Actually it was the 109th minute
Beckham 17th min
Bergkamp 69th
Giggs 109th
edit. I see you were talking about the Tottenham game, nevermind then
Weird feelings of football
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Beckham 17th min
Bergkamp 69th
Giggs 109th
edit. I see you were talking about the Tottenham game, nevermind then
Talking about Andy Cole goal vs spurs
There's a four week window in which we play Villa at home every year:
15th April 2012 (4-0)
22nd April 2013 (3-0)
29th March 2014 (4-1)
4th April 2015 (3-1)
16th April 2016 (1-0)
15th April 2012 (4-0)
22nd April 2013 (3-0)
29th March 2014 (4-1)
4th April 2015 (3-1)
16th April 2016 (1-0)
Liverpool always play at home in the 2nd leg of every cup tie.
Apparently it's something like 77% of the time...only changes if Liverpool draw United.
I found it very hard to get into any match at the 2010 WC because if the bloody vuvuzelas..ruined the atmosphere at every match and made it sound like a preseason friendly.
That's not a weird feeling, that's a stone cold fact.
Funny how a plastic tube in the crowd can ruin the biggest football tournament on the planet
April 2008 and April 2009 aswell.
No idea where you get that from. He was rotting at Blackburn for years. David Nugent is a better shout or Cameron Jerome.
Almost all of our games in 2016 have been played at Old Trafford.
Next weekend's another one.
Next weekend's another one.
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Tottenham's home games at White Hart Lane are nearly always crackers. Especially night games.
None of the Merlin Premier League sticker book collections have ever been completed. They purposely didn't release a couple of the shiny club crest stickers each year.
MOTD's Goal of the Month competition should've been scrapped after Matt Le Tissier retired.
Manchester United had it so good under Fergie that they were given an indefinite ban from being good when he left.
BT Sport came along when everyone except Sky realised that people like Jamie Redknapp and Thierry Henry are terrible football pundits.
MOTD's Goal of the Month competition should've been scrapped after Matt Le Tissier retired.
Manchester United had it so good under Fergie that they were given an indefinite ban from being good when he left.
BT Sport came along when everyone except Sky realised that people like Jamie Redknapp and Thierry Henry are terrible football pundits.
I knew someone who completed theirs.
That's unheard of!
I once got the remaining few WWE stickers I needed to complete the book but by this point I'd got bored of it and never actually stuck them in.
I realise this has nothing to do with the thread but I'm always reminded of it when people mention sticker collections and I don't think I'll ever not be a little bit pissed off at myself.
I realise this has nothing to do with the thread but I'm always reminded of it when people mention sticker collections and I don't think I'll ever not be a little bit pissed off at myself.
The whole of red cafe changed from wanting Leicester to win the league to wanting Tottenham to win, at some point during Leicester's last match.
Players in the Premier League slip and fall over without contact at least 10 times more often as they used to do in the 90s.
Nani is 23 years old
I feel like compared to other leagues the premier league isn't that bad with this, in Australia in seems like people are hit by snipers every couple of minutes
There has never been any really good right backs in the history of premier league.
Saying that on a Man Utd forum - brave man
Man Utd fans know especially well the feeling of having Brown or Valencia as first choice RB.
The same Brown who was very good for us in one of our most successful seasons ever in that position?
Plus Gary Neville.
A bit rich coming from a PSG fan who had to suffer through dross like Bernard Mendy and Christophe Jallet at right back.
Some decent players but still underwhelming compared to other top leagues. Even Ligue 1 has a better selection.
We had dross in a lot of positions so that's consistent.
Adam Federici and Julian Speroni are the same person.
John Ruddy and Brad Guzan are the same.
Swansea haven't employed a new manager since Laudrup.
Every time Leicester play, about 3 times during the match it will hit defenders arms in the box, and somehow it wont be a convincing handball..
Aston Villa is a London club.
West Vrom is not from Birmingham
Fredrik Ljungberg played his entire career with a fractured wrist.
Liverpool play at Anfield every week.
Nathaniel Chalobah plays for Napoli.
Whenever Spurs fans sing "when the Spurs go marching in", they score.
Newcastle used to have this too - I swear Harper and Given were the same person.
They've also ceased to exist it seems.
Portsmouth went straight from the Prem to League 2.