[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=34202.msg889847#msg889847 date=1245231750]
So is it arsenal on 19th Sept then?
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So is it arsenal on 19th Sept then?
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No
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[quote author=Paddy link=topic=34202.msg889887#msg889887 date=1245235410]
Meh. I would expect to be beaten Spurs anyway.
Home or away.
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You'd expect to lose to Spurs - home or away?
Meh. I would expect to be beaten Spurs anyway.
Home or away.
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You'd expect to lose to Spurs - home or away?
[quote author=Paddy link=topic=34202.msg889887#msg889887 date=1245235410]
Meh. I would expect to be beaten Spurs anyway.
Home or away.
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I think we'll win it.
Meh. I would expect to be beaten Spurs anyway.
Home or away.
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I think we'll win it.
No better time to play Spurs away. We will most likely have 2 or 3 new players while they are getting used to god knows how many new players trying to work together.
It should make the task at hand easier.
With any luck Birmingham will come up and start the season intent on making a good impression, a bit like Hull last year and take a point at Man U. (Can't see it, but we can hope)
It should make the task at hand easier.
With any luck Birmingham will come up and start the season intent on making a good impression, a bit like Hull last year and take a point at Man U. (Can't see it, but we can hope)
[quote author=Piedro link=topic=34202.msg889822#msg889822 date=1245230169]
October tough month.
3 away games, plus we play Chelsea & the Mancs.
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However there's 3 weeks between those matches. I think it's a good draw (depending on how it pans out with CL matches).
February looks the toughest :
6 Everton (h)
9 Arsenal (a)
20 Manchester City (a)
but overall it looks like a decent mix of easier matches interspersed with tougher games.
October tough month.
3 away games, plus we play Chelsea & the Mancs.
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However there's 3 weeks between those matches. I think it's a good draw (depending on how it pans out with CL matches).
February looks the toughest :
6 Everton (h)
9 Arsenal (a)
20 Manchester City (a)
but overall it looks like a decent mix of easier matches interspersed with tougher games.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=34202.msg889812#msg889812 date=1245229469]
Sir Alex Ferguson's side visit Anfield to play Liverpool on 24 October and last season's runners-up are at Old Trafford on 20 March.
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So which of you kind people will source me a ticket for the Man U game so I can celebrate my 40th in style? 😉
Sir Alex Ferguson's side visit Anfield to play Liverpool on 24 October and last season's runners-up are at Old Trafford on 20 March.
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So which of you kind people will source me a ticket for the Man U game so I can celebrate my 40th in style? 😉
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=34202.msg889808#msg889808 date=1245229275]
Apparently our first 4 games are;
Spurs away
Stoke home
Villa home
Bolton away
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12 points there then....
Apparently our first 4 games are;
Spurs away
Stoke home
Villa home
Bolton away
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12 points there then....
When the top four play each other:
August
29 Man Utd v Arsenal
October
3 Chelsea v Liverpool
24 Liverpool v Man Utd
November
7 Chelsea v Man Utd
28 Arsenal v Chelsea
December
12 Liverpool v Arsenal
January
30 Arsenal v Man Utd
February
6 Chelsea v Arsenal
9 Arsenal v Liverpool
March
20 Man Utd v Liverpool
April
3 Man Utd v Chelsea
May
1 Liverpool v Chelsea
August
29 Man Utd v Arsenal
October
3 Chelsea v Liverpool
24 Liverpool v Man Utd
November
7 Chelsea v Man Utd
28 Arsenal v Chelsea
December
12 Liverpool v Arsenal
January
30 Arsenal v Man Utd
February
6 Chelsea v Arsenal
9 Arsenal v Liverpool
March
20 Man Utd v Liverpool
April
3 Man Utd v Chelsea
May
1 Liverpool v Chelsea
An omen?
Man U were away to Hull on the last game of this season, and we go there on the last game of next season.
Its a sign!!!
Man U were away to Hull on the last game of this season, and we go there on the last game of next season.
Its a sign!!!
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=34202.msg889958#msg889958 date=1245241244]
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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Shut the fuck up.
Sorry to be rude and all, but that is the most ridiculous thing you have EVER posted.
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from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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Shut the fuck up.
Sorry to be rude and all, but that is the most ridiculous thing you have EVER posted.
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Just want to warn all you lads that have access to tickets.
You will have to endure no end of pleading begging and crying from me in January as most of the clan are hoping to go to Liverpool for a match at the end of January or early February as the two elder brothers are fifty and sixty around then.
You have been warned :-[
You will have to endure no end of pleading begging and crying from me in January as most of the clan are hoping to go to Liverpool for a match at the end of January or early February as the two elder brothers are fifty and sixty around then.
You have been warned :-[
[quote author=Paddy link=topic=34202.msg889967#msg889967 date=1245241676]
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=34202.msg889958#msg889958 date=1245241244]
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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Shut the fuck up.
Sorry to be rude and all, but that is the most ridiculous thing you have EVER posted.
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And that's saying something...
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=34202.msg889958#msg889958 date=1245241244]
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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Shut the fuck up.
Sorry to be rude and all, but that is the most ridiculous thing you have EVER posted.
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And that's saying something...
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=34202.msg889958#msg889958 date=1245241244]
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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You can find a conspiricy in anything if you look hard enough and/or are mental enough.
There's not one here though.
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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You can find a conspiricy in anything if you look hard enough and/or are mental enough.
There's not one here though.
[size=20pt]"From my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially". [/size]
I've never NOT laughed at a picture of Beaker.
Same with a dog with his head out of a car window. Guaranteed.
Same with a dog with his head out of a car window. Guaranteed.
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=34202.msg889978#msg889978 date=1245243138]
[quote author=Paddy link=topic=34202.msg889967#msg889967 date=1245241676]
Shut the fuck up.
Sorry to be rude and all, but that is the most ridiculous thing you have EVER posted.
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if only you took your own advice
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Yeah sure. At least I don't believe my own posts.
[quote author=Paddy link=topic=34202.msg889967#msg889967 date=1245241676]
Shut the fuck up.
Sorry to be rude and all, but that is the most ridiculous thing you have EVER posted.
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if only you took your own advice
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Yeah sure. At least I don't believe my own posts.
Haha @ Paddy
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=34202.msg889958#msg889958 date=1245241244]
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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We don't finish with two aways: our penultimate game is home to Chelski.
from my analysis United have definitely been favoured sequentially
boxing day weekend our 2nd game is Villa away while Man Utd have easier games (wigan home and a promoted side away)
in Jan we're away to stoke and Wolves in sequence while Man Utd are home in two easy games
at the end of the season Man Utd finish with 2 home games while we finish with 2 aways
At the start of the season we face a tough opener with two top 6 teams in the first 3 games while United have 2 promoted sides and Wigan away whose chairman describes Fergie as 'the master'
looks like it has been designed with a Man Utd bias with their main worry Liverpool sequentially disadvantaged
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We don't finish with two aways: our penultimate game is home to Chelski.
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[quote author=Sheik Yerbouti link=topic=34202.msg889827#msg889827 date=1245230307]
That'll be ace, beating Chelsea at Anfield to clinch the title.
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That's going to be the scenario.
That'll be ace, beating Chelsea at Anfield to clinch the title.
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That's going to be the scenario.
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