If you have,then why not flaunt it..

Anyone been watching the womens World Cup?
I see the US girlies trounced our lovely England girlies today 3-0
I hope they go on to win it now and give Germany a good trouncing along the way

Arsenal 5 Derby 0.

Ade with a hattrick and Cesc scored again and had 2 assists. He's on fire.

Saturday, 22 September 2007
Barclays Premier League
Arsenal 5-0 Derby
Fulham 3-3 Man City
Liverpool 0-0 Birmingham
Middlesbrough 2-2 Sunderland
Reading 2-1 Wigan


The Coca-Cola Football League Championship
Blackpool 2-2 Colchester
Bristol City 2-2 Burnley
Cardiff 2-2 Preston
Charlton 2-0 Leicester
Crystal Palace 3-2 Sheff Utd
Ipswich 4-1 Coventry
QPR 1-1 Watford
Scunthorpe 2-3 West Brom
Sheff Wed 1-0 Hull
Southampton 2-3 Barnsley
Stoke 3-2 Plymouth
Wolverhampton 2-0 Norwich


Coca-Cola Football League One
Brighton 1-2 Yeovil
Carlisle 1-1 Bristol Rovers
Cheltenham 1-1 Tranmere
Crewe 0-0 Millwall
Leeds 2-0 Swansea
Leyton Orient 2-4 Hartlepool
Luton 2-1 Port Vale
Northampton 3-0 Huddersfield
Nottm Forest 4-0 Gillingham
Southend 3-2 Doncaster
Swindon 4-1 Bournemouth
Walsall 0-3 Oldham


Coca-Cola Football League Two
Accrington Stanley 1-0 Mansfield
Chester 0-2 Brentford
Chesterfield 0-1 Barnet
Dag & Red 1-1 Bury
Hereford 4-2 Bradford
Lincoln City 1-2 Grimsby
Milton Keynes Dons 1-0 Darlington
Peterborough 1-1 Morecambe
Rochdale 1-1 Macclesfield
Rotherham 1-1 Notts County
Stockport 2-1 Wrexham
Wycombe 1-1 Shrewsbury

COME ON UTD,BEAT THE CHESLSKI SCUM

Boooo, no way Obi Mikel(sp) should have got a straight red. 1-0 United at half with Tevez getting the goal righ before half.

Good to see Man Utd back in the top pile after the worrying start they had.

While it was great to take 3 points from Chelsea,its not safe to write there chances off just yet.

Its looking like another one of those seasons where any team can beat any team.

The team looking the most impressive this season as much as i hate to say it is "Arsenal",they ve took a couple of years to gel but this could be there season.Hopefully im wrong.

Barclays Premier League Table
23 September 2007 17:56

P GD PTS
1 Arsenal 6 11 16
2 Man Utd 7 4 14
3 Man City 7 3 13
4 Liverpool 6 9 12

5 Newcastle 6 4 11
6 Chelsea 7 -1 11

7 West Ham 6 3 10
8 Aston Villa 6 3 10
9 Everton 7 0 10
10 Blackburn 6 1 9
11 Portsmouth 7 0 9
12 Wigan 7 1 8
13 Middlesbrough 7 -2 8
14 Birmingham 7 -2 8
15 Sunderland 7 -4 8
16 Reading 7 -6 7
17 Fulham 7 -2 6


18 Tottenham 7 -2 5
19 Bolton 7 -4 4
20 Derby 7 -16 4

good win for Newcastle

And Vidukas off the mark..

Yes mate,but he had already scored one against the Smoggies!
Good result for us without looking that good!
Much better defensively where we have always been cack

My mistake,Owen came off injured again looks like another spell on the sidelines...

Owen is a bit of a waste of space for Newcastle at present mate,yes
He has done the biz for England lately tho so i will give him a pass...for now

I think hes just been unlucky at the moment.

