English League Football [26th Feb - 2nd Mar 2010] **spoilers**

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Friday, 26 February 2010

League One

19:45 Southend v Charlton



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Saturday, 27 February 2010

Premier League

12:45 Chelsea v Man City -

15:00 Birmingham v Wigan
15:00 Bolton v Wolverhampton
15:00 Burnley v Portsmouth -

17:30 Stoke v Arsenal -

Championship

15:00 Barnsley v Blackpool
15:00 Coventry v Scvnthorpe
15:00 Doncaster v Crystal Palace
15:00 Ipswich v Bristol City
15:00 Leicester v Nottm Forest
15:00 Middlesbrough v QPR
15:00 Preston v Cardiff
15:00 Reading v Sheff Wed
15:00 Sheff Utd v Plymouth
15:00 Swansea v Peterborough
15:00 Watford v Newcastle
15:00 West Brom v Derby


League One

12:30 Huddersfield v Leeds United
15:00 Brentford v Tranmere
15:00 Brighton v Exeter
15:00 Bristol Rovers v Colchester
15:00 Carlisle v Gillingham
15:00 Leyton Orient v Swindon
15:00 Millwall v Hartlepool
15:00 Oldham v Norwich
15:00 Southampton v Walsall
15:00 Southend v Charlton OFF
15:00 Stockport v Wycombe
15:00 Yeovil v MK Dons


League Two

15:00 Barnet v Bury
15:00 Bradford v Darlington
15:00 Burton Albion v Rotherham
15:00 Chesterfield v Aldershot
15:00 Dag & Red v Grimsby
15:00 Lincoln City v Crewe
15:00 Macclesfield v Rochdale
15:00 Morecambe v Port Vale
15:00 Northampton v Cheltenham
15:00 Notts County v Hereford
15:00 Shrewsbury v Bournemouth
15:00 Torquay v Accrington Stanley

19:20 - 20:30 BBC Radio 5 Live

22:30 - 23:40 BBC1 & website

23:40 - 00:55 BBC1 & website



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Sunday, 28 February 2010


Premier League

13:00 Tottenham v Everton -

15:00 Liverpool v Blackburn
15:00 Sunderland v Fulham

07:45 - 09:00 BBC1 & website (repeat)

18:00 - 19:30 BBC Radio 5 Live

22:55 - 23:45 BBC2 & website



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Monday, 1 Mar 2010

23:35 - 00:05 BBC1



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Tuesday, 2 Mar 2010

League One

19:45 Bristol Rovers v Stockport
19:45 Southampton v Huddersfield


League Two

19:45 Aldershot v Bradford
19:45 Cheltenham v Hereford
19:45 Darlington v Port Vale
19:45 Notts County v Macclesfield
19:45 Rochdale v Rotherham
19:45 Torquay v Dag & Red



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Spurs don't have the bottle to go on a run, Man City are too inconsistent and you never know what team will turn up. It's between Villa and Liverpool imo, I reckon in the end experience will shine through and Liverpool will clinch it.

 

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Wigan are not relegation contenders, Martinez is clueless and way out of his depth, mate went to the game and I feel sorry for him.

3 points out of the last 21, and now only a point above the relegation zone. That's relegation contention for me.

 

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**** That's bad.

 

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Whitehead off.

 

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Hoping the lad has a quick recovery, and also hoping it's just a leg break and nothing to do with his ankle.

 

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I don't think you bossed the game? I though we easily had the best of the first half... the second half obviously all changed when the ref caved because one of your wussies broke his little ickle leg.

Wise up.

 

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bugger is it not on again?

Unfortunately no and don't call him a bugger.

 

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That's the best half of football I've seen Spurs play all season, imagine if Lennon was fit and was on the right.

 

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Game on!

 

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Is that how the team is lining up Baz?

 

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Arsenal's Aaron Ramsey has undergone surgery to fix fractures to his tibia and fibula in his right leg suffered during Saturday's 3-1 win at Stoke.

The 19-year-old Wales international was stretchered off after a tackle by Ryan Shawcross, who was sent off for the challenge and left the field in tears.

A statement on the Arsenal website said Saturday's operation was successful but no timescale has been set for recovery.

Midfielder Ramsey has been ruled out for the rest of the season.

After Saturday's match Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger branded the tackle on Ramsey as "not acceptable".

But Shawcross later expressed his sympathy for Ramsey and said in a statement: "There was absolutely no malice in the challenge."

He added: "I would never go out to hurt a fellow professional. I am deeply upset that Aaron has suffered such a bad injury and my thoughts are with him.

"I would like to send him my best wishes too for a speedy recovery."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/a/arsenal/8541140.stm

Hope he has a full recovery.

 

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I cant believe someone a technically gifted as Scholesy just could never master tackling.... I reckon he knows exactly what he's doing most of the time

Yeah so do I. It's usually a crucial break at the halfway line for the opposition too.

 

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To be honest even if Arsenal were taken out of England, planted in the middle of Spain and played in La Liga, their players would still face those sorts of tackles.

 

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What's wrong with Rambo!?!

/leaves thread.

 

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Really? Because I actually thought you were talking about the real Rambo...