Greenlizard0 Weekend Football Thread ** spoilers ** [4 - 8th May 2013]
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Could see that coming from a mile off
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( I just don't think its likely)
But it would be comical if Spurs can win at OT and SB in the same season after failing to win at either for 20+ years (if that stat is correct of course)
edit -oooooooops
Highly doubtful. I only ever hear one song from Chelsea fans.
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I feel dirty for saying this but.... come on chelsea!!
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Yeah same here.
Been working out what may happen depending on this game and the worst outcome is a spurs win followed by a draw, with the best outcome being a chelsea win meaning arsenal then need 4 points at most from last 2 games.
Its going to go the the last day again no doubt and newcastle will be scrapping for a result.
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AVB the supposedly brilliant manager, who is sooo much better than Redknapp(despite the season saying otherwise and Bale being significantly improved), doing the same thing as last year, throwing points away, playing like crap.
Adebayor, why on earth would a supposedly good manager keep picking a completely useless twit upfront. If Defoe isn't fit, play Huddlestone, or , basically anyone who is fit and will actually run after the ball. A good, or even crap footballer who actually tries, is better to have in any position on the pitch over a very good player who outright refuses to try... and in this case Adebayor isn't even "very good", he's okay when he really wants to be, worthless at any other time.
How many times can a manager pick someone who has been so inept so often and simply isn't remotely trying to help?
EDIT:- I know I've pigeoned it, for sure....
Adebayor, why on earth would a supposedly good manager keep picking a completely useless twit upfront. If Defoe isn't fit, play Huddlestone, or , basically anyone who is fit and will actually run after the ball. A good, or even crap footballer who actually tries, is better to have in any position on the pitch over a very good player who outright refuses to try... and in this case Adebayor isn't even "very good", he's okay when he really wants to be, worthless at any other time.
How many times can a manager pick someone who has been so inept so often and simply isn't remotely trying to help?
EDIT:- I know I've pigeoned it, for sure....
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Lol would you believe it Adebayor decides to do something!
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LOL where did that come from ?! Adebayor !