EPL : Arsenal FC vs Manchester United
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i believe this match will end manure winning momentum. they r going to have black november.Originally posted by Frogleg888:Liverpool stop Arsenal from continous winning.
Arsenal stop Man Utd from continous winning..
i hope FA take action of Anderson for whining like gal n challenging referee by waving card gesture. else it will be unfair when john terry can kena n he can get away. -
Must give credit to the linesman。
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yea. preciselyOriginally posted by 798:i believe this match will end manure winning momentum. they r going to have black november.
i hope FA take action of Anderson for whining like gal n challenging referee by waving card gesture. else it will be unfair when john terry can kena n he can get away.
when u compare him to flamini. flamini shd get a noble prize man .
when cesc slide onto anderson, he gets down and roll over the floor as if he was shot. and got up seconds after like hes normal.
when anderson haedbutted flamini. flamini juz wave off him. he could also get down and roll over the floor and make anderson a second zidane. -
if u make a wavign card gesture..isnt tt player supposed to be booked? and eboue should have at least did some of his theatrics. if anderson and tt ronaldo can..why not eboue.Originally posted by 798:i believe this match will end manure winning momentum. they r going to have black november.
i hope FA take action of Anderson for whining like gal n challenging referee by waving card gesture. else it will be unfair when john terry can kena n he can get away. -
Originally posted by 798:
stup scott head.
[b]Angry Ferguson hits out at referee Webb
Sir Alex Ferguson accused referee Howard Webb of favouring Arsenal in Manchester United's 2-2 draw at the Emirates Stadium today.
'I think Howard Webb has a great chance to be the top referee but today was a big game for him and, at times, he favoured Arsenal,' Ferguson told MUTV.
'Their second goal came from him not giving a free-kick for a foul on Louis Saha on the far side. It should have been a foul for us.'
Ferguson believes it can be difficult for referees not to be influenced by hostile home crowds.
'It is very difficult for the referee,' he said. 'On our bench, we were getting terrible abuse from people two or three feet away from us.
'There is a lack of security here. It is absolutely disgraceful the abuse you and your staff take. All sorts of things are been shouted and screamed at you and there is an absolute danger here.'
Ferguson was frustrated United had not been able to hang on for a win that would have taken them to the top of the Barclays Premier League.
He said: 'I think we have thrown it away. At 2-1 you think you've won the game and for them to get a second goal when they did - for us to give it way in injury-time - it is very hard to take I can tell you. It is a fact that they got out of jail.
'We spoke about it at half-time, the importance of not letting them back in and we started the second half well and then we lose a goal from having our own throw in near their corner flag. It's amazing. It's criminal.
'After their equaliser, Arsenal got at us for five or 10 minutes but then it seemed to be heading for a draw.
'I don't settle for a point at any time. We send a team out with ability to win matches and we we try to win matches.
'We settled quite well after their equaliser and Wayne Rooney had a marvellous chance. Some of our attacking play was great, some of our football was threatening.
'In a game of that magnitude, there was going to be chances. We had ours and they had theirs.'
Ferguson felt Arsenal, who have reached the top of the table by playing attractive football, had resorted to direct tactics to force their way back into the game.
He said: 'Arsenal are good football team and they had plenty of possession but they didn't actually make anything of their chances.
'They got their second goal from pumping the ball into the box. It got a bit of a deflection when they pumped the ball into the box in injury-time and ended up at the back post (with Gallas). I think it (Gallas' volley) was over the line. Edwin (van der Sar) thought it was over the line.
'We produced some good football for our goals but their goals were a bit scrappy. It's unlike Arsenal. They normally score goals from good passing movements. Today they were slashing the ball in the box and getting goals from it.'
Meanwhile, Arsenal goal hero William Gallas claimed his team-mates were prepared to 'die' on the field to secure a result against Manchester United.
Gallas, who had earlier scored an own goal, grabbed an injury-time equaliser as the leaders denied United top spot in the Barclays Premier League at the Emirates Stadium.
Cristiano Ronaldo looked to have put United on course for victory after Cesc Fabregas had scored the Gunners' first equaliser.
Gallas hailed his side's teamwork and told Sky Sports: 'We had to fight. We said if we had to die we would die together on that field.
'In the first half we tried to play football but it was not really easy.
'We played very tight. It was difficult for us to find good space.
'We conceded a goal - maybe I was a little too late but that is football.
'In the second half when we came back on the pitch we said we had to play better.'
Arsenal, with a game in hand, remain unbeaten and top of the table from United only on goals scored.
Gallas added: 'I think we had to stay top of the table, we have to put pressure on other teams - other teams can go back like Chelsea or another team.
'We have to stay at the top to put pressure on Manchester United and maybe they can make the mistake.'
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always try to boss wat referee should do to act in his ways. as if he is the president of FA.
like manager, like players, like fans!
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FABREGAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ah aha ah. Go go arsenal.
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we r lucky dat the croaks nvr get away wif a win, thank God!
next time manure wont be so lucky as we will shame them again wif a win playing on their old trafford.
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it will be difficult to win man utd in old trafford. but we have done that last season. time for us to do it this season againOriginally posted by 798:we r lucky dat the croaks nvr get away wif a win, thank God!
