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SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 04:20 PM

any last predictions?

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 04:21 PM

Deadline!

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 04:47 PM

DUTCH MAGIC
Arsenal 2 - 0 Manchester City
Robin Van Persie 21', 75'

Robin Van Persie scored both goals in Arsenal's 2-0 win over Manchester City as they look to climb up into the top spots. Arsene Wenger was also extremley pleased with how new signings Matthew Upson and Ibrahim Afellay played and the team on the whole. Arsenal always looked like winning and almost got a goal within the first 3 minutes as Afellay's cross was met by Emmanuel Adebayor, but his header was tipped wide by Young keeper Joe Hart. Arsenal got their first goal after a superb counter-attack. Almunia's save was the starting point of the move, as he rolled it to Gael Clichy, who played the ball up the line for Samir Nasri, Nasri played a one-two with Adebayor and continued his run before crossing the ball for Van Persie, who tapped the ball into the near post, a superb Arsenal goal. Arsenal haven't been involved in many dirty matches, but this was the worst as Jo, Robin Van Persie and Michael Ball were all booked within 4 minutes of eachother.

The second half also started with an Arsenal attack as Samir Nasri went forward with the ball, his cross found Afellay, who chested it down, before volleying just past the post. Elano was then booked for arguaing with Mike Reily over a Manchester City Penalty claim which was turned down, the ball did clearly strike Gael Clichy's hand, but it was never intentional. Robinho came on for Manchester City as they looked to attack with style as Robinho's dazzling skill run was stopped by Matthew Upson's sliding challenge. Stephen Ireland then came on, but didn't cause the same impact, as he let Adebayor take the ball from him, Adebayor continued his run before shooting, but Hart saved, but the ball rolled out of his hands to Robin Van Persie who never misses from that distance. Van Persie then almost got his hat-trick, but his lob narrowly missed from a tight angle.

+ Match Box
Arsenal || Man City
2 | Goals | 0
8 | Shots | 6
5 | On Target | 5
50% | Possession | 50%
13| Tackles | 18
1 | Fouls | 5
1 | Yellow Cards | 4
0 | Red Cards | 0
62% | Shot Accuracy | 83%
77% | Passing Accuracy | 78%

+ Match Ratings
+ Arsenal
Manuel Almunia 8
Barcay Sagna 4
Matthew Upson 7
William Gallas 6
Gael Clichy 7
Ibrahim Afellay 5
Cesc Fabregas 6
Denilson 7
Samir Nasri 5
Robin Van Persie 9
Emmanuel Adebayor 7
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Theo Walcott 6
Nicklas Bendtner 5
Emmanuel Eboue 5

+ Manchester City
Joe Hart 5
Paolo Zabaleta 6
Richard Dunne 7
Micah Richards 8
Michael Ball 7
Shaun Wright-Phillips 5
Michael Johnson 5
Gelsen Fernandes 6
Martin Petrov 6
Elano 6
Jo 6
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Vincent Kompany 6
Stephen Ireland 5
Robinho 4

Harald · 02-01-2009, 04:47 PM

Great match.

Harald · 02-01-2009, 04:48 PM

RVP = Good, but eeewwww.

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 06:20 PM

+ ARSENAL
Only Walcott from the Arsenal side which beat Manchester City starts
Aaron Ramsey captains side
Henri Lansbury, Vincenzo Fiorillo and Amaury Bischoff start on the bench
Gavin Hoyte, Johan Djourou, Alexandre Song and Mikael Silvestre start in defence

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STARTING XI
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21. Fabianski
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41. Hoyte -- 20. Djourou -- 17. Song -- 18. Silvestre
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14. Walcott -- 16. Ramsey -- 42. Fran Merida -- 19. Wilshire
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12. Vela -- 26. Bendtner

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BENCH
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6. Fiorillo
2. Upson
27. Eboue
15. Denilson
39. Lansbury
28. Bischoff
25. Adebayor

