Wolves will only be 3 points from safety
And they have us midweek
Favourites to stay up?
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Wolves will only be 3 points from safety
And they have us midweek
Favourites to stay up?
Stoke 1-1 Wolves, Hoof.
1-1 HT.
Hes being finedQuote:
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has been on after his side were denied by two controversial goals: "The linesman had a disgusting performance. Today, my players were robbed and they now have a disgusting feeling they don't deserve. If you are good at your job then you don't get these decisions wrong."
Stoke 2-1 Wolves, Crouch.
2-1 FT.
Wolves. :rose:
MotD is on in a minute.
Chelsea vs Wigan on first.
Self-imposed error. :haha:
Go away Motty.
Only marginally offside. :lol:
Martinez with a superb WTF face.
Motty sounded like he was about to have a breakdown.
Great strike from Diame, Cech didn't even bother diving.
The second goal was offside too? :haha:
FFS.
The first missed offside was so bad. Ivanovic only bothered putting it in for the banter. At least it was an on-paper-gimme for Chelsea, and they have harder games to come.
Man Utd: De Gea, Rafael Da Silva, Ferdinand, Evans, Evra, Valencia, Scholes, Carrick, Young, Rooney, Welbeck.
Subs: Amos, Jones, Giggs, Park, Hernandez, Cleverley, Pogba.
QPR: Kenny, Onuoha, Ferdinand, Hill, Taiwo, Diakite, Derry, Mackie, Taarabt, Buzsaky, Bothroyd.
Subs: Cerny, Gabbidon, Campbell, Young, Smith, Wright-Phillips, Zamora.
Referee: Lee Mason (Lancashire)
After the watershed or not, the BBC deciding to broadcast 12 minutes of a 66 year old man's seizure in West London yesterday will go down as one of their blackest moments. They gave it all to us: "Taken the leeeeeeeeeeeead" "Nearly scored straight awwwweeeaay", the depressing sound of him finding humour in a defender joining the attack when his side needed a win - "Caldwell is in the Chelsea penality area heeeere, hehe, amaaazing!".
Cruel Auntie, cruel.
Or in other words: Motty sucks.
I'd never thought the BBC would trivialise mental illlnesses. You're right, sickening.
Motty. :lol:
Also, Sky's programme is on now.
Niall Quinn, Jamie and Gary Neville are in the studio. Although I guess Neville will go to commentary later on.
Lengthy but excellent article on punditry here. Written almost a year ago, but still painfully true. Good to see my oft-used Dixon/Hansen/Hamsik example referenced as well.
http://www.thesportcollective.com/th...ditry/2011/05/
All very true. TV companies want former players because their audience will know them and generally the ex-players are desperate to cling on to something to do with football once their careers are over.
Still no announcement as to the Euro2012 punditry teams. That worries me.
:lol:
It'll be the Boys Club members. And Savage.
Come on United, if they win, City will be crying us a river.
Freekick in a dangerous area to Man Utd already.
Clint Hill. :lol:
What a clogger.
Deflected wide.
Wth Kenny :wacko:
And another one.
This is definitely a Mark Hughes side.
Kenny er 'saves' it. Hollywood special.
92% possession. :haha:
Rooney hacks Diakite down, no booking. :rolleyes:
In fact Rooney hasn't had one all season. :haha:
How was that not a booking?!!! :)
Derry sent off. Pelanty to Man Utd. :doh:
Ashley Young was offside anyway and I don't think it was a clear goalscoring opportunity. :lol:
Absurd.
Offside anyway, Young does a Young, and Derry is off. Sounds about right :rolleyes:
Young dive
Old dude sent off
Penalty
Young was offside as well
Pathetic
An ex-Ferguson manager's team rolls over for United.
And it was a dodgy decision anyway.
:faint: