2011/12 Barclay's Premier League Thread

sgt_pepper

Amatuer Footballer

Feedback - 100%

160   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,081

rishgoon said:

No penalty. Slight contact possibly, but Suarez was already in dive mode. Great save Szczesny though.

Click to expand...

if there was contact its a penalty. an extremely soft one, but still. to be honest, im suprised that a card didnt come with the call, if the ref thought it was a foul.
brilliant double save, youre right. hes pretty good at PKs ay?
pretty sure i heard that it was RVPs first ever goal @ anfield. hard to believe...

Zlatan @ Highbury

wouldve been sweet.
'no way. zlatan doesnt do auditions'...

 

rishgoon

OzCardTrader

Feedback - 100%

212   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,082

sgt_pepper said:

without RVP your boys would be lucky to be mid table. the overall quality is gone. time to clear house a bit i think.
tho you have been unlucky with injuries. again. but even with a fully fit back line theyd struggle defensively. good to see diaby back, but did he get injured again last nite?!

Click to expand...

Tight hamstring I think for Diaby. And I disagree, with a fully fit back line Arsenals defence would improve significantly. Sagna, Vermaelen, Gibbs, Santos, Djourou, now Mertesacker have had extended time out this season. Koscielny and Vermaelen have had to cover at left and right back a lot, whereas they both should be consistantly holding the two centre half positions. Sagna at right back and preferably a healthy Gibbs on the left, would be a great back four. Had no time to settle together though.

 

rishgoon

OzCardTrader

Feedback - 100%

212   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,083

sgt_pepper said:

if there was contact its a penalty. an extremely soft one, but still. to be honest, im suprised that a card didnt come with the call, if the ref thought it was a foul.
brilliant double save, youre right. hes pretty good at PKs ay?
pretty sure i heard that it was RVPs first ever goal @ anfield. hard to believe...

Zlatan @ Highbury

wouldve been sweet.
'no way. zlatan doesnt do auditions'...

Click to expand...

yeah his first goal at klanfield, and his first start there as well I think

 

rishgoon

OzCardTrader

Feedback - 100%

212   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,084

Might of been handy, probably wouldn't of been able to pay him enough to keep him though

 

sgt_pepper

Amatuer Footballer

Feedback - 100%

160   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,085

hmmm, maybe. gibbs is still unproven, djourou is hopeless, and santos should give up defending and convert to LMF. mertersacker im still on the fence. needs to show that his speed (or lack of) wont hold him back in the epl. verms and sagna are class, no doubt. the back ups are weak as too. kosc and squillaci? miguel? havent seen much of jenkinson so i'll leave him...

his first start @ anfield?! unbelivable. just shows you how injured he usually gets i guess. hes done well this season to stay fit. hopefully its a sign of less time spent rehabilitating.
cool zlatan pic. love how he was as arrogant as he is now when he was 19...

 

rishgoon

OzCardTrader

Feedback - 100%

212   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,086

Fair on Gibbs, Djourou cops too much blame I feel. And Koscielny was unlucky with his OG last night, but he is class, and if fit will start next to Vermaelen every game.

 

sgt_pepper

Amatuer Footballer

Feedback - 100%

160   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,087

djourou does make a lot of mistakes i think. obviously cant blame it all on him, but hes not a top enough player to be playing at arsenal in my opinion. kosc has been up and down from what ive seen over the last 2 seasons tho. maybe i just never forgave him for his debut...
not sure if unlucky is the right word to describe his OG tho. it was just a really bad clearance.

 

AyiosYiorgos

Card Addict

Feedback - 100%

183   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,088

His hammy felt tight so he came off

 

rishgoon

OzCardTrader

Feedback - 100%

212   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,089

Good stat on Koscielny, has made most tackles of any centre back (70) in the league this season. Has also made the most interceptions.

 

rishgoon

OzCardTrader

Feedback - 100%

212   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,090

Villas-Boas gone

 

Harsha_12

#Believeland #Kyrie

Feedback - 100%

82   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,091

Damn!!! I actually Like AVB!!!

 

Warney

Number 20.

Feedback - 100%

57   0   0

• Mar 4, 2012

• #1,092

Villas-Boas fired! Di Matteo manager for the rest of the season.
Massive money spent on AVB! Chelsea in all sorts of trouble.
Even though he didn't get results, you still have to feel sorry for him IMO, did the player's do enough?

