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Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 3:52 am
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Sun Feb 22, 2015 3:57 am
It's such an honor to be above this much improved Manchester United team, and lets not forget how hard the league is this year.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:00 am
We are only 5 points back with a game in hand. It is remarkable that The Gaalacticos have mustered up such a lead considering how consistent we have been since the very first day.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:05 am
Just seen United fixture list 
Wouldn't be at all surprised to see Liverpool over take them.
Wouldn't be at all surprised to see Liverpool over take them.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Scott_LFC Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:29 am
Another tactical masterclass from Van Gaal.
Looking at the United fixture list, I would be extremely disappointed to not finish ahead of them.
Looking at the United fixture list, I would be extremely disappointed to not finish ahead of them.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:30 am
We have a tough set as well to be fair. At least we have been playing well and getting results, though. We would be getting less than a point a game from our upcoming fixtures if we played like we did in November/October (can't remember which was worse, repressed those memories).
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:32 am
Waiting for RR
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Scott_LFC Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:37 am
Glen Miller wrote:We have a tough set as well to be fair. At least we have been playing well and getting results, though. We would be getting less than a point a game from our upcoming fixtures if we played like we did in November/October (can't remember which was worse, repressed those memories).
Add to that, we've apparently only lost 4 fixtures from January-onwards under BR.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:43 am
Do you mean in his 3 seasons total? I know we are the only undefeated Premier League team in 2015.Scott_LFC wrote:Glen Miller wrote:We have a tough set as well to be fair. At least we have been playing well and getting results, though. We would be getting less than a point a game from our upcoming fixtures if we played like we did in November/October (can't remember which was worse, repressed those memories).
Add to that, we've apparently only lost 4 fixtures from January-onwards under BR.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Scott_LFC Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:44 am
Glen Miller wrote:Do you mean in his 3 seasons total? I know we are the only undefeated Premier League team in 2015.Scott_LFC wrote:
Add to that, we've apparently only lost 4 fixtures from January-onwards under BR.
I think that's what I read, yeah.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by ResurrectionRooney Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:49 am
Best we've played in ages and we get beat to a freak goal. Annoying. Not much more to say than that really.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Scott_LFC Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:53 am
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Best we've played in ages and we get beat to a freak goal. Annoying. Not much more to say than that really.
You know RR is seething when he makes a typo.
Best they've played in ages
Brb 3 shots on target.
How many did Swansea manage?
Brb 6.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 4:56 am
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Best we've played in ages and we get beat to a freak goal. Annoying. Not much more to say than that really.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 5:06 am
http://www.espnfc.com/player/95410/diego-costa
I didn't realize he has been so poor since the end of November. 6 goals in his last 17 matches, if I did the adding correctly in my head.
I didn't realize he has been so poor since the end of November. 6 goals in his last 17 matches, if I did the adding correctly in my head.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Sun Feb 22, 2015 5:24 am
7 in his last 21 
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Sun Feb 22, 2015 5:27 am
Giroud has 11 in his last 21 
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Weather130 Sun Feb 22, 2015 5:41 am
Newcastle has rose the white flag.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by ResurrectionRooney Sun Feb 22, 2015 5:51 am
Not really a typo, and I don't even get angry about it any more. Last season had a massive calming effect on me, I think the level of anger I used to feelwhen we did get beat was probably quite unhealthy. I still get into it when watching the match but 5 minutes after it's I'm not thinking about it any more if it goes negatively. I've seen Liverpool about to win the league and Moyes making long term plans for United, I've been to the precipice and we're far from that now so I'm still a bit relieved.Scott_LFC wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:Best we've played in ages and we get beat to a freak goal. Annoying. Not much more to say than that really.
You know RR is seething when he makes a typo.
Best they've played in ages
Brb 3 shots on target.
How many did Swansea manage?
Brb 6.
I think this is probably how terminal cancer patients feel after they've received miracle remission diagnoses.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Sun Feb 22, 2015 7:07 am
Odd that, only a few days ago you were quite passionate about United and were defending them aggressively. But now that you've lost and dropped down you've all of a sudden calmed? 
Very strange.
Very strange.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by ResurrectionRooney Sun Feb 22, 2015 7:33 am
Keyser Söze wrote:Odd that, only a few days ago you were quite passionate about United and were defending them aggressively. But now that you've lost and dropped down you've all of a sudden calmed?