The Newcastle Jinx

i fell so sorry for owen i really do i like the kid


Tuesday, 25 September 2007
Carling Cup
Arsenal v Newcastle, R3, 19:45
Blackpool v Southend, R3, 19:45
Burnley v Portsmouth, R3, 19:45
Luton v Charlton, R3, 19:45
Man City v Norwich, R3, 19:45
Reading v Liverpool, R3, 19:45
Sheff Utd v Morecambe, R3, 19:45 come on you Blades
West Brom v Cardiff, R3, 19:45



Wednesday, 26 September 2007
Carling Cup
Aston Villa v Leicester, R3, 19:45
Blackburn v Birmingham, R3, 20:00
Fulham v Bolton, R3, 20:00
Hull v Chelsea, R3, 19:45
Man Utd v Coventry, R3, 20:00
Sheff Wed v Everton, R3, 19:45 come on you TOFFEES
Tottenham v Middlesbrough, R3, 20:00
West Ham v Plymouth, R3, 19:45

Saturday, 29 September 2007
International Match
South Africa v Botswana,
Barclays Premier League
Birmingham v Man Utd, 17:15
Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00
Derby v Bolton, 15:00
Man City v Newcastle, 12:45
Portsmouth v Reading, 15:00
Sunderland v Blackburn, 15:00
West Ham v Arsenal, 15:00
Wigan v Liverpool, 15:00




Football fixtures

CollatedEnglish Scottish International European Other
Please note: Fixtures are subject to change. The BBC is not responsible for any changes that may be made.

Tuesday, 25 September 2007
Carling Cup
Arsenal v Newcastle, R3, 19:45
Blackpool v Southend, R3, 19:45
Burnley v Portsmouth, R3, 19:45
Luton v Charlton, R3, 19:45
Man City v Norwich, R3, 19:45
Reading v Liverpool, R3, 19:45
Sheff Utd v Morecambe, R3, 19:45
West Brom v Cardiff, R3, 19:45
FA Cup Qualifying
London APSA v Brentwood Town, R1, 19:45
Needham Market v Grantham, R1, 19:45
Willenhall Town v Barnt Green Spartak, P, 19:45
Blue Square Premier
Cambridge Utd v Aldershot, 19:45
Droylsden v Burton Albion, 19:45
Ebbsfleet United v Crawley Town, 19:45
Forest Green v Stevenage, 19:45
Oxford Utd v Salisbury, 19:45
Rushden & D'monds v Grays Athletic, 19:45
Stafford Rangers v Histon, 19:45
Torquay v Weymouth, 19:45
Woking v Exeter, 19:45
Scottish League Challenge Cup
St Johnstone v Brechin, Quarter Final, 19:45
CIS Insurance Cup
Falkirk v Dundee Utd, R3, 19:45
Hamilton v Kilmarnock, R3, 19:45
Hearts v Dunfermline, R3, 19:45
Inverness CT v Gretna, R3, 19:45

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Wednesday, 26 September 2007
Carling Cup
Aston Villa v Leicester, R3, 19:45
Blackburn v Birmingham, R3, 20:00
Fulham v Bolton, R3, 20:00
Hull v Chelsea, R3, 19:45
Man Utd v Coventry, R3, 20:00
Sheff Wed v Everton, R3, 19:45
Tottenham v Middlesbrough, R3, 20:00
West Ham v Plymouth, R3, 19:45
CIS Insurance Cup
Dundee v Celtic, R3, 19:45
East Fife v Rangers, R3, 19:45
Hibernian v Motherwell, R3, 19:45
Partick v Aberdeen, R3, 19:45
FA Tesco Women's Premier League
Blackburn Ladies v Birmingham Ladies, 19:00
Bristol Academy v Cardiff Ladies, 19:00
Charlton Women v Chelsea Ladies, 19:00
Everton Ladies v Liverpool Ladies, 19:00
Leeds Utd Ladies v Doncaster Rovers Belles, 19:00
Watford Ladies v Arsenal Ladies, 19:00
FIFA Women's World Cup
Germany Women v Norway Women, Semi-Final, 13:00

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Thursday, 27 September 2007
Blue Square Premier
York v Halifax, 19:45
FIFA Women's World Cup
USA Women v Brazil Women, Semi-Final, 13:00

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Friday, 28 September 2007
FA Cup Qualifying
Moneyfields v Team Bath, R2, 19:45
Principality Building Society Welsh Premier League
Connah's Quay v Welshpool Town, 19:30
Port Talbot v Aberystwyth, 19:30
Rhyl v Airbus UK, 19:30
Carnegie Irish Premier Division
Dungannon Swifts v Glenavon, 19:45
Eircom League Premier Division
Bohemians v Sligo, 19:45
Bray v Shamrock, 19:45
Derry City v Cork, 19:45
Galway Utd v St Patricks, 19:45
Longford Town v Drogheda Utd, 19:55
UCD v Waterford, 20:00