 

sgt_pepper

Amatuer Footballer

Feedback - 100%

160   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,093

whata joke. they didnt even give him a season. i never really thought he was the right dude, but if youre gonna go for him, then youve got to give him a proper chance. id say the sqaud is a much bigger problem than AVB.
to be honest tho, he was never the right dude for the job. far too young...

 

Warney

Number 20.

Feedback - 100%

57   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,094

Wow! Pretty shocking half from United despite leading 1-0! Adebayor had a goal disallowed due to a handball.

4/3/12

Newcastle 1 Sunderland 1
Sports Direct Arena

Goals: Bendtner PEN (24')- Sunderland
Ameobi (90')- Newcastle

Yellows:
Lee Cattermole (2')- Sunderland
Yohan Cabaye (13')- Newcastle
Danny Simpson (19')- Newcastle
James McLean (19')- Sunderland
Demba Ba (23')- Newcastle
Mike Williamson (24')- Newcastle
Craig Gardner (51')- Sunderland
Cheikh Tiote (67')- Newcastle
Fraizer Campbell (84')- Sunderland

Reds:
Stephane Sessegnon (58')- Sunderland
Lee Cattermole (90+6')- Sunderland

Warney's MOTM: Craig Mignolet

 

Warney

Number 20.

Feedback - 100%

57   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,095

Fulham 5 Wolverhampton 0
Craven Cottage

Goals:
Pavel Pogrebnyak (36')- Fulham
Pavel Pogrebnyak (44')- Fulham
Clint Dempsey (56')- Fulham
Pavel Pogrebnyak (61')- Fulham
Clint Dempsey (83')- Fulham

Yellows:
Ronald Zubar (7')- Wolves
Brede Hangeland (22')- Fulham
Chris Berra (73')- Wolves

Reds:
-

Assists:
Andy Johnson x2
Danny Murphy x1
Damien Duff x1
Mahamadou Diarra x1

Warney's MOTM: Pavel Pogrebnyak

 

ljandkg

Go Celtics!!

Feedback - 100%

38   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,096

Lol...Warney's back!

 

Warney

Number 20.

Feedback - 100%

57   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,097

i'm back on the weekends mate, have been for a while now, not as much during the week as i have an education to complete

and that's 2, nice finish by Young!

 

Warney

Number 20.

Feedback - 100%

57   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,098

Young makes it 3.

Will be interesting to see what happens with Cattermole's red!

 

ljandkg

Go Celtics!!

Feedback - 100%

38   0   0

• Mar 5, 2012

• #1,099

Class finish from Young, I think we're seeing why Spurs aren't quite there - They conceded 8 to us this year, 6 now to Utd, 5 to the Arse last week...

 

AyiosYiorgos

Card Addict

Feedback - 100%

183   0   0

• Mar 6, 2012

• #1,100

http://www.footballtransfertavern.c...uarez-sparked-fan-to-hit-woman-with-tv-remote

Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has been sensationally branded a “spoilt child” by a Manchester judge after a United fan struck his partner immediately after Suarez’s infamous handshake snub of Patrice Evra at Old Trafford last month.
As reported in the Manchester Evening News, United fan Graham Trelfa hit his partner with a TV remote control and threw her to the ground after seeing Suarez and Evra fail to shake hands.
Though making it clear that Suarez was not directly responsible for Trelfa’s “bullying” behaviour Judge Jonathan Taaffe could not resist on letting the public know what he thought of Liverpool’s Uruguayan front man.
When sentencing Trelfa, Taaffe went on to say: “The actions of Mr Suarez were at best ill-considered and at worst the actions of a petulant individual who behaved like a spoilt child and brought contempt on both his club and the many professional footballers who conduct themselves properly week-in, week-out.”
Father of three Trelfa, reacted angrily after watching footage of the snub on the 10 o’clock news and hit his partner with the TV remote from close range before throwing her to the ground. He was in court after he pleaded guilty to a common assault charge, he was given a 12 month community order and was forced to pay £85 in costs.
We all know that Luis Suarez was not exactly blameless in the whole Patrice Evra affair but by no way should he be blamed for everything. It is almost laughable that a man can hit his wife and then blame it on a footballer.
Speaking after the judge’s decisions a relieved Trelfa explained his reaction: “I would like to apologise for what happened and I’m relieved with the judge’s decision. I saw the snub and it just made me angry. It annoyed me so much.”