Todays Games - Week 4

[Bradley]

Man Utd v Crystal Palace 12:45
Aston Villa v Newcastle 15:00
Fulham v West Brom 15:00
Hull v Cardiff 15:00
Stoke v Man City 15:00
Sunderland v Arsenal 15:00
Tottenham v Norwich 15:00
Everton v Chelsea 1730

Would be nice to see Man U struggle for a point, slim chance but you never know after an international break and an early kick off. Spurs v Norwich could be a good game.

 

[King Binny]

Early days but look like 6 pointers for Hull v Cardiff and Fulham v West Brom. Potentially tricky games for Man City and Chelsea in which they could drop points. Meanwhile Aston Villa haven't kept a clean sheet for ages (25 league games) while Cisse hasn't scored for the last 9 league games.

 

[the_khl]

Villa will tear Toons a new one is my guess.

*and it was a bad guess I might add...

 

[doctor_mac]

I hope they do. I've got a soft spot for Lambert, and not so much for Pardew.

 

[jimmy]

MU will probably win comfortably. RVP to score.
I think Everton will make life hard for Chelsea. I can see them drawing. City will also struggle at Stoke.

 

[doctor_mac]

I think Fellaini will be a massive miss for them, particularly without Lukaku in this game. I just can't see them getting a goal against Chelsea. 0-1 for me.

 

[Modo]

FFS Man U players diving all over the place.
First Evra now Young.

Awful dive by Young.

 

[James]

Got booked by the ref though for simulation. Fair play.

 

[FoxForceFive]

Bollocks. Not a bad decision though really, it was a stupid foul inside the box & did deny a clear goalscoring opportunity.

The rules are at fault though, the red card is a double punishment.

 

[Bradley]

RVP with the penalty, United should run away with this now.

 

[ILD]

Oh my god. Did any one see David James and co re creating the penalty decisions in the studio? Jesus.

 

[FoxForceFive]

I take back what I said, during the replay it didn't look anything like clear cut.

 

[Piedro]

It's fucking awful, I'm sure they think the average viewing age is about 6.

 

[Spionkop69]

Suggestions is it was a harsh penalty? What a surprise if true. Commentators are saying outside the box.

 

[the count]

Suggestions is it was a harsh penalty? What a surprise if true. Commentators are saying outside the box.

Definitely outside the box and debatable whether it was a foul

 

[doctor_mac]

Ashley Young is the king of the dive around the peno area.

 

[FoxForceFive]

Oh my god. Did any one see David James and co re creating the penalty decisions in the studio? Jesus.

Yep, that was shocking.

The before match sitting round chatting thing works well. Bit some of this BT sport coverage is pathetic.

That combined with the joke that is Saturday night football on sky, with a load of cunts in fm their clubs tops & t shirts asking redknapp & Co ridiculous questions are making watching footy truly horrible.

 

[willby]

this united side is completely un-creative and below average... good news for other teams

 

[Bradley]

Thon Danish fella starts for Spurs!

 

[willby]

their hair supply gone up by 100%... Felaini in..

 

[Bradley]

2-0 Rooney freekick.

Twats.

 

[Piedro]

This kid who has come in for Utd looks a talent. Can't spell his name though.

 

[Modo]

That Janusaz player seems really talented.

 

[ILD]

@ Piedro, He's Belgian. Bound to be good. Can't spell his name either btw.

 

[Piedro]

How much did they get him for? Looks like a great prospect.

 

[50 shades of red]

Adnan Januzaj. Joined as a 16 year old from Anderlecht two years ago.

 

[keniget]

I had a look at redcafe after we beat them and noticed a few of them talking about him - wanting to see him get a shot. I guess he's their big thing out of the youth squad.

 

[50 shades of red]

He was excellent in pre-season. United will do well to keep him as Barca and Juve have been sniffing around. I guess United losing Pogba last season will encourage Moyes to give this young lad playing time or he'll be off too.

 

[Fabio]

So he's their suso

 

[Fabio]

except probably better