+ CHESTER
Ex-Liverpool midfielder Ritchie Partridge starts
Anthony Barry is the key man in the Chester Midfield
Ex-Leeds defender Paul Butler drops to the bench
Ryan Lowe joins Kevin Ellison up front instead of suspended Paul McManus

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STARTING XI
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12. Danby
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2. Roberts -- 5. Linwood -- 22. Vaughn -- 3. Wilson
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7. Partridge -- 8. Barry -- 16. Harris -- 23. Mozika
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11. Ellison -- 10. Lowe

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BENCH
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13. Palethorpe
4. Dinning
6. Butler
20. Hughes
15. Mannix
24. Rutherford
26. Taylor

+ KEY CLASH
+ ANTHONY BARRY v AARON RAMSEY

Aaron Ramsey captains the side as Arsenal look to develop the 'Young Guns' for the future. Ramsey has played several games in the Premier League, but gets his first start of the season today. His opponent is Anthony Barry, who is one of Chester's best and youngest players and will look to get stuck in to Aaron Ramsey. Barry used to play for Everton until they released his and he has been in League 2 ever since, he will look to impress today

+ PREDICTION
Chester 0 - 3 Arsenal

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 06:25 PM

Predictions?

SPEKZ · 02-01-2009, 06:27 PM

5-1 Arsena;

Valo · 02-01-2009, 06:28 PM

2-1.

AVM_Gunners FC · 02-01-2009, 06:29 PM

2-1 Arsenal it'lll be a tough one.... be prepared !.... and if neeeded plz bring Ade...

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 06:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AnuragCR7

2-1 Arsenal it'lll be a tough one.... be prepared !.... and if neeeded plz bring Ade...

Thanks.....Check out the Prediction Table on Post 5!

AVM_Gunners FC · 02-01-2009, 06:31 PM

yes i know....i'm the best no one can beat me at Arsenal.... bullseye...

Plymouth_Zac · 02-01-2009, 06:56 PM

4-0

ManchesterRed · 02-01-2009, 07:05 PM

You'll win 5-0.

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 07:25 PM

Deadline!

Harald · 02-01-2009, 07:33 PM

4-0!!!!!!!!!!!

Harald · 02-01-2009, 07:35 PM

No! I was too slow.

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 07:51 PM

Chester City 0 - 5 Arsenal
Carlos Vela 14', 29'
Aaron Ramsey 36', 50'
Theo Walcott 44'
Kevin Roberts [RED CARD] 81'

The Arsenal young guns were absolutely fantastic as they came out clear winners with the scoreline of 5-0. Arsene Wenger even said that if they played like that, then they would be legends. Arsenal got off to a flying start as Carlos Vela's pure pace took him past the Chester defence and they the Mexican cooly slotted under Danby to get the 'Youth Team' off the mark. With Arsenal's pure passing quality, they worked it around the Chester players and created gaps which Jack Wilshire, Nicklas Bendtner and Theo Walcott almost exploited. Vela then got his second as Aaron Ramsey's superb through ball found Vela, who's curling shot hit the inside of the post before going in. Minutes later and we saw the goal of the game, 16 passes followed by a cracking finish. The build up all started when Aaron Ramsey tackled Anthony Barry before passing to Jack Wilshire, The play built up as Vela recieved the ball, the opened up to shoot, before dummying a shot and continuing running, he then thread through Ramsey, who slotted into the bottom corner. Arsenal were playing with such creative style, they might just take the places of the first team. Walcott rounded off the half with a superb finish, A cross from Wilshire was headed away to Fran Merida who took it round Barry before passing to Walcott who drove the ball into the bottom corner.

