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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
[Re: Capo de La Cosa Nostra]
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04/26/08 04:04 AM
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Saturday, 26 April 2008
Barclays Premier League Birmingham v Liverpool, 15:00 Chelsea v Man Utd, 12:45 Man City v Fulham, 15:00 Sunderland v Middlesbrough, 15:00 Tottenham v Bolton, 15:00 West Ham v Newcastle, 15:00 Wigan v Reading, 15:00
The Coca-Cola Football League Championship Barnsley v Charlton, 15:00 Burnley v Cardiff, 15:00 Colchester v Stoke, 15:00 Coventry v Wolverhampton, 15:00 Hull v Crystal Palace, 15:00 Leicester v Sheff Wed, 15:00 Norwich v QPR, 15:00 Plymouth v Blackpool, 15:00 Preston v Ipswich, 15:00 Sheff Utd v Bristol City, 15:00 Watford v Scunthorpe, 15:00
Coca-Cola Football League One Bournemouth v Crewe, 15:00 Bristol Rovers v Brighton, 15:00 Doncaster v Luton, 15:00 Gillingham v Swindon, 12:30 Hartlepool v Nottm Forest, 15:00 Huddersfield v Walsall, 15:00 Millwall v Carlisle, 15:00 Oldham v Cheltenham, 15:00 Port Vale v Northampton, 15:00 Swansea v Leyton Orient, 15:00 Tranmere v Southend, 15:00
Coca-Cola Football League Two Barnet v Stockport, 15:00 Bradford v Milton Keynes Dons, 15:00 Brentford v Hereford, 15:00 Bury v Rochdale, 15:00 Darlington v Dag & Red, 15:00 Grimsby v Peterborough, 15:00 Macclesfield v Chesterfield, 15:00 Mansfield v Rotherham, 15:00 Morecambe v Lincoln City, 15:00 Notts County v Wycombe, 15:00 Shrewsbury v Chester, 15:00 Wrexham v Accrington Stanley, 15:00
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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
[Re: DE NIRO]
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04/26/08 10:29 AM
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Now mate fear not! I told you a while back that the Toon would help you out by cuffing Chelski on Bank Holiday Monday..... The fix is still in 
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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
[Re: Yogi Barrabbas]
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04/26/08 10:37 AM
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Now mate fear not! I told you a while back that the Toon would help you out by cuffing Chelski on Bank Holiday Monday..... The fix is still in  i hope your right.
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Between The Law And The Mafia, The Law Is Not The Most To Be Feared
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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
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04/28/08 10:22 AM
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Yogi Barrabbas
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Gers still have 3 games in hand though Chops! The fixture list pile up is killing them. Still gonna win 4 trophies though 
I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees!
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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
[Re: Yogi Barrabbas]
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04/29/08 10:08 AM
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Gers still have 3 games in hand though Chops! The fixture list pile up is killing them. Still gonna win 4 trophies though Hopefully mate  I think they might just manage a 1 nil win against Fiorientina
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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
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04/29/08 01:17 PM
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Sven-Goran Eriksson has been told he will be sacked as Manchester City manager at the end of the season, BBC Sport understands. City owner Thaksin Shinawatra told Eriksson he was "not the right man for the job" at a meeting on Sunday, a source close to the manager said. Eriksson informed the players at training on Monday that he would be dismissed, provoking an angry response. The Swede, who has two years left on his contract, says he will not resign. Shinawatra has been unhappy with City's results since the turn of the year. The Thai billionaire was at the City of Manchester Stadium on Sunday to watch his team throw away a 2-0 lead to lose 3-2 against Fulham. Afterwards, he held a meeting with Eriksson and told him he would be dismissed after their final two games of the season. "Sven reacted calmly, as usual, but he was very surprised and disappointed," the source told BBC Sport. "He doesn't want to leave the club and will not resign. He loves working with the players and his work at Manchester City has only just begun." City confirmed that Eriksson would be in charge for the final two games of the season, away at Liverpool and Middlesbrough, but made no comment about what would happen in the summer. Eriksson's assistant, Tord Grip, told Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet that he expected them to leave City at the end of the season. "We will be here for the two last matches. They probably think that we haven't done a good enough job", said Grip. "Sven will receive new offers soon I'm sure." Eriksson took over as City manager five weeks before the start of the season and the team occupied third spot in the Premiership in November. However, their form has faltered badly since Christmas and they now lie ninth, having won just four of their last 15 games. "The team has not been playing as well as it should have or getting the right results since