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Saturday, 29 September 2007
International Match
South Africa v Botswana,
Barclays Premier League
Birmingham v Man Utd, 17:15
Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00
Derby v Bolton, 15:00
Man City v Newcastle, 12:45
Portsmouth v Reading, 15:00
Sunderland v Blackburn, 15:00
West Ham v Arsenal, 15:00
Wigan v Liverpool, 15:00
FA Cup Qualifying


Bamber Bridge v Burscough, R2, 15:00
Barrow v Colwyn Bay, R2, 15:00
Basingstoke v Newport County, R2, 15:00
Belper Town v Hucknall, R2, 15:00
Billericay v Maidstone, R2, 15:00
Billingham Town v Fleetwood Town, R2, 15:00
Blyth Spartans v Radcliffe Borough, R2, 15:00
Bognor Regis v Havant & Waterlooville, R2, 15:00
Boreham Wood v Bedford Town, R2, 15:00
Boston Utd v Buxton, R2, 15:00
Bradford P A v Whitby, R2, 15:00
Brockenhurst v Maidenhead Utd, R2, 15:00
Bromsgrove v Nuneaton, R2, 15:00
Cambridge City v Chasetown, R2, 15:00
Carshalton Ath v Wealdstone, R2, 15:00
Chesham v Stotfold, R2, 15:00
Chippenham v Hallen, R2, 15:00
Cirencester v Clevedon Town, R2, 15:00
Clitheroe v Spennymoor, R2, 15:00
Consett v Workington, R2, 15:00
Corsham Town v Bashley, R2, 15:00
Crowborough Athletic v Staines Town, R2, 15:00
Dartford v Camberley Town, R2, 15:00
Debenham LC v AFC Wimbledon, R2, 15:00
Dinnington Town v Cheadle Town, R2, 15:00
Dorchester Town v Paulton, R2, 15:00
Dulwich Hamlet v Chalfont St Peter, R2, 15:00
Dunstable v Lewes, R2, 15:00
Eastbourne Borough v Edgware Town, R2, 15:00
Enfield v Hillingdon Borough, R2, 15:00
Erith Town v Heybridge Swifts, R2, 15:00
Fisher Athletic v Margate, R2, 15:00
Fleet Town v Mangotsfield, R2, 15:00
Folkestone Invicta v Windsor & Eton, R2, 15:00
Gainsborough v Stocksbridge P S, R2, 15:00
Gateshead v Vauxhall Motors, R2, 15:00
Glapwell v Market Drayton Town, R2, 15:00
Halesowen v Bedworth, R2, 15:00
Hampton & Richmond v Braintree Tn, R2, 15:00
Hamworthy Utd v Eastleigh, R2, 15:00
Haverhill Rovers v Hitchin, R2, 15:00
Hayes v Herne Bay, R2, 15:00
Hednesford v Alferton, R2, 15:00
Hemel Hempstead v Chelmsford, R2, 15:00
Hendon v AFC Hornchurch, R2, 15:00
Horden CW v Woodley Sports, R2, 15:00
Horsham v Bury Town, R2, 15:00
Hythe Town v Dover, R2, 15:00
Kettering v Redditch, R2, 15:00
Kirkley & Pakefield v Leighton, R2, 15:00
Liversedge v Kendal Town, R2, 15:00
Matlock v AFC Telford, R2, 15:00
Merthyr v AFC Totton, R2, 15:00
Oxford City v Weston-S-Mare, R2, 15:00
Prescot Cables v Guiseley, R2, 15:00
Quorn v Evesham, R2, 15:00
Ramsgate v Corby, R2, 15:00
Rushall Olympic v Sutton Coldfield Tn, R2, 15:00
Skelmersdale Utd v Southport, R2, 15:00
Soham Town Rangers v Solihull, R2, 15:00
St Albans v Bishops Stortford, R2, 15:00
Stalybridge v Hyde, R2, 15:00
Stamford v Gedling Town, R2, 15:00
Stourbridge v King's Lynn, R2, 15:00
Sutton Utd v Woodford Utd, R2, 15:00
Tamworth v Worcester, R2, 15:00
Tonbridge Angels v Maldon, R2, 15:00
Truro City v Bath City, R2, 15:00
Ware v Thurrock, R2, 15:00
Welling v Barkingside, R2, 15:00
West Auckland v Newcastle B'field B.P., R2, 15:00
Worthing v Walton & Hersham, R2, 15:00


