English Premier League 2011/2012 Season Thread
Mar 22, 2012 | 04:53 AM
#766
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bummed when the penalty was given, knew we would either continue to lose or somehow win .. was not going to be a drawnasri deserved to score if im honest, he had too many chances and made a nuisance of himself constantly. tevez, well of course he would come back after 6 months to play chelsea
OF COURSEi dont want to look at the table and do some maths
all i want now is for us to play CL next season! that is a M U S T
Mar 22, 2012 | 07:47 AM
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bummed when the penalty was given, knew we would either continue to lose or somehow win .. was not going to be a draw
nasri deserved to score if im honest, he had too many chances and made a nuisance of himself constantly. tevez, well of course he would come back after 6 months to play chelsea OF COURSE
i dont want to look at the table and do some maths
all i want now is for us to play CL next season! that is a M U S T
nasri deserved to score if im honest, he had too many chances and made a nuisance of himself constantly. tevez, well of course he would come back after 6 months to play chelsea OF COURSE
i dont want to look at the table and do some maths
all i want now is for us to play CL next season! that is a M U S T
Mar 22, 2012 | 07:55 AM
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I will definitely be rooting for Chelsea against Tottenham on saturday, not only because I hate Tottenham but because Chelsea is my 2nd favourite PL team. I'll be seeing the game with my brother who's a Chelsea fan and once took me to Stamford Bridge for a game against Arsenal back in 2008. Great experience to see a top game like that live but I think I prefer the live atmosphere in the Bundesliga.
Mar 22, 2012 | 07:58 AM
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This info is so insane.
Hoping Muamba can at least lead a normal life if he never plays again. He definately has a huge will to live
Hoping Muamba can at least lead a normal life if he never plays again. He definately has a huge will to live
Fabrice Muamba was 'dead' for 78 minutes - Bolton doctor
Fabrice Muamba was "in effect dead" for 78 minutes following his on-field collapse, the Bolton Wanderers club doctor Jonathan Tobin has revealed.
Doctors say it is too early to predict whether he will play football again.
But Dr Tobin said he is amazed by the 23-year-old's recovery so far.
In an emotional interview, Dr Tobin said: "It was 48 minutes when he collapsed to reaching hospital and a further 30 minutes after that. He was, in effect, dead at that time."
He added: "We were fearing the worst and didn't think we would get the recovery we had. It's incredible."
Fabrice Muamba was "in effect dead" for 78 minutes following his on-field collapse, the Bolton Wanderers club doctor Jonathan Tobin has revealed.
Doctors say it is too early to predict whether he will play football again.
But Dr Tobin said he is amazed by the 23-year-old's recovery so far.
In an emotional interview, Dr Tobin said: "It was 48 minutes when he collapsed to reaching hospital and a further 30 minutes after that. He was, in effect, dead at that time."
He added: "We were fearing the worst and didn't think we would get the recovery we had. It's incredible."
Mar 22, 2012 | 08:00 AM
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I will definitely be rooting for Chelsea against Tottenham on saturday, not only because I hate Tottenham but because Chelsea is my 2nd favourite PL team. I'll be seeing the game with my brother who's a Chelsea fan and once took me to Stamford Bridge for a game against Arsenal back in 2008. Great experience to see a top game like that live but I think I prefer the live atmosphere in the Bundesliga.