Ayub 95
Club Cricketer
Nice update mate good to see United win
The Barclays Premiership
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m_vaughan
Chairman of Selectors
Excellent debut for Sylvain, and good wins for Chelsea, United, Villa and City.
treva
ICC Chairman
I'm back from my holiday, so this should be back up and running soon.
Thanks for voting this SOTM
Thanks for voting this SOTM
shantanu_rooney
Chairman of Selectors
Nice to see you back from a holiday and must have enjoyed it...
You deserved the SOTM
You deserved the SOTM
treva
ICC Chairman
Live - Premier League
1715 GMT KICK-OFF
Fulham v Arsenal
1500 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Aston Villa 3-0 Ipswich
FT Blackburn 0-2 Chelsea
FT Cardiff 1-2 Birmingham City
FT Manchester United 3-1 Newcastle
FT Tottenham 2-1 Wolves
FT West Ham 0-2 Manchester City
1245 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Everton 0-1 Portsmouth
1718: GOAL Fulham 0-1 Arsenal
Arsenal take an early lead at Craven Cottage. The young Mexican Carlos Vela
uses his pace to perfection and latches onto a long ball by Kolo Toure. With
just the keeper to beat he slots it into the top corner to give his side the
lead. A fine finish from the youngster.
1721: GOAL Fulham 0-2 Arsenal
He's only gone and done it again! Great work down the right by Maxi Rodriguez
leaves Moritz Volz in all sorts of trouble, and after cutting back inside,
Rodriguez lifts a ball into the box. Carlos Vela is left all alone in the
penalty area and he just flicks it into the bottom corner. Poor defending from
Fulham, but Vela continues to shine.
1743: GOAL Fulham 0-3 Arsenal
It may well be game, set and match already. Arsenal go into a 3-0 lead
thanks to a fine finish from Eduardo. A flick on by, that man, Vela
leads Eduardo on goal, who chips the ball delightfully over the diving body of
Antti Niemi. Fulham find themselves with a huge task now.
1751: GOAL Fulham 1-3 Arsenal
Fulham pull one back, and it's a great strike from Brian McBride that
gives them hope. Jimmy Bullard's cross was headed away by William Gallas
only to fall to McBride at the edge of the area. The striker chested it down,
and before the ball hit the floor, he unleashed a cracking volley that soared
into the roof of the net. We may well have a game here in London.
1752: Well that's a shame for Carlos Vela as it seems he was injured in the
build-up to that Fulham goal. The physio is walking him off and it looks like it
could be a head injury. On comes Emmanuel Adebayor to replace him.
1802: Scott Ritchie blows the half-time whistle with the score at 3-1.
Arsenal well in control here at Craven Cottage, but that last goal from Brian
McBride has given the home fans some hope.
Fulham v Arsenal
1500 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Aston Villa 3-0 Ipswich
FT Blackburn 0-2 Chelsea
FT Cardiff 1-2 Birmingham City
FT Manchester United 3-1 Newcastle
FT Tottenham 2-1 Wolves
FT West Ham 0-2 Manchester City
1245 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Everton 0-1 Portsmouth
Arsenal take an early lead at Craven Cottage. The young Mexican Carlos Vela
uses his pace to perfection and latches onto a long ball by Kolo Toure. With
just the keeper to beat he slots it into the top corner to give his side the
lead. A fine finish from the youngster.
He's only gone and done it again! Great work down the right by Maxi Rodriguez
leaves Moritz Volz in all sorts of trouble, and after cutting back inside,
Rodriguez lifts a ball into the box. Carlos Vela is left all alone in the
penalty area and he just flicks it into the bottom corner. Poor defending from
Fulham, but Vela continues to shine.
It may well be game, set and match already. Arsenal go into a 3-0 lead
thanks to a fine finish from Eduardo. A flick on by, that man, Vela
leads Eduardo on goal, who chips the ball delightfully over the diving body of
Antti Niemi. Fulham find themselves with a huge task now.
