Saturday EPL fixtures

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 15:07

1501: GOAL Chelsea 0-1 Southampton
James Beattie stuns Stamford Bridge by hammering the ball home on the volley from fully 30 yards out after a bad Chelsea back pass.

CMON Southampton

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 15:08

1502: GOAL Everton 1-0 West Brom
Kevin Kilbane heads the ball on for Leon Osman to put Everton in front early on.

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 15:11

1507: GOAL Everton 1-1 West Brom
The Baggies are level just four minutes after Everton's opener, Scott Dobie rising to meet Jonathan Greening's corner at the near post.

1504: GOAL Aston Villa 1-0 Newcastle
Villa skipper Olof Mellberg heads home from a corner.
__________________

Raining goals already

DJSpaz · 28th August 2004, 15:23

Southampton scored too early - going to face a barrage of Chelsea pressure now

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 15:25

1515: GOAL Man City 1-0 Charlton
Robbie Fowler cunningly runs over the ball and Nicolas Anelka spins well on the edge of the box to drill the ball into the bottom left corner.

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 15:46

1540: GOAL Chelsea 2-1 Southampton
The Saints protest when Claus Lundekvam is penalised for handball under pressure from Didier Drogba... but Frank Lampard keeps his concentration to convert the spot-kick.

1538: GOAL Aston Villa 1-2 Newcastle
Andy O'Brien's glancing header at the near post puts the Magpies in front.

1537: GOAL Man City 2-0 Charlton
A comedy of errors in the Charlton defence ends up with goalkeeper Dean Kiely smashing the ball against Trevor Sinclair and it rebounding into the net.

1536: GOAL Tottenham 1-0 Birmingham
A wonderful solo effort from Jermain Defoe, who holds off several challenges before rifling the ball home.

1533: GOAL Chelsea 1-1 Southampton
Eidur Gudjohnsen flicks on a Frank Lampard corner and James Beattie, who scored Saints goal at the other end, is powerless to stop the ball going in off his body.

1527: GOAL Aston Villa 1-1 Newcastle
Nicky Butt slips the ball through to Patrick Kluivert, who holds off his marker to prod the ball home and score his first Newcastle goal on his first start.

soccerbest · 28th August 2004, 15:49

Shit, we could slip even further down the table come the end of tonight match.

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 16:14

Johnson coverts a penalty for Palace

Palace 1 -0 Boro

lonbwoy · 28th August 2004, 16:14

Boro 0-1 down to palace!!

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 16:16

1610: GOAL Aston Villa 2-2 Newcastle
Carlton Cole chests home Villa's equaliser after Gareth Barry's shot is blocked.

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 16:22

Boro equalise!
Aussie Popovic own goal

lonbwoy · 28th August 2004, 16:23

City 3-0 charlton, Anelka with 2

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 16:26

1620: GOAL Man City 3-0 Charlton
Shaun Wright-Phillips releases Nicolas Anelka with a perfectly-weighted pass, and the City striker slots home his second, and the home side's third.

RvN#10 · 28th August 2004, 16:32

1626: GOAL Everton 2-1 West Brom
Everton are back in front thanks to a second goal from youngster Leon Osman, who glances home a Lee Carsley free-kick.

lonbwoy · 28th August 2004, 16:32

Villa 3-2 newcastle (Think they need defenders??), Barry!!

holyland red · 28th August 2004, 16:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by lonbwoy

Villa 3-2 newcastle (Think they need defenders??), Barry!!

Can't think of a better club to get your international career going

dangercat · 28th August 2004, 17:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by lonbwoy

Villa 3-2 newcastle (Think they need defenders??), Barry!!

its now 4-2, angel i think

soccerbest · 28th August 2004, 17:50

arse 1-0 up against norwich

reyes.

GoonerGirl · 28th August 2004, 17:56

2-0 now. Henry with a header! Who'd have thunk it!?

GoonerGirl · 28th August 2004, 17:57

Woops, make that 3-0 to the Arsenal.

