English League Football [6th - 10th Feb 2010] **spoilers**

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Saturday, 6 February 2010

Premier League

12:45 Liverpool v Everton -

15:00 Bolton v Fulham
15:00 Burnley v West Ham
15:00 Hull v Man City
15:00 Man Utd v Portsmouth -

15:00 Stoke v Blackburn
15:00 Sunderland v Wigan
17:30 Tottenham v Aston Villa -

Championship

13:00 Swansea v Preston
15:00 Barnsley v Watford
15:00 Blackpool v Leicester
15:00 Bristol City v Coventry
15:00 Ipswich v Middlesbrough
15:00 Nottm Forest v Sheff Wed
15:00 Peterborough v QPR
15:00 Plymouth v West Brom
15:00 Scvnthorpe v Crystal Palace
15:00 Sheff Utd v Derby
17:20 Doncaster v Reading -

League One

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


League Two

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

19:20 - 20:30 BBC Radio 5 Live

22:35 - 23:55 BBC1 & website

23:55 - 01:10 BBC1 & website



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Sunday, 7 February 2010


Premier League

13:30 Birmingham v Wolverhampton -

16:00 Chelsea v Arsenal -

07:35 - 09:00 BBC1 & website (repeat)

18:00 - 19:30 BBC Radio 5 Live

22:00 - 23:00 BBC2 & website



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Monday, 8 February 2010

League One

19:45 Colchester v Southend -

Late Kick Off - BBC1 23:05 - 23:35 (Round-up of the weekend's Football League action)



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Tuesday, 9 February 2010

Premier League

19:45 Man City v Bolton -

19:45 Portsmouth v Sunderland -

19:45 Wigan v Stoke
20:00 Fulham v Burnley


Championship

19:45 Cardiff v Peterborough
19:45 Coventry v Nottm Forest
19:45 Crystal Palace v Swansea
19:45 Derby v Newcastle
19:45 Leicester v Doncaster
19:45 Preston v Sheff Utd
19:45 Sheff Wed v Blackpool
19:45 Watford v Bristol City
19:45 West Brom v Scvnthorpe
20:00 Middlesbrough v Barnsley
20:00 QPR v Ipswich
20:00 Reading v Plymouth


League One

19:45 Brighton v Huddersfield
19:45 Bristol Rovers v Walsall
19:45 Swindon v Oldham


League Two

19:45 Bournemouth v Notts County
19:45 Bury v Macclesfield
19:45 Cheltenham v Burton Albion
19:45 Darlington v Lincoln City
19:45 Northampton v Accrington Stanley
19:45 Port Vale v Chesterfield
19:45 Rotherham v Dag & Red
19:45 Shrewsbury v Barnet



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Wednesday, 10 February 2010

Premier League

19:45 Arsenal v Liverpool -

19:45 Aston Villa v Man Utd -

19:45 West Ham v Birmingham
19:45 Wolverhampton v Tottenham
20:00 Blackburn v Hull
20:00 Everton v Chelsea

22:45 - 00:05 BBC1 & website



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Five stars again Linoge, expecting a lot of goals this weekend. Hopefully Rooney can keep his run going, hard to pick what the team will be at the moment, I'd like to see Nani start again but I also want to see Valencia as well, I guess it's a nice selection dilemma to have though.

I reckon Nani will play today while Valenica will start away to Villa. I hope we don't see the start of Valencia being tried in the middle or the left, or Nani moved to the left on his current form.

It's definitely his natural role on the right, on the left defenders know how to play against him, on the right, on his stronger foot he's more confident. It's just a shame Valencia is in good form too at the same time and one of them has to be dropped for the other to play.

But as far as sheer ability Nani is streets ahead, something we've always known but rarely seen. I really hope this marks a new era for Nani. I won't be happy if he's switched to the left today. Ferguson's comments about him recently about how shy he is, was news to me, I always got the impression he was a loud character but it's obviously had an affect on his confidence at times.

god I hate early kick offs. Especially after an awards dinner that didn't end till gone 1am...