The second half started with another good goal, Fran Merida's challenge was thought to be a free-kick, but the referee didn't blow his whistle and Aaron Ramsey continued with the ball, he drove the ball from 20 yards and it flew into the corner as Danby just stood and watched. Arsene Wenger then signalled to Ramsey to play more defencive as a team. So Arsenal sat back, but that didn't stop them from shooting, or Chester from being dirty as Paul Linwood, Kevin Roberts, Marvin Hughes and Anthony Barry were all booked. Kevin Roberts was then sent off in the 81st minute after his challenge on Jack Wilshire after the 17 year old's superb piece of skill. Arsenal avioded two late goals as Chester looked to salvage some pride, Anthony Barry's shot was blocked by Johan Djourou, and the ball ended up in the back of the net, but the referee said no-goal because the ball had gone through a hole in the net and then into the goal. Ritchie Partridge's shot from 7 yards then rattled the bar in the last minute as Arsenal were struggling, but they came out 5-0 winners.

+ MATCH BOX
Chester || Arsenal
0 | Goals | 5
5 | Shots | 14
3 | On Target | 9
49% | Possession | 51%
11 | Tackles | 10
6 | Fouls | 1
4 | Yellow Cards | 0
1 | Red Cards | 0

+MATCH RATINGS
+ ARSENAL
Luka Fabianski 7
Gavin Hoyte 7
Alexandre Song 6
Johan Djourou 7
Mikael Silvestre 7
Theo Walcott 8
Aaron Ramsey 10
Fran Merida 6
Jack Wilshire 6
Carlos Vela 9
Nicklas Bendtner
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Matthew Upson 6
Henri Lansbury 7
Emmanuel Eboue 7

+ CHESTER
John Danby 5
Paul Linwood 5
Tony Hinning 6
Kevin Roberts 5
Laurence Wilson 5
Mark Hughes 4
Anthony Barry 5
Ritchie Partridge 5
David Mannix 6

Kevin Ellison 7
Ryan Lowe 5
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Damien Mozika 5
James Vaughn 5
Jay Harris 5

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 07:56 PM

Comments?

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 08:16 PM

POS - TEAM - GD - PTS

1 Liverpool - 12 - 13
2 Aston Villa - 4 - 12
3 Blackburn - 7 - 11
4 Manchester United - 7 - 11
5 Arsenal - 6 - 11
6 Chelsea - 3 - 9
7 Hull City - 2 - 9
8 Tottenham - 1 - 8
9 Newcastle - 1 - 7
10 Manchester City - 0 - 7
11 Middlesbrough - 0 - 7
12 West Brom - -1 - 6
13 Sunderland - -2 - 6
14 Bolton - -1 - 5
15 Fulham - -4 - 4
16 Everton - -7 - 4
17 Wigan - -5 - 3
18 West Ham - -5 - 1
19 Stoke - -9 - 1
20 Portsmouth - -9 - 1

* Note *
Some teams have played 6. Some teams have played 5.

IRE-ENG-OX4 · 02-01-2009, 08:17 PM

Top of the league. We're top of the league.

SPEKZ · 02-01-2009, 08:29 PM

I said 5-1 and the score was 5-0

ManRich · 02-01-2009, 08:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by luke-oxford

Top of the league. We're top of the league.

You'll be bottom half of the table by the time he get's to January.

Scouse habbit.

ManchesterRed · 02-01-2009, 08:41 PM

I got it right! 5-0!

Great win, were they easy?

SAFC_Broady · 02-01-2009, 08:43 PM

5-0 after 50 minutes.....

So I just stopped attacking so It wouldn't get too unrealistic

02-01-2009, 04:20 PM	#226 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	any last predictions? __________________

02-01-2009, 04:21 PM	#227 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	Deadline! __________________

