RedMarauder

Even though you haven't written anything yet, may I be the first to say that I disagree with you entirely, your sentences aren't coherent and you know nothing

I won a round too! Nice one lads for your efforts Saturday, 29 April 2006 Birmingham v Newcastle2-1 Charlton v Blackburn1-1 Chelsea v Man Utd1-1 Liverpool v Aston Villa3-0 Man City v Fulham2-0 Middlesbrough v Everton0-0 Wigan v Portsmouth1-1 Sunday, 30 April 2006 Tottenham v Bolton2-1 Monday, 01 May 2006 Man Utd v Middlesbrough2-1 Sunderland v Arsenal0-2 West Brom v West Ham2-2 Tuesday, 02 May 2006 Blackburn v Chelsea1-1 Tuesday, 02 May 2006 Bolton v Middlesbrough2-0 Thursday, 04 May 2006 Man City v Arsenal1-1 Sunderland v Fulham1-0 Sunday, 07 May 2006 Arsenal v Wigan2-0 Aston Villa v Sunderland3-0 Blackburn v Man City2-1 Bolton v Birmingham2-2 Everton v West Brom0-0 Fulham v Middlesbrough1-1 Man Utd v Charlton3-1 Newcastle v Chelsea1-1 Portsmouth v Liverpool0-2 West Ham v Tottenham1-2

What's eating Gilbert Grape?

One of the most 'bang on the money' articles you will find about any manager. Not that I like Birmingham, but I hope they stay up

Finnan Gerrard Momo in that order for me

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Thanks to both El Boss and Skittle for all their efforts this season on the PL comp. Arsenal v West Brom 1-0 Bolton v Chelsea 1-1 Everton v Tottenham 1-2 Fulham v Charlton 2-1 Newcastle v Wigan 2-1 Portsmouth v Middlesbrough 1-1 West Ham v Man City 3-2 Sunday, 16 April 2006 Aston Villa v Birmingham 1-2 Blackburn v Liverpool 0-1 Monday, 17 April 2006 Charlton v Portsmouth 0-0 Chelsea v Everton 2-0 Middlesbrough v West Ham 1-1 Sunderland v Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham v Man Utd 1-3 West Brom v Bolton 2-1 Tuesday, 18 April 2006 Wigan v Aston Villa 0-0 Wednesday, 19 April 2006 Birmingham v Blackburn 1-1

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Neither bring enough, agreed, but Cisse is nudging ahead on points. It all depends on which new striker fulfills the alternate roles required to Rafa's plan. Cisse may yet stay as Rafa it trying to create a more versatile player - winger or forward, but with pace to burn, whereas Morientes still provides excellent link up play, his end product is a bit short for the League. Interesting last number of games. Who out of Fowler / Moro / Cisse will get more opportunities, more playing minutes, more goals?

Is it your castle and your keep?

I'd love to see him shortlisted and he probably will be, but the man this season has been Steve Finnan. Joe Cole, Makelele and Gallas before Lampard. Rooney is a shoe in to win it, although he has been good, it is not like the obvious choice of Lampard or Terry last season, but he is the golden boy this year as far as the press are concerned. Otherwise, honourable mentions to Toure at Arsenal. Nolan at Bolton. Pederson at Blackburn So there you have it

Used lots of 'mates' off the pitch though, hence the heart problems

Saturday, 01 April 2006 Arsenal v Aston Villa 3-0 Birmingham v Chelsea 0-2 Bolton v Man Utd 2-1 Everton v Sunderland 2-0 Fulham v Portsmouth 2-2 Newcastle v Tottenham 1-1 West Brom v Liverpool 0-2 Sunday, 02 April 2006 Man City v Middlesbrough 2-0 West Ham v Charlton 2-1 Monday, 03 April 2006 Blackburn v Wigan 3-1 Tuesday, 04 April 2006 Birmingham v Bolton 1-1

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Well if you must have a starting point

Figger's pudding sees Fabio dessert for Liverpool

INTERVIEWER: So Steve, what went wrong? BRUCE : f***, f***, f***, f***ety, f***. f***y, f***y, f***, f***....... .......... I think I've made myself clear. Good night

Why you .....My guide dog was pleased as punch about his oxtail soup last night from Richard Branson

This could be your lucky day

No. Which player in the team spends most of his time providing knock downs, flick ons etc. with his back to goal and who Gerrard saw in front of him?

Blatter raised his fists and prepared for the new 'dual mike', rectal probe