Responding in an ostensibly aggressive way to retarded things people say on here is different from being seething at United getting beat. 3, 4, 5 years ago I would have been, it would have pissed me off all evening, now I don't think I'd even be thinking about it if it wasn't being brought up on here.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Sun Feb 22, 2015 7:35 am
Would little RR prefer it if we didn't bring it up? 
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:41 am
Mikel nearly ended Arteta's career last season:
And this is what Mourinho said about it:
The campaign against Chelsea is real.
And this is what Mourinho said about it:
The campaign against Chelsea is real.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Ra's al Ghul Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:53 am
This is almost as bad:
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Mon Feb 23, 2015 8:54 am
That was the tackle that prompted the confrontation between Wenger & Mourinho, correct? That was horrendous, a level above the average studs-up challenge.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Ra's al Ghul Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:01 am
Glen Miller wrote:That was the tackle that prompted the confrontation between Wenger & Mourinho, correct? That was horrendous, a level above the average studs-up challenge.
Yep. The worst thing is that the ball is right there to be won and yet he clearly has no intention of getting to it.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:02 am
Martin Atkinson was the ref for that game and he was also the ref in the Burnley game yesterday. This is what Mourinho said when asked about the Cahill challenge on Sanchez
"I think the referee, from a technical point of view, had a fantastic performance in a difficult, technical, fast match with lots of runs behind - also the linesmen had a difficult game and I think they did a fantastic job"
Strange how when it goes against him it's a conspiracy of such monumental proportions that he feels need to make a last minute appearance on Goal on Sunday hosted by a breakfast show anchor and a moron. But when it's in his favour it's a "fantastic" performance.
"I think the referee, from a technical point of view, had a fantastic performance in a difficult, technical, fast match with lots of runs behind - also the linesmen had a difficult game and I think they did a fantastic job"
Strange how when it goes against him it's a conspiracy of such monumental proportions that he feels need to make a last minute appearance on Goal on Sunday hosted by a breakfast show anchor and a moron. But when it's in his favour it's a "fantastic" performance.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:06 am
Chelsea always defends itself with its cloak of indifference. You can't bring up Abramovich's past because they don't care and love his money, you can't bring up Mourinho's hypocrisy because he exists to infuriate, you can't bring up their aggression on the pitch because they only care about winning. I hate to paint them all with the same brush, but the whole "we're racist and that's the way we like it" chant is a microcosm of this larger issue. Chelsea is the worst, that's all I'm trying to say.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Keyser Söze Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:15 am
And what I find so hilarious is that they have been in totally command of the PL from start to finish and yet they are incredibly insecure. Like instead of admitting they were shit against Burnley they've blamed the referee as if Atkinson robbing them of two points to leave them just 5 points ahead of City is a disaster.
Even a section of United fans were critical of Ferguson and were wise to his "mind games", but Chelsea fans are complete taken it by Mourinho. And he's always thinking about his highlight reel, like how on Goal on Sunday he made that terrible lawyer analogy and you could just see thinking all the while that this would be something like Cantona and the seagulls, no Jose, it was just shit and try harder-ish And how could you forgot that attention seeking tackle during the only final he won last season.
Even a section of United fans were critical of Ferguson and were wise to his "mind games", but Chelsea fans are complete taken it by Mourinho. And he's always thinking about his highlight reel, like how on Goal on Sunday he made that terrible lawyer analogy and you could just see thinking all the while that this would be something like Cantona and the seagulls, no Jose, it was just shit and try harder-ish
And how could you forgot that attention seeking tackle during the only final he won last season.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by Glen Miller Mon Feb 23, 2015 9:50 am
"I didn't have an awful lot of sympathy for Nemanja Matic's red card until Courtois gave an intelligent analysis of the incident in his post-match interview. His eloquent interpretation left me with the distinct impression that here was a young man with real leadership qualities. This lad is the future of Chelsea."
Some of the pro-Chelsea analysis is enough to make me vomit.
Some of the pro-Chelsea analysis is enough to make me vomit.
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Re: Premier League match discussion thread | 2014/15
by ResurrectionRooney Mon Feb 23, 2015 10:00 am
Saw a Chelsea fan on Thursday being asked about what he thought of the racism on the Paris Metro, he said that it didn't happen and the footage wasn't real. I do think Mourinho is a great manager, and a great man for that matter, but I daresay he rubs off a bit much on Chelsea fans.
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