Football Banter

(13-05-2012 12:19 )dan g 27 Wrote:  It would be funny if Man City lost and then Man United lose on the same day, Man United fans would be gutted

You might be too young to remember it but back in 1994/95 a similar thing happened when the title race went to the last match. Blackburn fans were distraught as they went down 1-2 at home to a 90th minute Liverpool goal, meaning that Man Utd only had to win at West Ham to be champions but they were held 1-1.

(13-05-2012 12:19 )dan g 27 Wrote:  It would be funny if Man City lost and then Man United lose on the same day, Man United fans would be gutted

Mind you how many Ex United players are at sunderland maybe he has done a deal with them to accidently have an own goal if they are 0-0 and city are drawing

(13-05-2012 12:23 )dan g 27 Wrote:  If anyone wants to watch a different match, try Wiziwig, its free and its showing all of the matches that are on today

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(13-05-2012 12:19 )dan g 27 Wrote:  It would be funny if Man City lost and then Man United lose on the same day, Man United fans would be gutted

yeah thanks dan! in 95 Blackburn lost and we only drew

getting ready for my trip to Tibet!

(13-05-2012 12:32 )mr williams Wrote:  

(13-05-2012 12:19 )dan g 27 Wrote:  It would be funny if Man City lost and then Man United lose on the same day, Man United fans would be gutted

You might be too young to remember it but back in 1994/95 a similar thing happened when the title race went to the last match. Blackburn fans were distraught as they went down 1-2 at home to a 90th minute Liverpool goal, meaning that Man Utd only had to win at West Ham to be champions but they were held 1-1.

Thanks for Reminding me of that Day was trying to forget that 17 years ago now remind me how shite the current lot are

We can't afford to lose heavily at City which is what I think most likely happen, but I would like to think Stoke will do us a favour.
And not only one interesting fact: - Mark Hughes has never lost a game at City as opposing manager. Whether that's a good omen for us, I don't know.

(13-05-2012 13:12 )babelover48 Wrote:  We can't afford to lose heavily at City which is what I think most likely happen, but I would like to think Stoke will do us a favour.
And not only one interesting fact: - Mark Hughes has never lost a game at City as opposing manager. Whether that's a good omen for us, I don't know.

A good omen for QPR and Man United. QPR have to keep it tight if they want to nick a point and not like the defensive shambles against Chelsea

We have the title, 3rd, 4th, relegation and most importantly to see if liverpool finish above everton . cant wait should be a Stressfull, angry, happy, gutted day today.

(13-05-2012 13:12 )babelover48 Wrote:  We can't afford to lose heavily at City which is what I think most likely happen, but I would like to think Stoke will do us a favour.
And not only one interesting fact: - Mark Hughes has never lost a game at City as opposing manager. Whether that's a good omen for us, I don't know.

You'll lose at Citeh but fortunately for you we'll only manage a draw at Stoke. Championship here we come, yay!

Should be a cracking afternoon whatever happens. Anyway, I've got to get get down the pub as my mates are (hopefully) saving me a seat. See you all tonight.

i would like to see Newcastle finish in the top four as well in place of Arsenal because they've been there before.

another interesting fact or two:

City have the best home record in the league
QPR have the worst away record in the league!