Fulham pull one back, and it's a great strike from Brian McBride that
gives them hope. Jimmy Bullard's cross was headed away by William Gallas
only to fall to McBride at the edge of the area. The striker chested it down,
and before the ball hit the floor, he unleashed a cracking volley that soared
into the roof of the net. We may well have a game here in London.
build-up to that Fulham goal. The physio is walking him off and it looks like it
could be a head injury. On comes Emmanuel Adebayor to replace him.
1802: Scott Ritchie blows the half-time whistle with the score at 3-1.
Arsenal well in control here at Craven Cottage, but that last goal from Brian
McBride has given the home fans some hope.
D
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Oh wow... BBC scrolls up though 
treva
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Sssh your mouth Stu 
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Live - Premier League
1715 GMT KICK-OFF
HT Fulham 1-3 Arsenal
1500 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Aston Villa 3-0 Ipswich
FT Blackburn 0-2 Chelsea
FT Cardiff 1-2 Birmingham City
FT Manchester United 3-1 Newcastle
FT Tottenham 2-1 Wolves
FT West Ham 0-2 Manchester City
1245 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Everton 0-1 Portsmouth
1824: GOAL Fulham 2-3 Arsenal
Well Arsenal have been pressing, but Fulham pull the deficit bake to one goal.
It's one of the softest goals you will ever see, as Arsenal give the ball away
on the edge of the area. McBride takes it into the area and slides it across
the goal to Luis Jimenez who just taps it into an open net from a few
yards out. What a comeback this would be if Fulham could get another goal.
1849: And that's the full-time whistle. Arsenal controlled the game, but
they did let Fulham back in it after goals either side of half-time. Arsene
Wenger will be pleased with the performance, but he will be concerned with
the way his side gave away two sloppy goals.
HT Fulham 1-3 Arsenal
1500 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Aston Villa 3-0 Ipswich
FT Blackburn 0-2 Chelsea
FT Cardiff 1-2 Birmingham City
FT Manchester United 3-1 Newcastle
FT Tottenham 2-1 Wolves
FT West Ham 0-2 Manchester City
1245 GMT KICK-OFF
FT Everton 0-1 Portsmouth
Well Arsenal have been pressing, but Fulham pull the deficit bake to one goal.
It's one of the softest goals you will ever see, as Arsenal give the ball away
on the edge of the area. McBride takes it into the area and slides it across
the goal to Luis Jimenez who just taps it into an open net from a few
yards out. What a comeback this would be if Fulham could get another goal.
1849: And that's the full-time whistle. Arsenal controlled the game, but
they did let Fulham back in it after goals either side of half-time. Arsene
Wenger will be pleased with the performance, but he will be concerned with
the way his side gave away two sloppy goals.
treva
ICC Chairman
Coming up...
Match of the Day 2
Featuring highlights from Sunday's matches.
Leicester City vs Bolton Wanderers and Derby County vs Liverpool.
Stay tuned to BBC...
Match of the Day 2
Featuring highlights from Sunday's matches.
Leicester City vs Bolton Wanderers and Derby County vs Liverpool.
Stay tuned to BBC...
Highlander999
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Great works Jack, I'll be following this :cool:
treva
ICC Chairman
Sunday 9th August 2009
Welcome to Match of the Day 2. Our first highlight is of the early game between newly promoted Leicester City against Bolton Wanderers.
Leicester City 0-2 Bolton Wanderers
Leicester:
Possession: 46%
Shots on target: 1
Shots off target: 2
Bolton: Anelka (14), Nolan (55)
Possession: 54%
Shots on target: 10
Shots off target: 15
MotM: Nicolas Anelka (Bolton)
Welcome to Match of the Day 2. Our first highlight is of the early game between newly promoted Leicester City against Bolton Wanderers.
Leicester City 0-2 Bolton Wanderers
Leicester:
Possession: 46%
Shots on target: 1
Shots off target: 2
Bolton: Anelka (14), Nolan (55)
Possession: 54%
Shots on target: 10
Shots off target: 15
MotM: Nicolas Anelka (Bolton)
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treva
ICC Chairman
Sunday 9th August 2009
Our second of today's highlights comes from Pride Park, where Derby County host the reigning champions, Liverpool.
