English & European Football [17th - 22nd Apr 2010] **spoilers**

FrankJH said:
Obertan did pretty well with the few minutes he had
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Come off it he was rubbish, considering he's a winger and scored a stunner against Liverpool in midweek you would have thought he would try taking players on but instead he looked to pass it backwards and then generally give it away
 
Credit to Vidic aswell for putting his nads on the line in that scrap in the box, best place to have the ball is between your legs with 2 City players trying to kick it in.

He's a braver man than I :p
 
Obertan didn't do well or badly, barely touched the ball. Nani put some good crosses in (in fact more than Valencia did) he really should have started.
 
1459: My colleague has shown me a picture of Gary Neville apparently kissing Paul Scholes full on the lips. Pleased I ate my lunch some time ago. They're under way at St Andrew's where Hull must surely win if they're to have any hope of staying up.
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The top of the table looks interesting again:

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It will definitely go down to the wire.
 
FrankJH said:
Nani barely tracks back though - and Valencia was great at that today (and was definitely needed)
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Oh I didn't mean to say that Nani played better, although he offered more going forward. His primary role is as a forward and he is doing that very well at the moment, his tracking back has got a LOT better as well (kept an eye on Lahm very well against Bayern)
 
IF Spurs win at home today - then Utd still have to "rely" on Liverpool getting at least a point in their game against Chelsea.......and the scousers would prefer to lose the game than give another title to Man Utd lol - the other two Chelsea games are home bankers surely (Stoke and Wigan)

Shamikebab said:
Oh I didn't mean to say that Nani played better, although he offered more going forward. His primary role is as a forward and he is doing that very well at the moment, his tracking back has got a LOT better as well (kept an eye on Lahm very well against Bayern)
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hmmm maybe, his decision making is still poor at times (ie like today still takes on stupid shots rather than passing to better placed players ahead)

Yeah he did ok against Lahm to give him his due
 
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simulatorman said:
The top of the table looks interesting again:

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It will definitely go down to the wire.
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It's still very much Chelsea's to lose though.

The run in (after today)

Saturday, 24 April 2010
Man Utd v Tottenham, 12:45

Sunday, 25 April 2010
Chelsea v Stoke, 16:00

Sunday, 2 May 2010
Liverpool v Chelsea, 13:30
Sunderland v Man Utd, 16:00

Sunday, 9 May 2010
Chelsea v Wigan, 16:00
Man Utd v Stoke, 16:00
 
FrankJH said:
IF Spurs win at home today - then Utd still have to "rely" on Liverpool getting at least a point in their game against Chelsea.......and the scousers would prefer to lose the game than give another title to Man Utd lol - the other two Chelsea games are home bankers surely (Stoke and Wigan)
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They'd rather lose to Chelsea rather than fight for 4th which is still possible to achieve? ok
 
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