Handing out 'most improved' and '100% attendance' awards already in Liverpool are they?

 

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That should have been a red for Pienaar. Horrible challenge.

 

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And the commentary team justify it by saying Mascherano does tackles just as bad.

Commentary team are muppets, there are definitely red cards in this game.

 

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Fellaini should have went as well. This game is out of hand. Bloody hell how bad is the refereeing in the EPL? Deary me.

 

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Lovely dive. 9/10

 

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Just watching replays of all the nasty challenges, bloody hell how are there not serious injuries.

 

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Just seen slow replays of that red card challenge. The only injuries are on Kyrgiakos. As much as the 2 footed lunge was stupid, Fellaini knew exactly what he was doing, disgraceful really, especially considering him nearly taking Kuyts face off and elbowing the greek earlier in the game.

Terrible game really, and Peinaar should be off. Its not going to end well IMO.

I take it you haven't seen the footage of Fellaini's shin then? He could barely walk after receiving treatment and was subbed because of it.

 

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Anyone else suprisingly impressed with Donovan since he came to Everton?

He's slotted in quite well, he's adapted to the pace of the EPL really quickly too.

 

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Disappointed with Everton in this second half, you'd think it was them playing with 10 men and not Liverpool. Liverpool covering every blade of grass and looking more likely to score.

 

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Van der Sar, Neville, Brown, Jonathan Evans, Evra, Valencia, Carrick, Fletcher, Nani, Berbatov, Rooney.
Subs: Kuszczak, Owen, Park, Fabio Da Silva, Gibson, De Laet, Diouf.

Now that is an attacking line up!!

But NEVILLE?!? Has Fergie lost his ******* mind, his last appearance was just abysmal. I'd rather have Fabio, Rafael or De Late there, or PIG for that matter.

To be fair, Portsmouth at Old Trafford and as much as I don't like discounting teams, it's going to be one way traffic so this game will suit Neville more. However if he turns out to be the reason why Portsmouth get into the game, he should never play again.

Hope Nani isn't on the left. His options are limited down that flank.

 

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Gerrard going in for a bit of revenge there.

 

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Pienaar off!

 

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We are all over Portsmouth. Only a matter of time before someone scores.

 

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Arsenal have come out with some very defeatist remarks this week. Between Arshavin and Wenger I don't know who is more negative about Arsenal's chances at the title/trophies this season.

 

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I think he meant it. He elbowed Kyriakos in the box earlier in the game then kicked Kuyt in the face after the whistle had blown for a foul then jumped in two footed. It was exactly the same sort of tackle that Axel Witsel did when he snapped Wasilewski's leg. He's a vicious **** and does stuff like that all the time.

I think he meant it too. He has that nasty streak about him. I think the correct decision would have been to send them both off but the referee had a right mare whole game with a lot of decisions and cards. Luckily for Liverpool, they were able to fight on and score to win the game.

 

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No.

They were both bad "tackles", Fellaini's challenege wasn't worse or better then the Liverpool players tackle.

It's just "worse" because he doesn't play for Liverpool.

I don't think that Fellaini's tackle was on purpose either, but I do think they were both red cards.

Fellaini's actual challenge was much worse than Kyriakos' challenge on him. Both definite red cards and the more I watch it, the more apparent it is that Fellaini went in to hurt Kyriakos for flying in like he did, and as bad as it looked at the time, very little real contact from Kyriakos.

 

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So going in with two feet up is okay?
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Kyriakos's tackle was awful, Fellaini's wansn't any better but I kinda think he was reacting to the lunge by the Liverpool player.

Both red cards though.

Can you read? Where did I say going in with two feet up was ok? And then you go on to say exactly what I did say.

 

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Oh.my.god.

I think I'll go back to talking to real people and not brick walls.