So now we're down to the semi-finals:
Arsenal v Tottenham
Chelsea v Everton
A repeat of last year's final is on the cards, but this time I think the Arsenal kids can do it.
Arsenal v Tottenham
Chelsea v Everton
A repeat of last year's final is on the cards, but this time I think the Arsenal kids can do it.
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tottenham are on a 3 game winning streak and just beat city at home
1 man down 2-0 should be hard....but we have the game to shut em
down, and they wont be on thee streak after the game this
wknd....cant wait to see the team line up...
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Average age of less than 20 for the semi = same old Arsenal, taking
the piss.
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this mug really is our training ground...
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Everton v's Spurs final with Everton to win it 3-1
Its no longer a problem.
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Everton v's Spurs final with Everton to win it 3-1
I'm thinking the same but not 3-1, 2-0 instead. Arsenal &
Chelsea to concentrate on bigger prizes by their standards
Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
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Chelsea to win again against the Arse in the final.
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Well it's up for grabs now. Still on the day it's eleven against
eleven. And remembering that it's the same for both sides. A good
combination of youth and experience could see a side through.
Profile pic. Should you be interested. Lakhsen, on the right, lost touch with him.
Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe.
20/5/20
Mohammed, on the left, I'm still in touch with. He's now living in Agadez, Niger. More focused on his animals now as tourism has dried up. Is active with a co-op promoting local goods, leather work and bijouterie, into Europe.
20/5/20
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We'll be wearing white then, huh?
Fail.
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NET Spending by the PL Top 5 since Jan 1992 Net Spend
1992/93 to 2007/2008 Seasons Total Net Average Per Year Chelsea
�341.670.000
�22.778.000 Liverpool
�178.810.000
�11.920.667 Newcastle
United �142.221.000
�9.481.400 Manchester
United �160.359.500
�10.690.633 Tottenham
�116.877.500
�7.791.833 Arsenal
�55.276.000
�3.685.067 Fergie vs
Benitez 04/05 to 0708 season Out In Total Net Fergie
�144.220.000
�65.050.000
�79.170.000 Benitez
�149.100.000
�61.430.000
�87.670.000 Fergie V
Benitez V Mourinho V Jol V Wenger V Newcastle
Total Net Average per year Net Spend 04/05 to 07/08 Season Mourinho
�162.930.000
�54.310.000 Benitez
�87.670.000
�29.223.333 Fergie
�79.170.000
�26.390.000 Newcastle
United �51.850.000
�17.283.333 Jol
�57.050.000
�19.016.667 Wenger
�4.120.000
�1.373.333 Chelsea Total
Net Average Per Year Pre Roman Abramovich take over
�68.440.000
�6.221.818 Post Roman
Abramovich take over
�273.230.000
�68.307.500 Arsenal
Total Net Average Per Year Pre Commencement of Ashburton Grove
�50.716.000
�5.635.111 Post
Commencement of Ashburton Grove
�4.560.000
�760.000
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interesting stats above i must say...
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Arsenals youth team triumph over SP*rs in the semis AGAIN to make a
remtach of last years final.
The gooners come out on top with Fabregas coming on
in the last minute to put Fat Lampard and C*shley C*nt on
the treatment table next to that prick Terry.
Its possible....
She wore a yellow ribbon
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
No question that Moysie is. He has spent VERY little, 4th 2
years ago, 6th last year and probably top 4 this season.
Its no longer a problem.
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mon the chelsea, the cup is coming home, along with the champions
league!!
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
I got those off a gentleman on arsenal-mania.com in a forum
talking about average spending. That was in relation to Rafa saying
his spending did not rival the 'other big clubs'
Great stats though... who needs Visa Gold when you have
Arsene? 
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
No question that Moysie is. He has spent VERY little, 4th 2
years ago, 6th last year and probably top 4 this season.
I lol'd.
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We'll be wearing white then, huh?
lol, nah mate we'll stuff em somebody's got to beat them at
home might as well be us Fail.
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
Martin Jol
She wore a yellow ribbon
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
Martin Jol
Sorry, I should have specified: I meant the English Premier League, not the league of unemployed managers.
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Those stats are brilliant (is there a source?). Who's the best
manager in the league?
No question that Moysie is. He has spent VERY little, 4th 2
years ago, 6th last year and probably top 4 this season.
I think you'll find the next number in that sequence is
8th....
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how the hell did everton get there
"we're the greatest team the world has ever seen"
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how the hell did everton get there
"we're the greatest team the world has ever seen"
No doubt about it.
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2nd best team in Liverpool,behind Tranmere
She wore a yellow ribbon
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We'll be wearing white then, huh?
lol, nah mate we'll stuff em somebody's got to beat them at
home might as well be us Fail.
We'll get em at GP on the return leg.
Get em good.
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Chelsea v Everton first leg about to kick off.
I'm backing Everton for an easier final but wouldn't mind avenging last year's final loss to Chelsea either. Hopefully it's a good match, Everton will be hurting after the weekend but Chelsea are rock-solid at home.
I'm backing Everton for an easier final but wouldn't mind avenging last year's final loss to Chelsea either. Hopefully it's a good match, Everton will be hurting after the weekend but Chelsea are rock-solid at home.
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1-0 chelsea 28 min s.w.p goal ba$tards
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sent off red card mikel foul on mcfadden shouldn't have
gone in studs up
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Farken great goal by THe Yak. The Evertons fans going crazy in the
stands, so loud.
1-1
Nestling2008-01-09 10:12:00
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GOAL 1-1 yakubu from freekick taken by mcfadden
left side of field 64mins
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64 mins: GOAL - YAKUBU. Everton are back in it. Hilario makes a
right mess of McFadden's free-kick, and Yobo turns the ball back
into the centre where it falls to Yakubu, who absolutely lashes the
ball into the roof of the net. Great strike, and Everton right back
in the tie.Toffeeman2008-01-09 10:13:56
Its no longer a problem.
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Damn, so close by Fadds. Hit the post and just missed Cahill.
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i'll take the draw here and head off too goodison looking to
win
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This reads like a cracker game. I sooo wish it was on TV here.
Its no longer a problem.
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78 mins: It's a cracking cup tie this, with both sides looking to
take a lead into the second leg at Goodison. That looks like being
a game worth watching.
Its no longer a problem.
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