Derby County 0-5 Liverpool
Derby: Davis sent off (63)
Possession: 53%
Shots on target: 5
Shots off target: 3
Bolton: Crouch (1), Voronin (10), Riise (65), Guardado (85), Alonso (89)
Possession: 47%
Shots on target: 9
Shots off target: 3
MotM: Xabi Alonso (Liverpool)
Our second of today's highlights comes from Pride Park, where Derby County host the reigning champions, Liverpool.
Derby County 0-5 Liverpool
Derby: Davis sent off (63)
Possession: 53%
Shots on target: 5
Shots off target: 3
Bolton: Crouch (1), Voronin (10), Riise (65), Guardado (85), Alonso (89)
Possession: 47%
Shots on target: 9
Shots off target: 3
MotM: Xabi Alonso (Liverpool)
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shantanu_rooney
Chairman of Selectors
Wow great video loved it mat KUTGW!!1
treva
ICC Chairman
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Monday's gossip column
Arsenal have landed the signing of Italian U-21 international
Fedrico Agliardi from Palermo for a fee of ?19million (Various)
Galatasaray are reported to be in the hunt for Manchester City's
Elano (The Sun)
Juan Manuel Mata has dismissed rumours that he is interest in a
move to Stamford Bridge, stating he will stay at Valencia (Daily Mirror)
Liverpool's Andr?s Guardado is tempted by AC Milan despite
Benitez stating the move will not happen (Daily Telegraph)
Real Madrid boss Bernd Schuster has told the press that
19-year-old Lulinha will not be sold (Various)
Birmingham bring in unknown Slovenian striker Matej Vracko
for ?80k (Various)
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard believes that his side will win
the title once again if they are as prolific in front of goal all
season as they were in their win over Derby (Various)
Carlos Tevez has said that he is ready to play his first game
since he broke his leg on March 13, but he is doubtful for
United's trip to Portman Road on Wednesday (The Sun)
Derby manager Billy Davies has stated he thought his side's
5-0 defeat to Liverpool was the best performance for such a
heavy loss that he had ever seen (Various)
In the wake of Sunday's defeat to Bolton, Leicester striker
DJ Campbell tells his team mates to improve or they will be
playing Championship football once again (Daily Star)
Wilfred Bouma may return for Villa's game with Portsmouth on
Tuesday after Saturday's victory over Ipswich (Daily Mail)
Steve McLaren was seen tucking into a pie at Pride Park,
scouting ahead of England's tie with Bulgaria next month (The Sun)
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Monday's gossip column
Arsenal have landed the signing of Italian U-21 international
Fedrico Agliardi from Palermo for a fee of ?19million (Various)
Galatasaray are reported to be in the hunt for Manchester City's
Elano (The Sun)
Juan Manuel Mata has dismissed rumours that he is interest in a
move to Stamford Bridge, stating he will stay at Valencia (Daily Mirror)
Liverpool's Andr?s Guardado is tempted by AC Milan despite
Benitez stating the move will not happen (Daily Telegraph)
Real Madrid boss Bernd Schuster has told the press that
19-year-old Lulinha will not be sold (Various)
Birmingham bring in unknown Slovenian striker Matej Vracko
for ?80k (Various)
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard believes that his side will win
the title once again if they are as prolific in front of goal all
season as they were in their win over Derby (Various)
Carlos Tevez has said that he is ready to play his first game
since he broke his leg on March 13, but he is doubtful for
United's trip to Portman Road on Wednesday (The Sun)
Derby manager Billy Davies has stated he thought his side's
5-0 defeat to Liverpool was the best performance for such a
heavy loss that he had ever seen (Various)
In the wake of Sunday's defeat to Bolton, Leicester striker
DJ Campbell tells his team mates to improve or they will be
playing Championship football once again (Daily Star)
Wilfred Bouma may return for Villa's game with Portsmouth on
Tuesday after Saturday's victory over Ipswich (Daily Mail)
Steve McLaren was seen tucking into a pie at Pride Park,
scouting ahead of England's tie with Bulgaria next month (The Sun)
