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Amazing. Everyone beating everyone else. Why couldn't we have got ourselves together earlier? Liverpool must be wetting themselves laughing.
 
Billy The Yid said:
True, but that did not stop Oliverpool once again proving his Pool bias (albeit in a game where it wasn`t needed). He gave Pool a penalty for handball, the exact same thing happened with TAA against City, and Oliverpool chose to ignore it. That`s not the first time he has refused to award a penalty against Pool either, despite looking straight at the incident, anybody remember Mane on Son at Wembley.
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Was played in wide midfield v watford and had a poor game...gave away the ball for the 3rd goal.

Were 1 nil down when Watford had a player sent off (lokked wrong imo) with 30 mins left yet Villa were 3 down 10 mins later...they are in deep deep ****
 
remembercolinlee said:
Was played in wide midfield v watford and had a poor game...gave away the ball for the 3rd goal.

Were 1 nil down when Watford had a player sent off (lokked wrong imo) with 30 mins left yet Villa were 3 down 10 mins later...they are in deep deep ****
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I reckon Villa and Norwich will go straight back down, and that Watford will scrape themselves out of it with Pearson bollocking them into shape. Southampton also appear to be turning a corner (typically just before we face them). Bournemouth are in freefall (still cannot believe people rate Eddie Howe), but maybe just maybe Wet Sham will go down despite spending £155m to "break into the top 4". That would cheer me up immensely after what has been a shambolic season overall.
 
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Dortmund signed Utd’s top target, Haaland. Thought he’d have gone Leipzig if Germany was his destination.
 
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