Christmas," said the source. "But overall it has been a good season. Thaksin agreed a five-year plan with Sven in the summer and the target for the first year was to finish in the top 10." Shinawatra bankrolled eight summer signings at a cost of more than £46m shortly after buying the club, but BBC Sport understands he has had no direct contact with Eriksson in the second half of the season. "They met several times personally at the start of the season and then nothing," said the source. "Sven has had a list of players he wants to sign next summer for several weeks, but he hasn't been able to get the go-ahead to get them. "He talks to (City chief executive) Alistair Macintosh, but things break down when he then goes to the chairman." The City players are understood to have reacted with a mixture of shock and anger when Eriksson told them he would be leaving. Last week, City defender Micah Richards said in his BBC Sport website column that the players were "100% behind" Eriksson. "I think it is crazy that his job is even being talked about as being in danger - he has been good for everyone at City," said Richards. Shinawatra will now set about the task of landing a new manager, with Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari already touted as a replacement for Eriksson. It seems certain that any new manager will have a considerable amount of money to spend in the summer. Shinawatra has hundreds of millions of pounds worth of assets in Thailand frozen as he awaits trial on corruption charges later this year. Yet his former lawyer, Noppadom Pattama, who is now Thailand's foreign minister, told BBC Sport that he expected these assets to be "unfrozen in the near future". http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/m/man_city/7370698.stm
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Re: English Football Thread (Was: Premiership Resu
[Re: Yogi Barrabbas]
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04/29/08 04:59 PM
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Get in there you beauty, the Ginger Legend Paul Scholes sends us into the European Cup Final 1-0 what a performance,brave display im over the moon.  Man Utd 1-0 Barcelona (agg 1-0) scholes (14) Paul Scholes' spectacular strike sent Manchester United into their first Champions League final for nine years on a night of Old Trafford tension. Scholes rifled in a spectacular 25-yard effort after 14 minutes to beat Barcelona and set up an all-English clash with Chelsea or Liverpool. Barcelona dominated possession for long periods, with Deco twice close and Thierry Henry wasting a late chance. But United mounted a rearguard action to seal a date in Moscow on 21 May. There was added poignancy and significance in the victory and United's appearance in the final, coming 50 years after the Munich air crash. United were dealt a double blow before kick-off when Wayne Rooney's hip injury ruled him out and Nemanja Vidic was sidelined by the concussion he sustained at Chelsea. And United almost made a nightmare start when Scholes tripped Lionel Messi as he raced into the area - there was only inches in it and fortunately for the home side German referee Herbert Fandel got the big call right and gave a free-kick. It took United time to settle, but Scholes eased their nerves with a thunderous strike to give them the lead in the 14th minute. Gianluca Zambrotta's wayward clearance landed at Scholes' feet, and he delivered a trademark rising drive from 25 yards that flew high into the net beyond the outstretched hands of Barcelona keeper Victor Valdes. Messi was the real danger man for Barcelona, and he ended a slalom run with a left-foot shot that was turned away by United keeper Edwin van der Sar. United had chances of their own, with Ji-Sung Park side-footing just wide, but Barcelona regained their composure to enjoy a period of superiority, with Deco twice narrowly off target. Nani, preferred to Ryan Giggs, wasted a chance to grab the priceless second goal three minutes before the interval when he glanced Park's cross wide from eight yards. Barcelona began the second half with a spell of possession, but it was United who carved out a clear opportunity as Valdes blocked Tevez's close-range drive after 56 minutes. The Catalans made a change on the hour, sending on former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry for Andres Iniesta. Barcelona, inspired by the brilliant Messi, had United penned back, but they were resisted by defensive discipline and resilience of the highest class from a side normally noted for their attacking verve. United attempted to stem the tide with 13 minutes left by making a double change, with Ryan Giggs and Darren Fletcher replacing Nani and Scholes. Henry almost returned to haunt United with a point-blank header from from Xavi's corner which was gratefully clutched by Van der Sar. Barcelona weaved pretty patterns in the closing stages, but United's defence - superbly marshalled by Rio Ferdinand and Wes Brown - stood firm to spark wild scenes of celebration at the final whistle. BBC FOOTBALL
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The Mafia Is Not Primarily An Organisation Of Murderers. First And Foremost,The Mafia Is Made Up Of Thieves. It Is Driven By Greed And Controlled By Fear.
Between The Law And The Mafia, The Law Is Not The Most To Be Feared
"What if the Mafia were not an organization but a widespread Sicilian attitude of hostility towards the law?"
"Make Love Not War" John Lennon
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