The Coca-Cola Football League Championship
Barnsley v Cardiff, 15:00
Burnley v Crystal Palace, 15:00
Colchester v Scunthorpe, 15:00
Coventry v Charlton, 15:00
Hull v Ipswich, 12:30
Leicester v Stoke, 15:00
Norwich v Sheff Wed, 17:20
Plymouth v Wolverhampton, 15:00
Preston v Bristol City, 15:00
Sheff Utd v Southampton, 15:00
Watford v Blackpool, 15:00
Coca-Cola Football League One



Bournemouth v Carlisle, 15:00
Bristol Rovers v Leyton Orient, 15:00
Doncaster v Cheltenham, 15:00
Gillingham v Leeds, 15:00
Hartlepool v Walsall, 15:00
Huddersfield v Luton, 12:00
Millwall v Swindon, 15:00
Oldham v Crewe, 15:00
Port Vale v Southend, 15:00
Swansea v Brighton, 13:30
Tranmere v Northampton, 15:00
Yeovil v Nottm Forest, 15:00


Coca-Cola Football League Two
Barnet v Rotherham, 15:00
Bradford v Wycombe, 15:00
Brentford v Stockport, 15:00
Bury v Accrington Stanley, 15:00
Darlington v Peterborough, 15:00
Grimsby v Hereford, 15:00
Macclesfield v Chester, 15:00
Mansfield v Dag & Red, 15:00
Morecambe v Milton Keynes Dons, 15:00
Notts County v Chesterfield, 15:00
Shrewsbury v Rochdale, 15:00
Wrexham v Lincoln City, 15:00

TRANSFER RUMOURS
Ronaldinho has already agreed a five-year deal worth £58m to join Chelsea - but has yet to decide if he will move to Stamford Bridge. (The Sun)

Middlesbrough will send out an SOS to Australia striker John Aloisi - a free agent after leaving Alaves - to solve their striker crisis. (Daily Mirror)


Under-pressure Spurs boss Martin Jol has already negotiated a £4m pay-off from White Hart Lane after accepting the board want to replace him. (Various)

Chelsea and England captain John Terry faces censure from the FA after attempting to snatch the red card from referee Mike Dean's hand as he showed it to Mikel Jon Obi at Old Trafford. (Daily Mail)

Michael Owen will miss England's Euro 2008 qualifiers against Estonia and Russia after scans revealed he needs surgery on his groin problem. (Daily Mail)

But Newcastle actually hope he will be ready to play again after just 10 days rest. (The Sun)

Everton have warned £11.25m record buy Yakubu to work harder or stay on the sidelines. (Various)

Former Israel star Eyal Berkovic says it is "disgusting and disrespectful" that Avram Grant - the man who ended his international career - has been handed the job as Chelsea coach. (The Sun)

Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is ready to risk Fernando Torres at Reading in the Carling Cup after leaving him out of his starting-line up for their last two Premier League games. (Various)

Lyon skipper Juninho apparently insists his side will not get "caught short" in the Champions League against Rangers - despite admitting he hid in the toilet during a bust-up with coach Alain Perrin. (Daily Record)


Former Tory heritage minister David Mellor was lampooned and his appearance ridiculed on breakfast television in Israel after criticising Roman Abramovich and questioning Avram Grant's credentials to coach Chelsea. (The Guardian)

I can never understand how they pay crazy amounts on players and leave them out of the team

Yakubu
Torres

Let them come on loan to Bramall Lane if they want id welcome them with open arms....

I bet you would..

Were OK we have Jason Lee

Newcastle away to Arsenal in Cup tonight
Hard game eh?
Arsenal will play the kids but they are better than half the teams in the Premiership to start with

Tuesday, 25 September 2007
Carling Cup
Arsenal 2-0 Newcastle
Blackpool 2-1 Southend (After Extra Time)
Burnley 0-1 Portsmouth
Luton 3-1 Charlton (After Extra Time)
Man City 1-0 Norwich
Reading 2-4 Liverpool
Sheff Utd 5-0 Morecambe
West Brom 2-4 Cardiff

some real shocks tonight

im well pleased with the Blades tonight especially as Billy sharp got two im pleased for him as he was starting to get abit down so this has done his confidence the world of good

Fifa is set to hand England a boost over a possible bid for the 2018 World Cup by changing the rotation policy for the tournament, BBC Sport understands.
The Fifa executive committee meets in Zurich in two weeks, and BBC sports editor Mihir Bose said: "New bidding for 2018 opens the door for England.