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one of my good friends who is manure told me he rather given up the EPL title last season to win us home n away, this proven the mutual rivalry of the two teams dat it is indeed sux to lose.Originally posted by corebooster:it will be difficult to win man utd in old trafford. but we have done that last season. time for us to do it this season again -
aiya sometimes win epl may not make a fan 100% happy as well.
For example,
last season, manutd won the epl but lose the fa cup final to chelsea over 117mins. Can only conclude manutd is more consistent in the league last season. If chelsea didnt have so many injuries last season, they might have won the league instead.
Also, last season many teams are against chelsea as they dont want chelsea to get the title for 3 consecutive seasons. -
chelsea may not win the epl title, but they lost matches less than manure, also they won double unless the manure claim!Originally posted by HyuugaNeji:aiya sometimes win epl may not make a fan 100% happy as well.
For example,
last season, manutd won the epl but lose the fa cup final to chelsea over 117mins. Can only conclude manutd is more consistent in the league last season. If chelsea didnt have so many injuries last season, they might have won the league instead.
Also, last season many teams are against chelsea as they dont want chelsea to get the title for 3 consecutive seasons.
arsenal may win nothing last season, but it was priceless to see the the piss off expression of manure when they lost to us home n away.
manure may be champion last season, but their fans behaved like a bunch of losers ganging up n attacking a lone 17 years old forumite. so r they dat great at all? -
i give Manchester United FC the respect for winning the league.
I give Manchester United FC Fans the respect for supporting a club which has won the league.
But the respect i give will change once they start to step on my toe.
i have good frens who are man utd fans. i still go watch soccer wif them. but i also gave up some friendship, due to the fact, they do not show respect to Arsenal FC, stomping on my pride as a Arsenal FC Fan.
Its down the personalities of the fans. i dun mind posting and tokcok in ManUtd Chelsea or liverpool forum, coz. we are all 1 big family in SGforums.
same likewise goes to CFC,LFC and the rest of the football clubs frm all over the world n down to SLeague -
almost all my good friends r manu suxporters too.Originally posted by corebooster:i give Manchester United FC the respect for winning the league.
I give Manchester United FC Fans the respect for supporting a club which has won the league.
But the respect i give will change once they start to step on my toe.
i have good frens who are man utd fans. i still go watch soccer wif them. but i also gave up some friendship, due to the fact, they do not show respect to Arsenal FC, stomping on my pride as a Arsenal FC Fan.
Its down the personalities of the fans. i dun mind posting and tokcok in ManUtd Chelsea or liverpool forum, coz. we are all 1 big family in SGforums.
same likewise goes to CFC,LFC and the rest of the football clubs frm all over the world n down to SLeague
at time we jeered at each other team. but seldom it affected our friendship.
but i will disown my son one day if he wears manu jersey.
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its 80% that assenal will win epl this season
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u must be a spurs fanOriginally posted by gigabyte14:its 80% that assenal will win epl this season
nabei 
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nt sure wad fan giga is. but. i think he said that coz he buy arsenal to win the EPL?Originally posted by felirox:u must be a spurs fan -
as a friend of yours, i will suggest u to convince him to turn him the right path - by convert him into arsenal supporter!Originally posted by corebooster:nt sure wad fan giga is. but. i think he said that coz he buy arsenal to win the EPL? -
they r the white horse in football...Originally posted by felirox:if u make a wavign card gesture..isnt tt player supposed to be booked? and eboue should have at least did some of his theatrics. if anderson and tt ronaldo can..why not eboue. -
hmm. but anderson is blackOriginally posted by BrUtUs:they r the white horse in football...
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Gallagher hails 'phenomenal' spot by ref Webb
Former top-flight referee Dermot Gallagher believes officials made the 'decision of the season' in awarding Arsenal's late equaliser against Manchester United on Saturday.
The Gunners grabbed a 2-2 draw from a pulsating Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium when assistant referee Darren Cann signalled William Gallas' shot had crossed the line.
'It is tremendous,' Gallagher told Sky Sports. 'If you watch it at speed it is such a great spot and probably the decision of the season so far.
'It is nice to talk about positives in such a match that is so high profile.
'It's all right seeing it in slow motion, but seeing it at normal speed it's a phenomenal spot.
'He has got in the perfect position and made the right judgement, it's tremendous.'
United manager Sir Alex Ferguson accused referee Howard Webb of favouring Arsenal after the top-of-the-table encounter but Gallagher felt all the big decisions were correct.
Ferguson thought United should have had a free-kick for a foul on Louis Saha prior to Arsenal gaining the possession that led to Gallas' goal.
Gallagher added: 'There were two minutes between that incident and when the ball went in the net. There are so many variables.
'We can look at any match and discuss any decision. Unless it is a mandatory thing that everyone sees, refereeing is not an exact science. That's how the referee saw it and that's what he gave.
'Maybe some of his (Ferguson's) comments were born of disappointment. You are 93 minutes into the match, you think you've killed it off and then it goes against you.'
Gallagher was full of praise for Webb, who he believes to be one of the game's brightest prospects.
He said: 'He has certainly got potential to be one of the best referees in the world.
'He is young, talented and got great man-management skills. His recognition of offences on the field was first class and with any luck we could be seeing a future World Cup referee.'