Can Man Utd Do It Again?, Which Club will do the best this s

skunkymunky · Post by **skunkymunky** » 09 Oct 2003, 14:21

Man Utd are simply the best who else but Man Utd will win?
To all the Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool supporters , switch before
you are kicked bottom again!

Boesman · Post by **Boesman** » 09 Oct 2003, 14:58

LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL LIVERPOOL

NinjaTic · Post by **NinjaTic** » 09 Oct 2003, 16:30

I have been so out of touch with the English soccor scene! I havn't even seen one game yet! But I've gone off soccor, and even rugby to a certain degree, I'm just too frikkin busy with varsity and shyte!

Exams in 3 weeks - arrrrggggg!

simmy · Post by **simmy** » 10 Oct 2003, 18:20

SQ5 · Post by **SQ5** » 03 Jan 2004, 01:23

ARSENAL ARSENAL ARSENAL ARSENAL ARSENAL

WE ARE THE BEST!!!!!

brabham · Post by **brabham** » 03 Jan 2004, 13:24

Yeah I gotta admit the bottom do know how to lose well.

Post by **Tel** » 05 Jan 2004, 10:43

You like to downplay Arsenal don't you brab?

This season is the best I"ve experienced yet. Three teams in the running, always overtaking eachother while leaving the rest of the pack for dirt.

Then the whole bottom half of the table is in the battle for relegation. Amazing.

I must admit, it could go to Arsenal, Chelsea or Man Utd. It's all going to come down to who can stand the pressure.

GO GUNNERS!

stain1 · Post by **stain1** » 05 Jan 2004, 14:15

Me : Chelsea supporter to the end!!!!!!!!

bb_matt · Post by **bb_matt** » 05 Jan 2004, 19:06

Aston Villa since I was born, plus I have the added advantage that I was actually born within 50kms of the Aston Villa grounds and not 15000km away.

But I don't follow foota, I'll admit, altho maybe one day I will.

snipeers · Post by **snipeers** » 05 Jan 2004, 20:13

brabham wrote:Yeah I gotta admit the bottom do know how to lose well.

exactly.

and last season is a fine example of that, losing both the Premiership and the Champions League qualifier when they're comfortably ahead of the rest of the pack.

i don't see any difference this year.

Fishzn · Post by **Fishzn** » 05 Jan 2004, 22:48

Glory, Glory Man Utd. they gonna clean the floor with everybody else's kits!

maestro_za · Post by **maestro_za** » 05 Jan 2004, 23:53

As a fervent Liverpool supporter since the European Cup triumphs, Double, Treble, Championships & Domestic Cups days (ie. 80's) ... I've heard it all!

These days it's purely between Arsenal & Manchester Utd to battle it out for the title. Simple fact of maturity of squads & being on the top of their respective cycles.

In the 90's there wasn't competition in the Premiership which is a simple fact ... Man Utd with the millions built up from Champions League campaigns could bankroll some amazing signings & virtually had a vice grip on trophies. Thank goodness for Arsenal being in the picture these past few years ... makes life interesting.

On to Liverpool's chances ... other than an ability to win Cups ... they need
to qualify for the Champions League year-in & year-out for the squad to get experience & to strengthen playing staff strategically. I'd say the next 5 years are going to be telling for the emergence of the REDS as title challengers & eventual winners.

"Football isn't a matter of life & death ... it's more than that". Bill Shankly (Legend of Anfield)

snipeers · Post by **snipeers** » 06 Jan 2004, 00:05

Envinyatar wrote:
This season is the best I"ve experienced yet. Three teams in the running, always overtaking eachother while leaving the rest of the pack for dirt.

well its like the Ferraris, the Williams and the McLarens of F1. but in the end, its always the team in RED who always WIN.

Fishzn · Post by **Fishzn** » 06 Jan 2004, 00:18

snipeers wrote:
Envinyatar wrote:
This season is the best I"ve experienced yet. Three teams in the running, always overtaking eachother while leaving the rest of the pack for dirt.

well its like the Ferraris, the Williams and the McLarens of F1. but in the end, its always the team in RED who always WIN.

Which one, theres two red teams in contention!

Post by **Tel** » 06 Jan 2004, 06:54

A little interesting fact between the three contenders.

Over the past few years Man Utd and Chelsea have spent over 100 million pounds on new signings, whereas Arsenal have only spent 28 million.

It just goes to show what happens when your bargain buys perform.

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Can Man Utd Do It Again?, Which Club will do the best this s

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