"Under the new proposal, it rules out Africa, which stages 2010 and South America, which will stage 2014.

"But the Football Association are not sure they want to bid for it yet."

The current rotation policy favoured by Fifa means the continents take it in turns to host the World Cup.
However, under the new format, only the last two continents which hosted the tournament would be ruled out of the bidding process.

Bose added: "This could mean an Ashes bidding war, if both England and Australia want to try for 2018.

"But any country from Europe, Asia or Oceania could theoretically make a bid."

Prime Minister Gordon Brown has publicly supported the possibility of football's showpiece event coming to England in 11 years' time and has appointed former sports minister Richard Caborn as his World Cup ambassador.

But Bose added: "Fifa has made no decision over 2018, yet Gordon Brown has gone out on a limb and said he is determined to bring the World Cup to England.

"I've spoken to people inside Fifa and they are asking why he's launched a bid when there isn't even a bid to be launched.

"The problem the FA has got is that they want to know they are going to be successful before they launch a bid.

"It is still possible a bid will not be made - it has to be made by the FA after all, not the government."

Michael Owen has been ruled out of England's two Euro 2008 qualifiers in October with a tear in his groin.
The 27-year-old will see a specialist on Thursday to determine whether he also needs a hernia operation.

"It will be three weeks out and he will miss England with his groin," said Newcastle boss Sam Allardyce.

"Michael would miss England anyway with his groin tear so we might as well check up to see whether he needs a hernia operation."

Owen, who has a 3cm tear in his abductor muscle, is understood to have seen a surgeon in Bradford earlier this week to determine the extent of his hernia problem
It has been suggested that as a result of the surgeon's findings Owen will have an operation in Germany on Friday carried out by Ulrike Muschaweck.

Allardyce added: "Owen will probably need another operation but the other specialist has not told us that yet.

"Whoever does the surgery cannot say whether he needs a hernia operation or not until they have seen him, unless they are magic and they can see over here from Germany."
England face crucial Euro 2008 qualifiers against Estonia and Russia on 13 and 17 October.

Owen netted three times in September's qualifying victories over Israel and Russia after missing the majority of the 2006-07 campaign because of a cruciate ligament injury suffered at the 2006 World Cup finals.

He limped out of Newcastle's match on Sunday and was also substituted during the Magpies previous game, a 1-0 defeat at Derby on Monday 17 September.

A hernia operation could rule him out of action for two months.

England boss Steve McClaren is already without Emile Heskey, who partnered Owen up front for both those wins, after the Wigan striker suffered a broken metatarsal on 15 September.

Joe Cole is also suspended for the Estonia game, although Wayne Rooney is available.



OWEN'S INJURY RECORD AT NEWCASTLE
31 Dec 2005: Breaks metatarsal at Spurs, misses several months
24 Mar 2006: Foot has still not healed, Newcastle announce he has had minor surgery to tighten a screw in his foot
29 Apr 2006: Returns against Birmingham but is in pain afterwards and misses last game of season
20 Jun 2006: Injures knee playing for England, misses all but last three games of following season
20 Jul 2007: Injures thigh in pre-season, misses start of season
25 Sep 2007: Sam Allardyce reveals groin tear and hernia concern

its a shame he must feel like shit

Wednesday, 26 September 2007
Carling Cup
Aston Villa 0-1 Leicester
Hull 0-4 Chelsea
Sheff Wed 0-3 Everton
Tottenham 2-0 Middlesbrough
West Ham 1-0 Plymouth
CCR3: FT Man Utd 0-2 Coventry

Did Man U have a full side out De Niro?

Man Utd: Kuszczak, Bardsley (Brown 45), Evans (Carrick 56), Pique, Simpson, Nani, Martin (Campbell 45), O'Shea, Eagles, Dong, Anderson.
Subs Not Used: Heaton, Eckersley.

Booked: Pique.

As you can see not a full strengh team.

No not even close Thats what you get when you dont play a full strengh side,well the treble out the window for you know anyway concentrate on the leaugue and europe

oh not long and it will be time for the FA.Cup first round draw

Sheff utd v Notts County lol

we have to get to the 3rd round before you enter the draw.that would be good though.