02-01-2009, 04:47 PM	#228 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	DUTCH MAGIC Arsenal 2 - 0 Manchester City Robin Van Persie 21', 75' Robin Van Persie scored both goals in Arsenal's 2-0 win over Manchester City as they look to climb up into the top spots. Arsene Wenger was also extremley pleased with how new signings Matthew Upson and Ibrahim Afellay played and the team on the whole. Arsenal always looked like winning and almost got a goal within the first 3 minutes as Afellay's cross was met by Emmanuel Adebayor, but his header was tipped wide by Young keeper Joe Hart. Arsenal got their first goal after a superb counter-attack. Almunia's save was the starting point of the move, as he rolled it to Gael Clichy, who played the ball up the line for Samir Nasri, Nasri played a one-two with Adebayor and continued his run before crossing the ball for Van Persie, who tapped the ball into the near post, a superb Arsenal goal. Arsenal haven't been involved in many dirty matches, but this was the worst as Jo, Robin Van Persie and Michael Ball were all booked within 4 minutes of eachother. The second half also started with an Arsenal attack as Samir Nasri went forward with the ball, his cross found Afellay, who chested it down, before volleying just past the post. Elano was then booked for arguaing with Mike Reily over a Manchester City Penalty claim which was turned down, the ball did clearly strike Gael Clichy's hand, but it was never intentional. Robinho came on for Manchester City as they looked to attack with style as Robinho's dazzling skill run was stopped by Matthew Upson's sliding challenge. Stephen Ireland then came on, but didn't cause the same impact, as he let Adebayor take the ball from him, Adebayor continued his run before shooting, but Hart saved, but the ball rolled out of his hands to Robin Van Persie who never misses from that distance. Van Persie then almost got his hat-trick, but his lob narrowly missed from a tight angle. + Match Box Arsenal \|\| Man City 2 \| Goals \| 0 8 \| Shots \| 6 5 \| On Target \| 5 50% \| Possession \| 50% 13\| Tackles \| 18 1 \| Fouls \| 5 1 \| Yellow Cards \| 4 0 \| Red Cards \| 0 62% \| Shot Accuracy \| 83% 77% \| Passing Accuracy \| 78% + Match Ratings + Arsenal Manuel Almunia 8 Barcay Sagna 4 Matthew Upson 7 William Gallas 6 Gael Clichy 7 Ibrahim Afellay 5 Cesc Fabregas 6 Denilson 7 Samir Nasri 5 Robin Van Persie 9 Emmanuel Adebayor 7 ------------------------- Theo Walcott 6 Nicklas Bendtner 5 Emmanuel Eboue 5 + Manchester City Joe Hart 5 Paolo Zabaleta 6 Richard Dunne 7 Micah Richards 8 Michael Ball 7 Shaun Wright-Phillips 5 Michael Johnson 5 Gelsen Fernandes 6 Martin Petrov 6 Elano 6 Jo 6 -------------------------- Vincent Kompany 6 Stephen Ireland 5 Robinho 4 __________________

02-01-2009, 04:47 PM	#229 (permalink)
Harald Elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Gender: Private Posts: 9,320	Great match. __________________ Did you ever see a Robin weep, When leaves begin to die? That means he's lost his will to live.

02-01-2009, 04:48 PM	#230 (permalink)
Harald Elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Gender: Private Posts: 9,320	RVP = Good, but eeewwww. __________________ Did you ever see a Robin weep, When leaves begin to die? That means he's lost his will to live.

02-01-2009, 06:20 PM	#231 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	+ ARSENAL Only Walcott from the Arsenal side which beat Manchester City starts Aaron Ramsey captains side Henri Lansbury, Vincenzo Fiorillo and Amaury Bischoff start on the bench Gavin Hoyte, Johan Djourou, Alexandre Song and Mikael Silvestre start in defence ------------------ STARTING XI ------------------ 21. Fabianski --------------------------- 41. Hoyte -- 20. Djourou -- 17. Song -- 18. Silvestre ---------------------------- 14. Walcott -- 16. Ramsey -- 42. Fran Merida -- 19. Wilshire ----------------------- 12. Vela -- 26. Bendtner ----------------- BENCH ----------------- 6. Fiorillo 2. Upson 27. Eboue 15. Denilson 39. Lansbury 28. Bischoff 25. Adebayor + CHESTER Ex-Liverpool midfielder Ritchie Partridge starts Anthony Barry is the key man in the Chester Midfield Ex-Leeds defender Paul Butler drops to the bench Ryan Lowe joins Kevin Ellison up front instead of suspended Paul McManus ------------------ STARTING XI ------------------ 12. Danby ----------------------- 2. Roberts -- 5. Linwood -- 22. Vaughn -- 3. Wilson ------------------------------ 7. Partridge -- 8. Barry -- 16. Harris -- 23. Mozika ------------------------- 11. Ellison -- 10. Lowe ---------------- BENCH ---------------- 13. Palethorpe 4. Dinning 6. Butler 20. Hughes 15. Mannix 24. Rutherford 26. Taylor + KEY CLASH + ANTHONY BARRY v AARON RAMSEY Aaron Ramsey captains the side as Arsenal look to develop the 'Young Guns' for the future. Ramsey has played several games in the Premier League, but gets his first start of the season today. His opponent is Anthony Barry, who is one of Chester's best and youngest players and will look to get stuck in to Aaron Ramsey. Barry used to play for Everton until they released his and he has been in League 2 ever since, he will look to impress today + PREDICTION Chester 0 - 3 Arsenal __________________

