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Relegation watch
Norwich remaining games:
Arsenal v Norwich
Norwich v Man Utd
Norwich v Watford
Everton v Norwich
Sunderland remaining games:
Sunderland v Arsenal
Stoke v Sunderland
Sunderland v Chelsea
Sunderland v Everton
Watford v Sunderland
Newcastle remaining games:
Liverpool v Newcastle
Newcastle v Crystal Palace
Aston Villa v Newcastle
Newcastle v Tottenham
Could get very tight in the end.
Norwich remaining games:
Arsenal v Norwich
Norwich v Man Utd
Norwich v Watford
Everton v Norwich
Sunderland remaining games:
Sunderland v Arsenal
Stoke v Sunderland
Sunderland v Chelsea
Sunderland v Everton
Watford v Sunderland
Newcastle remaining games:
Liverpool v Newcastle
Newcastle v Crystal Palace
Aston Villa v Newcastle
Newcastle v Tottenham
Could get very tight in the end.
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Sunderland are fucked - tough tough run in.
Well Rafa will go so that's no concern. Norwich are usually pushovers home and away, so they're welcome to stay. You just know that Rafa will get that ghastly bunch of wasters frustrating us at the weekend, which will be agony, and we seldom do well at their ground, and I'm sick to death of all their whining. So just GO!!!
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On the subject of players who DON'T try: Agbonlahor. What the heck is up with this guy? I've never figured him out. He's always looked about sixty, paunchy, miserable, permanent cob on. And that was when Villa were doing okay. This season: yikes. We had a thread a while back on players who don't seem to like football. This guy seems to regard football as ninety minutes of torture. An amazing waste of space.
I haven't really been paying attention to this I always assumed that whippets were a drug of last resort, based on the sort of white trash that collected in the parking lots and tent cities of festivals. They'd do anything they could get their hands on, but a tank of nitrous was a cheap as fuck, and all of a sudden they were kingpins with balloons.
I figured wealth brought other drugs, but that doesn't seem to be the case with footballers. I mean, if you are wealthy, and are celebrating a massive professional failure, don't you want to hit a more cultured bottom. You've got a couple of very fuckable women with weird eyebrows, so you're halfway there. Looking at those involved and the whole posing with the evidence thing, its certainly not tactical in nature, its not mindful of the drugs short half life with respect to testing.
No, there's a filthy tent dweller there, he's not even aware he's at the festival.
I figured wealth brought other drugs, but that doesn't seem to be the case with footballers. I mean, if you are wealthy, and are celebrating a massive professional failure, don't you want to hit a more cultured bottom. You've got a couple of very fuckable women with weird eyebrows, so you're halfway there. Looking at those involved and the whole posing with the evidence thing, its certainly not tactical in nature, its not mindful of the drugs short half life with respect to testing.
No, there's a filthy tent dweller there, he's not even aware he's at the festival.
But, but managers dont make a difference??
He's also the most embarrassingly thick interviewee I've ever seen, even by footballers' standards. Half the time he'd probably have a problem recalling his own name.
The poor sod has to try to spell it as well. No wonder he rushes to get off his head.
Everton must be fucking knackered, playing both Norwich and Sunderland on the last day of the season.
Nice spot, must have missed one game
Yes, the last game is Watford v Sunderland
http://m.bbc.com/sport/live/football/35897373
Arsenal vs WBA pre-match build up. Why's BBC referring to Tony Pulis just as TP, did he suddenly become an icon/symbol?
Arsenal vs WBA pre-match build up. Why's BBC referring to Tony Pulis just as TP, did he suddenly become an icon/symbol?
It's short for total prick
A packed Emirates Stadium watched in anticipation as Arsenal continued their annual end-of-season surge to secure the prestigious Fourth Place Cup for the 7th time in 11 seasons.
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