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your level of intelligence amazes meYou'se are ****e.
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AFLW 2024 - Round 7 - Pride Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
your level of intelligence amazes meYou'se are ****e.
We've finally arrived.
We may not be going as well in the League as last season but we know we can beat anyone if things go our way,
Oh, and Lennon's OK.
As what? You don't finish fourth or better this season and you've failed. Your potential and talent deserves such league positions.
Like Drogba's disallowed goal?
the dude from your team not being sent off for elbowing?
or having 4 shots on target compared to Chelsea's 12 or something?
Still trying to work out what Terry was sent off for as well. Every set piece he's rugby tackled (I'm talking all games here) because he's such a threat and never gets any protection and then got punished as an afterthought from Graham '3 card trick' Poll for I don't know what. Chelsea probably should've tried the rugby tactics on Dawson.
Your team is a long way from arrived considering the potential you have. One result like this doesn't change anything.
I tipped a Tottenham win in this fixture, as I said coming off the Barcelona game Chelsea were always going to be there for the taking and unlike games at Stamford Bridge home teams always have a chance of beating Chelsea. Particuarly Tottenham who are a very strong home team.
Apart from the goal he wasn't anything that special. His crossing is woeful. Brilliant player but I'm sure he has better games than last night. People will just remember it (and rightfully so) for his winner, great goal it was too.
Great win for Spurs. Really happy for you guys I really like Martin Jol and the quality you have in your team should be at minimum top 6 on the table.
Zokora, Assou-Ekotto and Berbatov are all class signings.
Compare them to Liverpool's
Pennant, Aurelio, Gonzalez
And you'll see how well Jol has done.
Great stuff!
Our record against the top 4 in the past 2 seasons has been shocking. We've managed to jump from 14th to 9th to 5th on the back of beating mid-table clubs. We've just kncoked off the champions. Hence, to a degree, I think we've arrived.
Yep, nothing wrong with Drogba's goal. Should have stood and would have made it impossible for us. But we've had our share of bad decisions. Like the red card and penalty against Davenport against your mob.
You can argue Ghaly should have got a red,
but then you could argue Lampard could have got a red for his studs up tackle on Chimbonda.
Neither deserved a red though IMO, cancels each other out.
Well no one knows what he was sent off for. Some say he elbowed Ekotto in the head after he ran off. Some say it was for racial abuse. Either way, Terry knew what was coming and didn't protest, so I'm thinking it was deserved.
Disagree. We've had a ********house run with injuries to our best players this year.
We're starting to get guys like Lennon, King and Berrbatov back to full fitness, and we're on a 7 game unbeaten run. I'd say our potential is starting to show.
So did I. And a Lennon winner I think as well.
I wouldn't say woeful. Needs improving, but the ball to Keane before then end of the first half suggests it is better than woeful. I think he has a good final ball from a standing start, but when he's running at 100km/h he needs to clean it up. Still, he is terrorising left backs at only 19 years old.
The best thing about last night's result is that some Liverpool fans (namely jod) think that we've helped them out in the title race.
How ********ing nuts did you go after Lennon's goal?
Not really, Mourinho hugged him after the final whistle so I don't think it bothered him too much.What a fantastic win by us against the scum of Chelscum! That photo is gold!!
Not really, Mourinho hugged him after the final whistle so I don't think it bothered him too much.
No he wasn't and Mourinho didn't care.Say what you like about him but there can be no denying that Jol is a top bloke who is respected by all within the game. Never complains about anything and is never arrogant. That photo was just good timing and is funny, but Jol wasn't doing it to incite Mourinho.
No he wasn't and Mourinho didn't care.
Jol and Mourinho would be in my favourite 4 or 5 managers in the league.
Martin Jol revealed the Frenchman will be involved in the Carling Cup 4th round tie after recovering from the hernia surgery that has delayed the start to his playing career at the Club following his transfer from Fulham at the end of August.
As we approach our third home game in seven days, Martin reported that there will be changes to the team and another recent signing, defender Dorian Dervite, has also been added to the squad.
"We have to because of the amount of games that we're playing," reasoned the manager. "We've got a good, big squad and players knocking on the door like Tom Huddlestone, Edgar Davids and now Steed Malbranque.
"Steed has worked very hard to come back and he is fit now, although not really match fit. He has looked so good in training that I have made the decision to start him tomorrow.
"At the back we have got a few injuries, Michael Dawson will be there, but we will rest Ledley King. Pascal Chimbonda is out with a knock, Paul Stalteri is also out with a knee injury. Calum Davenport needs another ten days and Anthony Gardner picked up a knee injury in training on Saturday and won't be involved.
"Lee Young-Pyo is fit again and will probably play, but Teemu Tainio is still out. Charlie Lee, Dorian Dervite and Phil Ifil are in the squad, along with Andy Barcham."
With the amount of carry by their fans over the past few days because Spurs won a whole game, I'm sure the announcement of the open top bus parade to celebrate it isn't too far off.
I'll be sure to keep my weekend free.