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Well, Blackpool's a no brainer nowSo live a little, Captain Obvious.Too many variables to rank the top 8.
Well, Blackpool's a no brainer nowSo live a little, Captain Obvious.Too many variables to rank the top 8.
Must have missed this the first time aroundOh, Community Shield is back where it belongs too. suck it CM and Native. I didn't watch the game, but always nice to get a win.
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Lots.Any EPL games on ESPN this year?
I never knew it was legal to plow into the goalkeeper as he was catching a ball coming in.Spartans Rule said:Good one Reina.
It isn't. But that's not what happened.I never knew it was legal to plow into the goalkeeper as he was catching a ball coming in.Spartans Rule said:Good one Reina.
ESPN sublicenses Premier League games from FoxBRISTOL, Conn.—ESPN has sublicensed U.S. rights to up to 74 Premier League games in each of the next three seasons from Fox Soccer Channel.Under the deal announced Wednesday, ESPN can televise matches in the United States on ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, ESPN3.com and ESPN Mobile TV.Last season, ESPN televised 46 Premier League matches under a sublicense from Fox, which has been broadcasting the EPL in the U.S. since 1998.ESPN's U.S. coverage begins Saturday with the Premier League opener, which has Manchester City at Tottenham, starting at 7:45 a.m. EDT.Premier said:Any EPL games on ESPN this year?
I wish...No EPL predictions? I'll throw my top 7 out there....1. Manchester United2. Arsenal3. Manchester City4. Chelsea5. Tottenham6. Liverpool7. Everton
It's worth watching to see Neymar, Ganso and Pato's coming out party. You can fast forward through the bits when the US is in possession.Any detailed thoughts about the US/Brazil game? I was on vacation and didn't see any of it, but a friend told me they were awful and it was a waste of time. Judging by the posts here, it sounds like you guys agree.
I forgot to tape it as well. I forgot the date until a day before the game and was long gone by then and couldn't set the DVR.It's worth watching to see Neymar, Ganso and Pato's coming out party. You can fast forward through the bits when the US is in possession.Any detailed thoughts about the US/Brazil game? I was on vacation and didn't see any of it, but a friend told me they were awful and it was a waste of time. Judging by the posts here, it sounds like you guys agree.
My team won the title without me. We went down 1-0 in the first half and 2-0 in the second....then cut it to 2-1 late. In stoppage time (AGAIN), caught somewhat of a lucky bounce, apparently, off of one of our "aging vet" strikers and into the net. Extra time was scoreless, and it went to PKs, where we won 4-3. 4 goals and 1 miss off the crossbar for us, 3 goals, 1 wide, and 1 GK save on their PKs.Unbelievable game last night. It's amazing how often it comes down to the last second. We're the 4th seed in the playoffs (6-3-2, 21 points) playing against the 1st seed (8-2-1, 25 points), at their place.They come out confident, they're good team...they control the first 20 minutes or so before we start to create a few chances. But we keep them off the scoreboard and go into halftime 0-0.Second half, 60th (roughly) minute. They have a corner. Ball is played in and one of our defenders gets a head on it....but pops it up into the air. One of their players is on the backpost and actually chests it past the outstretched arms of our GK. Down 1-0. We start pushing forward and they start sitting back. We're generating a ton of chances but just can't finish. We get into stoppage time, the ref announces 2 minutes. They put a shot wide after about a minute, and we have a goal kick. Everyone rushes into the box, our GK included, as we all try to get anything on it. We have 9 players in their box and it gets crossed in, bounces around a few times, and falls right to one of our defenders - the same guy whose awkward header led to their goal. He takes a touch and places a perfect shot into the corner of the net....1-1 with just 30 seconds on the clock. They take the kickoff, and within seconds, the ref calls time.FIFA rules, 2 15-minute overtimes. We have all the momentum in the world, and their players just look stunned. We keep up the pressure, and a few minutes in, roughly the 97th, one of our strikers finally gets one. We go up 2-1 and manage to hold on for the win.It's our understanding that the 2 teams that meet in the championship are promoted, but we haven't gotten official word yet. Unfortunately, I will be out of town and will miss next Sunday's final.We qualified for the promotion playoffs in 4th place. We'll play the 1st place team, who finished 8-1-2. We did beat them in the regular season - one of their 2 losses - but they didn't have any subs that day.When I joined the team last offseason, they were 1-3-7, finishing with 6 points just 1 place above relegation in 11th. Last year we finished 7th. This year we finished 6-3-2 on 21 points and in 4th place. I have to think that even if we don't get promoted, we'll be in great shape for next year.Exciting times for us. This game has been called, and I quote, "the most important game in the club's history".
the replay is still available on espn3.comI forgot to tape it as well. I forgot the date until a day before the game and was long gone by then and couldn't set the DVR.It's worth watching to see Neymar, Ganso and Pato's coming out party. You can fast forward through the bits when the US is in possession.Any detailed thoughts about the US/Brazil game? I was on vacation and didn't see any of it, but a friend told me they were awful and it was a waste of time. Judging by the posts here, it sounds like you guys agree.