02-01-2009, 06:25 PM	#232 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	Predictions? __________________

02-01-2009, 06:27 PM	#233 (permalink)
SPEKZ EA Veteran Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: England Age: 16 Gender: Male Posts: 12,544	5-1 Arsena; __________________ African Cup of Nations Group B: Ivory Coast Ghana Togo Burkina Faso

02-01-2009, 06:28 PM	#234 (permalink)
Valo EA Veteran Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Cobourg, ON Gender: Male Posts: 11,069	2-1. __________________

02-01-2009, 06:29 PM	#235 (permalink)
AVM_Gunners FC Forum Guru Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: New Delhi,India Age: 16 Posts: 1,401	2-1 Arsenal it'lll be a tough one.... be prepared !.... and if neeeded plz bring Ade...

02-01-2009, 06:31 PM	#237 (permalink)
AVM_Gunners FC Forum Guru Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: New Delhi,India Age: 16 Posts: 1,401	yes i know....i'm the best no one can beat me at Arsenal.... bullseye...

02-01-2009, 07:05 PM	#239 (permalink)
ManchesterRed Forum Junkie Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 3,044	You'll win 5-0. __________________

02-01-2009, 07:25 PM	#240 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	Deadline! __________________

02-01-2009, 07:33 PM	#241 (permalink)
Harald Elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Gender: Private Posts: 9,320	4-0!!!!!!!!!!! __________________ Did you ever see a Robin weep, When leaves begin to die? That means he's lost his will to live.

02-01-2009, 07:35 PM	#242 (permalink)
Harald Elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Gender: Private Posts: 9,320	No! I was too slow. __________________ Did you ever see a Robin weep, When leaves begin to die? That means he's lost his will to live.

02-01-2009, 07:51 PM	#243 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	Chester City 0 - 5 Arsenal Carlos Vela 14', 29' Aaron Ramsey 36', 50' Theo Walcott 44' Kevin Roberts [RED CARD] 81' The Arsenal young guns were absolutely fantastic as they came out clear winners with the scoreline of 5-0. Arsene Wenger even said that if they played like that, then they would be legends. Arsenal got off to a flying start as Carlos Vela's pure pace took him past the Chester defence and they the Mexican cooly slotted under Danby to get the 'Youth Team' off the mark. With Arsenal's pure passing quality, they worked it around the Chester players and created gaps which Jack Wilshire, Nicklas Bendtner and Theo Walcott almost exploited. Vela then got his second as Aaron Ramsey's superb through ball found Vela, who's curling shot hit the inside of the post before going in. Minutes later and we saw the goal of the game, 16 passes followed by a cracking finish. The build up all started when Aaron Ramsey tackled Anthony Barry before passing to Jack Wilshire, The play built up as Vela recieved the ball, the opened up to shoot, before dummying a shot and continuing running, he then thread through Ramsey, who slotted into the bottom corner. Arsenal were playing with such creative style, they might just take the places of the first team. Walcott rounded off the half with a superb finish, A cross from Wilshire was headed away to Fran Merida who took it round Barry before passing to Walcott who drove the ball into the bottom corner. The second half started with another good goal, Fran Merida's challenge was thought to be a free-kick, but the referee didn't blow his whistle and Aaron Ramsey continued with the ball, he drove the ball from 20 yards and it flew into the corner as Danby just stood and watched. Arsene Wenger then signalled to Ramsey to play more defencive as a team. So Arsenal sat back, but that didn't stop them from shooting, or Chester from being dirty as Paul Linwood, Kevin Roberts, Marvin Hughes and Anthony Barry were all booked. Kevin Roberts was then sent off in the 81st minute after his challenge on Jack Wilshire after the 17 year old's superb piece of skill. Arsenal avioded two late goals as Chester looked to salvage some pride, Anthony Barry's shot was blocked by Johan Djourou, and the ball ended up in the back of the net, but the referee said no-goal because the ball had gone through a hole in the net and then into the goal. Ritchie Partridge's shot from 7 yards then rattled the bar in the last minute as Arsenal were struggling, but they came out 5-0 winners. + MATCH BOX Chester \|\| Arsenal 0 \| Goals \| 5 5 \| Shots \| 14 3 \| On Target \| 9 49% \| Possession \| 51% 11 \| Tackles \| 10 6 \| Fouls \| 1 4 \| Yellow Cards \| 0 1 \| Red Cards \| 0 +MATCH RATINGS + ARSENAL Luka Fabianski 7 Gavin Hoyte 7 Alexandre Song 6 Johan Djourou 7 Mikael Silvestre 7 Theo Walcott 8 Aaron Ramsey 10 Fran Merida 6 Jack Wilshire 6 Carlos Vela 9 Nicklas Bendtner --------------------- Matthew Upson 6 Henri Lansbury 7 Emmanuel Eboue 7 + CHESTER John Danby 5 Paul Linwood 5 Tony Hinning 6 Kevin Roberts 5 Laurence Wilson 5 Mark Hughes 4 Anthony Barry 5 Ritchie Partridge 5 David Mannix 6 Kevin Ellison 7 Ryan Lowe 5 ---------------------------- Damien Mozika 5 James Vaughn 5 Jay Harris 5 __________________

02-01-2009, 07:56 PM	#244 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	Comments? __________________

02-01-2009, 08:16 PM	#245 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	POS - TEAM - GD - PTS 1 Liverpool - 12 - 13 2 Aston Villa - 4 - 12 3 Blackburn - 7 - 11 4 Manchester United - 7 - 11 5 Arsenal - 6 - 11 6 Chelsea - 3 - 9 7 Hull City - 2 - 9 8 Tottenham - 1 - 8 9 Newcastle - 1 - 7 10 Manchester City - 0 - 7 11 Middlesbrough - 0 - 7 12 West Brom - -1 - 6 13 Sunderland - -2 - 6 14 Bolton - -1 - 5 15 Fulham - -4 - 4 16 Everton - -7 - 4 17 Wigan - -5 - 3 18 West Ham - -5 - 1 19 Stoke - -9 - 1 20 Portsmouth - -9 - 1 * Note * Some teams have played 6. Some teams have played 5. __________________

02-01-2009, 08:17 PM	#246 (permalink)
IRE-ENG-OX4 Banned Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Oxford, England Age: 15 Gender: Male Posts: 7,749	Top of the league. We're top of the league.

02-01-2009, 08:29 PM	#247 (permalink)
SPEKZ EA Veteran Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: England Age: 16 Gender: Male Posts: 12,544	I said 5-1 and the score was 5-0 __________________ African Cup of Nations Group B: Ivory Coast Ghana Togo Burkina Faso

02-01-2009, 08:41 PM	#249 (permalink)
ManchesterRed Forum Junkie Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 3,044	I got it right! 5-0! Great win, were they easy? __________________

02-01-2009, 08:43 PM	#250 (permalink)
SAFC_Broady Elite Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: County Durham Gender: Male Posts: 9,855	5-0 after 50 minutes..... So I just stopped attacking so It wouldn't get too unrealistic __________________