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Ppfff. I do that all the time.
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Quality. Tough choice for goal of the season now between Crouch and himself
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote heighway2heaven Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03 May 2012 at 9:41am
still in awe of this, this morning.

No value in the January transfer window, eh??? 7mil.

By the way, has Demba Ba scored since Cisse arrived?
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Incredible goal!...i sounded like G.Neville when i seen it on SSN....first goal was pure class...where are Newcastle digging these gems out of??...some unbelievable signings made!..i didnt like the way the treated Hughton but they deserve nothing but praise after this years performance! Clap....repeat performance against City please!! Big smile

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Papiss Don't Preach he just scores :-)
 
Heighway Ba last scored against Villa Which was Cisse's First game don't think he has scored since
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Although some were bought pre carrol sale for 35 million we have got cabaye 5million, ben arfa 5million, tiote 3 million, cisse 9 million, santon 5 million, titoe 3, obertan 2 million and Ba free coming to a grand total of 32 million. Cheers LiverpoolClap
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That is unreal in fairness!!,all of them bar obertan is now worth big big money...easily double if not treble your money if you sold them on now Clap
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Originally posted by The Big Club The Big Club wrote:

Although some were bought pre carrol sale for 35 million we have got cabaye 5million, ben arfa 5million, tiote 3 million, cisse 9 million, santon 5 million, titoe 3, obertan 2 million and Ba free coming to a grand total of 32 million. Cheers LiverpoolClap


Alan Carrs dad is the scout responsible for sourcing these gems, his stock is going through the roof
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What's the craic with wigan beating these lot 4-0 and the results against arsenal and united etc also and they are in a relagation battle! Makes gamblin on games harder for us!!
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Originally posted by Pubes Pubes wrote:

What's the craic with wigan beating these lot 4-0 and the results against arsenal and united etc also and they are in a relagation battle! Makes gamblin on games harder for us!!
 
people going way over the top cos of one off day for Newcastle, they did hit the woodwork twice in the game. No-one expected them to be anywhere near a CL place at this stage even up to 6 weeks ago, i heard people saying on Tuesday that City will go to St James' and win 3 or 4 nil just cos Wigan beat them on saturday Confused
 
gonna be a mighty hard game, 50/50 chance to either side IMO


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Originally posted by Roberto Baggio Roberto Baggio wrote:

 
gonna be a mighty hard game, 50/50 chance to either side IMO


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Here is a question, if citeh lose league from here by drawing at newcastle, should we see it as a a bottle job?? Dont think so personally.
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Originally posted by The Big Club The Big Club wrote:

Here is a question, if citeh lose league from here by drawing at newcastle, should we see it as a a bottle job?? Dont think so personally.


Don't think so. None of Man Utd, Arsenal or Spurs have won at St James' this season.

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Originally posted by The Big Club The Big Club wrote:

Here is a question, if citeh lose league from here by drawing at newcastle, should we see it as a a bottle job?? Dont think so personally.

Both United & City have already bottled it this season. It wouldn't be fair to say City would bottled it in the last 2 games with the form Newcastle are on. What I would say is that if City fail to win the last 2 and United then go and f**k it up from there then they've really bottled it twice after being given a second chance they dont deserve
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United and city both have really high points totals

Youre not going to win every game lads

It doesnt necesarily mean you have bottled it

Rafael bombing forward and leaving united horribly exposed at the back wasnt bottling it it was just bad defending

City losing away at arsenal wasnt bottling it- not many people go to the emirates and win arsenal are a good side
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Whoever wins the league deserves to win it end of story.i think united have done fantastic this season given their never ending injuries.their best defender and two of their ball winning midfielders have been out most of the season. any team would miss vidic but theres non united fans who wont give them credit for anything.i reckon if city were missing kompany for most of the season and united won the league the abu fans would harping on about what a loss he was for city but i havnt heard much in the way of what a huge loss vidic is
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City have won 9 drawn 4 lost 5 away from home this season in the league.
Newcastle have won 11 drawn 5 lost 2 at home this season in the league.
City's chances of winning on that would thus be about 11/36 to win, 9/36 to draw and 16/36 to lose (adding up each team's home and away records).
Or the odds (on a 100% book) should thus be: City 25/11, the draw 3/1, Newcastle 5/4.

If you work off top ten records only, city are W 2 D 3 L 3, Newcastle W 4 D 2 L 2.
On that, city's chances would be 4/16 to win, 5/16 to draw, 7/16 to lose.
Or the odds (on a 100% book) should thus be: City: 3/1, the draw 11/5, newcastle 9/7.

Of course, the odds will be nothing like that, and will strongly favour city. My advice? Stick a tenner on newcastle if they are over 6/4. It's a value bet.
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