The Football Thread 09/10

by **MikeNUFC** » Mar 14th, '10, 14:17

Interesting matches today. Man U should breeze past Fulham ay home, despite the scoreline at Craven Cottage. 2-0 or 3-0 I'll go for.

But Sunderland V Man City looks a great match. S'Land got their first win in 15 games against Bolton in midweek which is a massive confidence boost, whereas Man City look as inconsistent as ever. I'm going for a high scoring match - 3-2 to Sunderland.

by **DrRapid** » Mar 14th, '10, 15:06

If FC Barcelona won the Champions which is held in Real Madrid's stadium it would be :worship:

by **xRas** » Mar 14th, '10, 16:27

3 - 0

by **BILI** » Mar 14th, '10, 16:49

DrRapid wrote:If FC Barcelona won the Champions which is held in Real Madrid's stadium it would be

by **xRas** » Mar 14th, '10, 19:41

Menzo wrote:So Juventus scored 3 goals in the first 10 minutes of the match against Siena today, and they ended up tying the match 3-3. Ugh, un-fuckin-believable!

Ouch ? lol... thats pretty bad.

by **xRas** » Mar 14th, '10, 20:52

Menzo wrote:
xRas wrote:
Menzo wrote:So Juventus scored 3 goals in the first 10 minutes of the match against Siena today, and they ended up tying the match 3-3. Ugh, un-fuckin-believable!
Ouch ? lol... thats pretty bad.

Yep. They played their 3rd choice goalkeeper, Chimenti, who is awful. However, I only blame Juventus' right back, Grygera. He was at fault for all three goals.the first goal, he passed the ball back without looking right to Siena's striker Maccarrone. T Then for the second goal, he left the same striker with way too much space on the right side and his shot hit the post, only to rebound to their other striker. Finally, the third goal...Grygera made one of the worst challenges of life and conceded a penalty.

Disgraceful...they will redeem themselves against Fulham though, no doubt.

^ Thats happened way too much this season lol and nothing worse than a un experienced Goalkeeper with an off form Defender ..unless he's just straight out shit lol, They should beat Fulham... it should be a good game to watch can't wait :y:

by **dR3** » Mar 14th, '10, 23:07

Menzo wrote:You're wrong, don't be ignorant. But whatever, you don't like Serie A and I don't like EPL.

Don't be mad at me for expressing my opinion lol.

by **dR3** » Mar 14th, '10, 23:23

I didn't say it was a fact.
It's happens on 90% of the Italian games I watch.

by **dR3** » Mar 14th, '10, 23:57

I rarely watch it, and I based my opinion of the games I've watched.

by **dR3** » Mar 15th, '10, 00:02

I still find it boring. :whistle:

by **dR3** » Mar 15th, '10, 00:10

Damn, I can't get you mad. At least I tried. :sweating:

by **dR3** » Mar 15th, '10, 00:15

BTW, is football popular in Canada?

by **dR3** » Mar 15th, '10, 14:06

I really tried watching hockey during the Olympics, but something just doesn't click.

by **SajN** » Mar 15th, '10, 14:12

Now Real Fagrid wants to buy Rooney :facepalm2

by **gvdz** » Mar 15th, '10, 14:15

SajN wrote:Now Real Fagrid wants to buy Rooney

he wont go :whistle:

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