FARK.com: (7079086) It's Manc-on-Manc action as United and City fight for the EPL title on Monday, followed by a midweek orgy of 4th-6th place battles featuring Chelsea, Spurs and Newcastle

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		It's Manc-on-Manc action as United and City fight for the EPL title on Monday, followed by a midweek orgy of 4th-6th place battles featuring Chelsea, Spurs and Newcastle (bbc.co.uk)		11
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desertgeek		2012-05-02 05:22:37 PM

1 votes:

Pulled from the BBC commentary:

Infostrada Sports on Twitter: "NUFC last won a league match at Chelsea on Nov 22, 1986 - same day Mike Tyson became Heavyweight Champion for 1st time. Tyne Mike."

The commentary is worth reading for the Cisse goal reactions alone.

TonnageVT		2012-05-02 04:59:04 PM

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689908: It obviously goes without saying that I hope Newcastle win on Sunday, but aside from all that, I hope they make the Champions League. They're a credit to the league when so many teams around them (and not) have had embarrassing seasons.

I pity the fool who has to choose between Crouch and Cisse for Goal of the Season.

Agreed, when you look at a club that came up from Championship just a year earlier, and now vying for Champions League football, they really have been a great club. Alan Pardew has done a fantastic job with them.

desertgeek		2012-05-02 04:52:58 PM

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TheKnownUniverse: Cisse's goal, which the FA will remove post haste in line with their policy of being total fartknockers.

No one has any business even hitting a shot like that, let alone scoring. What a stunner.

HaywoodJablonski		2012-05-02 04:17:26 PM

1 votes:

We are ale Bolton and Chelski fans tonight

digistil		2012-04-30 04:36:57 PM

1 votes:

Langston: Holy crap Ferguson is pissed

I would be too. He's likely paid a fortune for a red card and has yet to see it.

The Envoy		2012-04-30 04:30:12 PM

1 votes:

Now That's What I Call a Taco!: (where you obviously mean "English")

No, he obviously means "local", as in from Manchester.

socalnewwaver		2012-04-30 04:05:52 PM

1 votes:

Stimied in a Rut: For all of you that are cheering against United (most of you) why pick City over them?

hint: most of the people in this thread are not from manchester. they just hate the smug entitled mentality of united.

eagles95		2012-04-30 03:50:19 PM

1 votes:

YES! YES! YES!

/seriously cant stand united

meanmutton		2012-04-30 02:30:16 PM

1 votes:

squealie: I'm rooting for the Gunners and as for the MancSpanking I'll take City because of my thoroughly irrational loathing of Wayne Rooney.
/Go Gunners!

There is nothing irrational about loathing Wayne Rooney.

ScouserDuck		2012-04-30 01:33:41 PM

1 votes:

This is me boycotting this thread as it is illigitamate and unecessary. All of you who want to help me take this stand, continue posting in the weekends thread where this discussion belongs.

FOLLOW ME!

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