2 V ARSENAL 0

Keith

Happy your team never lost Keith mate

[Betpartners]

Did ANYONE get a correct score right on any game

Oh yeah one person did

[Chalkie]

Did ANYONE get a correct score right on any game

Oh yeah one person did

Yeah, the person with 1 right score supported a team that lost to an underdog, so hopefully Shaun will also get a score correct today too!

[Betpartners]

We never lost

We were victims of a daylight robbery

huge difference

[ironman2000]

I take back what I said the other day about me wanting West Ham to knock the socks off Arsenal because they are too close to my team "HULL CITY" in the dark area of the Prem League

Com'on you "GUNNERS"...................

Off for a big Sunday Lunch with the family...............

Keith

[Chalkie]

We never lost

We were victims of a daylight robbery

huge difference

Did you get 3 point?

[Shaun O'neill]

LOL no mate Spurs sucked big time.

LOL

Shaun

We never lost

We were victims of a daylight robbery

huge difference

[Shaun O'neill]

Great results so far, scoucers beat the manks what an amazing result for them and currently the mighty Arsenal are one nil up and 28 minutes in.


Robin Van Persie, Robin Van Persie, Robin Van Persie, Robin Van Persie.

Happy days.

Shaun

[Shaun O'neill]

Come on 2 - 0 to Arsenal

And it's Arsenal,
Arsenal FC,
We're by far the greatest team,
The world has ever seen....

And it's Arsenal,
Arsenal FC,
We're by far the greatest team,
The world has ever seen....

And it's Arsenal,
Arsenal FC,
We're by far the greatest team,
The world has ever seen....

[Shaun O'neill]

No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no.............................


Shaun

[Chalkie]

Its all gone quiet over there!

LOL

Im forever blowing bubbles ...