***SPOILERS AHOY!!***Football 26th-29th Dec 2010
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ROFL at offside trap.
pwnd.
pwnd.
Give us some credit, this is why I hate the big teams, think they can win every game
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I thought I'd be more surprised at Arsenal so quickly throwing away the advantage they got by beating Chelsea.
good change - typical football that a big team beats another big team
and in the next game they drop points
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For the first time in 20+ years, i actually want us to loseJust to see the back of the worst liverpool manager, ever.
hate to say that a bit of me feels the same, this season is already written off so anything that gets rid of him sooner than later can't be all bad
For the first time in 20+ years, i actually want us to lose
Bring back Souness! Heh
We won't see the back of him, there's no way they will sack Hodgson before the last part of the season and there is no way he will walk.
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You may have played well but you were awarded a penalty that to me looked outside the box/a dive like wilshere's. We were denied a stonewall penalty at the end of the game so I'm still angry that we didn't win. Performance wise you did well but the ref played a massive part in the result.
Two penalty decisions cost Arsenal, although they should have put the game away prior to Wigan's equaliser.
Firstly, N'Zogbia was outside the box and (from the replays I saw) wasn't even touched. Then we've got another case of inconsistency with the referees - Nasri's freekick handled in the wall (exactly like Cesc did against Spurs) and only a corner is given.
Unlucky, but ultimately making 8 changes to the team has back-fired on Wenger.
Firstly, N'Zogbia was outside the box and (from the replays I saw) wasn't even touched. Then we've got another case of inconsistency with the referees - Nasri's freekick handled in the wall (exactly like Cesc did against Spurs) and only a corner is given.
Unlucky, but ultimately making 8 changes to the team has back-fired on Wenger.
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As usual only ourselves to blame, needless defensive changes, playing the 2nd half like we did at 0-0, which is why we went behind, even if it was to a slightly dubious penalty. Should have kept the intensity they showed to get to 2-1 up going but they just took their foot off the gas instead of killing the game off.
Failing to capitalise on United slipping up, again. Another habit they need to shake off.
Failing to capitalise on United slipping up, again. Another habit they need to shake off.