Don't encourage him... that's one to forget for a USMNT fan. Honestly, nothing worth seeing from that standpoint.But yeah- Neymar and Ganso were amazing.the replay is still available on espn3.comI forgot to tape it as well. I forgot the date until a day before the game and was long gone by then and couldn't set the DVR.It's worth watching to see Neymar, Ganso and Pato's coming out party. You can fast forward through the bits when the US is in possession.Any detailed thoughts about the US/Brazil game? I was on vacation and didn't see any of it, but a friend told me they were awful and it was a waste of time. Judging by the posts here, it sounds like you guys agree.
That should knock 30-40 seconds off his viewing time.It's worth watching to see Neymar, Ganso and Pato's coming out party. You can fast forward through the bits when the US is in possession.Any detailed thoughts about the US/Brazil game? I was on vacation and didn't see any of it, but a friend told me they were awful and it was a waste of time. Judging by the posts here, it sounds like you guys agree.
.....in your opinion.It isn't. But that's not what happened.I never knew it was legal to plow into the goalkeeper as he was catching a ball coming in.Spartans Rule said:Good one Reina.
we'll all get to see plenty of Neymar this year after he completes the transfer to ChelseaDon't encourage him... that's one to forget for a USMNT fan. Honestly, nothing worth seeing from that standpoint.But yeah- Neymar and Ganso were amazing.the replay is still available on espn3.comI forgot to tape it as well. I forgot the date until a day before the game and was long gone by then and couldn't set the DVR.It's worth watching to see Neymar, Ganso and Pato's coming out party. You can fast forward through the bits when the US is in possession.Any detailed thoughts about the US/Brazil game? I was on vacation and didn't see any of it, but a friend told me they were awful and it was a waste of time. Judging by the posts here, it sounds like you guys agree.
Mine too.SmoovySmoov said:.....in your opinion.It isn't. But that's not what happened.I never knew it was legal to plow into the goalkeeper as he was catching a ball coming in.Spartans Rule said:Good one Reina.
Obviously, he should have punched it clear..........but I still think he was impeded.Mine too.SmoovySmoov said:.....in your opinion.It isn't. But that's not what happened.I never knew it was legal to plow into the goalkeeper as he was catching a ball coming in.Spartans Rule said:Good one Reina.

I can only assume you are a Pool fan or a keeper as I can't imagine how any unbiased observer could think that was plowing into a keeper. I'm not sure there was even much contact. I understand that keepers need to be protected, but a ball in the air is a ball in the air. Offensive players have a right to go after it too.Obviously, he should have punched it clear..........but I still think he was impeded.![]()
I think Newcastle looks pretty good. Certainly better than a number of teams I saw this weekend.Admirable display from Newcastle here, but United are just too good.Chicharito in for Rooney and the fans go wild.
Like I said in either this thread or the EPL thread, I'm not sue which team will finish higher, Newcastle or Liverpool.I think Newcastle looks pretty good. Certainly better than a number of teams I saw this weekend.Admirable display from Newcastle here, but United are just too good.Chicharito in for Rooney and the fans go wild.
Agreed...that was my point.I think Newcastle looks pretty good. Certainly better than a number of teams I saw this weekend.Admirable display from Newcastle here, but United are just too good.Chicharito in for Rooney and the fans go wild.
So true. I also love that Ferguson keeps playing them, especially as there is a seemingly constant call to sign/play younger players. These two have been a pleasure to watch for well more than a decade.Scholes to Giggs....Giggs with a wonder-volley finish. Pure class those two. It's like they never age.
with Chelsea scoring 6 on Saturday I'm sure ManU want to try and match that...even here in added time.So true. I also love that Ferguson keeps playing them, especially as there is a seemingly constant call to sign/play younger players. These two have been a pleasure to watch for well more than a decade.Scholes to Giggs....Giggs with a wonder-volley finish. Pure class those two. It's like they never age.
Barton and Scholes wtih yellows... shockerSo true. I also love that Ferguson keeps playing them, especially as there is a seemingly constant call to sign/play younger players. These two have been a pleasure to watch for well more than a decade.Scholes to Giggs....Giggs with a wonder-volley finish. Pure class those two. It's like they never age.
Barton looks good in the black and white vertical stripes, IMO.Barton and Scholes wtih yellows... shockerSo true. I also love that Ferguson keeps playing them, especially as there is a seemingly constant call to sign/play younger players. These two have been a pleasure to watch for well more than a decade.Scholes to Giggs....Giggs with a wonder-volley finish. Pure class those two. It's like they never age.
21 seasons in a row that Ryan Giggs has scored in now. Pretty impressive to say the least.So true. I also love that Ferguson keeps playing them, especially as there is a seemingly constant call to sign/play younger players. These two have been a pleasure to watch for well more than a decade.Scholes to Giggs....Giggs with a wonder-volley finish. Pure class those two. It's like they never age.
Ugh. That little sociopath is my least favorite Magpie ever. And they still have Colochinni, who is #2.Barton looks good in the black and white vertical stripes, IMO.Barton and Scholes wtih yellows... shockerSo true. I also love that Ferguson keeps playing them, especially as there is a seemingly constant call to sign/play younger players. These two have been a pleasure to watch for well more than a decade.Scholes to Giggs....Giggs with a wonder-volley finish. Pure class those two. It's like they never age.