Pires with the third.

Donado · 28th August 2004, 18:00

Finals score predictions for Arsenal v/s Norwich?

Drifter · 28th August 2004, 18:29

Arse 3 Norwich 1

GoonerGirl · 28th August 2004, 18:31

Yep, Huckerby with a penalty for Norwich.

Donado · 28th August 2004, 18:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoonerGirl

Yep, Huckerby with a penalty for Norwich.

Hoyte??Hoyte's playing today???

GoonerGirl · 28th August 2004, 18:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by DONADO

Hoyte??Hoyte's playing today???

Yep, he sure is.

Cygan was injured in training, so the youngster had to step in.

He committed the foul which led to their penalty.

Donado · 28th August 2004, 18:51

Norwich doing well...But the Master is on!

Reyes-out
Bergkamp-in

Don't quite agree with fabregas off for edu...

DJSpaz · 28th August 2004, 18:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoonerGirl

Yep, he sure is.

Cygan was injured in training, so the youngster had to step in.

He committed the foul which led to their penalty.

Are you not surprised that Wenger hasnt bought another defender, GG?

Surely, if there's one area of the field where you do seem 'mortal', it's at the back. I mean, Cygan??? Seriously, you're meant to be the champions. How can a championship winning side have Cygan in it?

I know Campbell's injured, but you should really have better backup than that.

And dont get me started on Justin "Djimi Traore" Hoyte. Blooming spit of our waste of space at the back, he is. And seems to play like him, too.

DJSpaz · 28th August 2004, 18:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by DONADO

Norwich doing well...

Yeah, they're not letting the Arse score at will now.

Why oh why couldnt they have kept their discipline, instead of shipping 3 goals though, i dont know.

28th August 2004, 18:55

Who would of expected anything less?

Arsenal are the best team in the premiership right now.

Pity they are foriegn

FUCKING FORIEGNERS PISS OFF BACK TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY

be good if the number of foriegners allowed to play was restricted to say 6.

28th August 2004, 18:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJS

Yeah, they're not letting the Arse score at will now.

Why oh why couldnt they have kept their discipline, instead of shipping 3 goals though, i dont know.

Shouldn't you be

instead of

?

Donado · 28th August 2004, 18:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by DJS

Are you not surprised that Wenger hasnt bought another defender, GG?

Surely, if there's one area of the field where you do seem 'mortal', it's at the back. I mean, Cygan??? Seriously, you're meant to be the champions. How can a championship winning side have Cygan in it?

I know Campbell's injured, but you should really have better backup than that.

And dont get me started on Justin "Djimi Traore" Hoyte. Blooming spit of our waste of space at the back, he is. And seems to play like him, too.

Hoyte's still young...But please oh god, please don't compare him to Traore!How you managed to offload hi will be beyond me..

Donado · 28th August 2004, 19:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by mufcmark16

Who would of expected anything less?

Arsenal are the best team in the premiership right now.

Pity they are foriegn

FUCKING FORIEGNERS PISS OFF BACK TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY

be good if the number of foriegners allowed to play was restricted to say 6.

Yeah and Howard Ronaldo RVN SahaKleberson D-D back with them...

DJSpaz · 28th August 2004, 19:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by mufcmark16

Who would of expected anything less?

Arsenal are the best team in the premiership right now.

Pity they are foriegn

FUCKING FORIEGNERS PISS OFF BACK TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY

be good if the number of foriegners allowed to play was restricted to say 6.

Six, eh? Why's that? Is that the number to best suit United?

Did you want the likes of Cantona and Kanchelskis to 'fuck off' too?

How about Ronaldo, RvN, Saha, Heinze?

You really do sound bitter.

28th August 2004, 15:07	#1 (permalink)
RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	Saturday EPL fixtures 1501: GOAL Chelsea 0-1 Southampton James Beattie stuns Stamford Bridge by hammering the ball home on the volley from fully 30 yards out after a bad Chelsea back pass. CMON Southampton

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1502: GOAL Everton 1-0 West Brom Kevin Kilbane heads the ball on for Leon Osman to put Everton in front early on.

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1507: GOAL Everton 1-1 West Brom The Baggies are level just four minutes after Everton's opener, Scott Dobie rising to meet Jonathan Greening's corner at the near post. 1504: GOAL Aston Villa 1-0 Newcastle Villa skipper Olof Mellberg heads home from a corner. __________________ Raining goals already

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DJSpaz Incredibly Stupid Bitter Biased Embarrassing Caf Cunt ™ Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Like Nottingham Forest...you've won it two times... Posts: 21,862	Southampton scored too early - going to face a barrage of Chelsea pressure now

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1515: GOAL Man City 1-0 Charlton Robbie Fowler cunningly runs over the ball and Nicolas Anelka spins well on the edge of the box to drill the ball into the bottom left corner.

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1540: GOAL Chelsea 2-1 Southampton The Saints protest when Claus Lundekvam is penalised for handball under pressure from Didier Drogba... but Frank Lampard keeps his concentration to convert the spot-kick. 1538: GOAL Aston Villa 1-2 Newcastle Andy O'Brien's glancing header at the near post puts the Magpies in front. 1537: GOAL Man City 2-0 Charlton A comedy of errors in the Charlton defence ends up with goalkeeper Dean Kiely smashing the ball against Trevor Sinclair and it rebounding into the net. 1536: GOAL Tottenham 1-0 Birmingham A wonderful solo effort from Jermain Defoe, who holds off several challenges before rifling the ball home. 1533: GOAL Chelsea 1-1 Southampton Eidur Gudjohnsen flicks on a Frank Lampard corner and James Beattie, who scored Saints goal at the other end, is powerless to stop the ball going in off his body. 1527: GOAL Aston Villa 1-1 Newcastle Nicky Butt slips the ball through to Patrick Kluivert, who holds off his marker to prod the ball home and score his first Newcastle goal on his first start.

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soccerbest First Team Sub Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: At my home Posts: 6,564	Shit, we could slip even further down the table come the end of tonight match.

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1610: GOAL Aston Villa 2-2 Newcastle Carlton Cole chests home Villa's equaliser after Gareth Barry's shot is blocked.

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1620: GOAL Man City 3-0 Charlton Shaun Wright-Phillips releases Nicolas Anelka with a perfectly-weighted pass, and the City striker slots home his second, and the home side's third.

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RvN#10 Reserve Team Player Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Melbourne Posts: 1,633	1626: GOAL Everton 2-1 West Brom Everton are back in front thanks to a second goal from youngster Leon Osman, who glances home a Lee Carsley free-kick.

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lonbwoy Banned Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: london Posts: 1,622	Villa 3-2 newcastle (Think they need defenders??), Barry!!

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soccerbest First Team Sub Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: At my home Posts: 6,564	arse 1-0 up against norwich reyes.

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GoonerGirl A bit like Jopub really Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sydney Posts: 829	2-0 now. Henry with a header! Who'd have thunk it!?

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GoonerGirl A bit like Jopub really Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sydney Posts: 829	Woops, make that 3-0 to the Arsenal. Pires with the third.

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Donado Caf Vigilante Join Date: May 2003 Location: Goes it so. Posts: 11,203	Finals score predictions for Arsenal v/s Norwich?

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GoonerGirl A bit like Jopub really Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Sydney Posts: 829	Yep, Huckerby with a penalty for Norwich.

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Donado Caf Vigilante Join Date: May 2003 Location: Goes it so. Posts: 11,203	Norwich doing well...But the Master is on! Reyes-out Bergkamp-in Don't quite agree with fabregas off for edu...

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mufcmark16 Posts: n/a	Who would of expected anything less? Arsenal are the best team in the premiership right now. Pity they are foriegn FUCKING FORIEGNERS PISS OFF BACK TO YOUR OWN COUNTRY be good if the number of foriegners allowed to play was restricted to say 6.