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ryodi

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8 hours ago, Chooch said:

Weird post. 


I was keeping an eye on the Bayern score at the same time and they now have nine points and a +18 GD after three games while the favourites for the Premier League were held to a draw by a side you’d expect them to beat, especially after going a goal up.

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Hamus

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Tonight's match is going to be fantastic.

 

I would say the cracks are showing in both sides and Liverpool may come unstuck.

I feel they are mentally drained after a heroic season where by they amassed an amazing number of league points, got to a Champions league final, and were still found wanting at the very top level.

Even the other cup finals were scrappy and they only half showed up.

 

I can see Man United finding some resolve at last and hitting Alexander Arnold on the break, jumping near him, passing near him, or whatever near him where he needs to defend. 

I asked Graeme Souness about it and he said he needs to be more of a man. A man. A MAN!

 

Nailed on for a 0-0 then 🤣

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neoELITE

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Things not to do with £40 in your Paddy Power account.  Don't put it all on a treble with Man City, Chelsea and West Ham all to win :hmm:

It would have been over £300 if bloody Charlton hadn't let Cambridge equalise too.  What a crap weekend of football.

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6 minutes ago, neoELITE said:

Things not to do with £40 in your Paddy Power account.  Don't put it all on a treble with Man City, Chelsea and West Ham all to win :hmm:

It would have been over £300 if bloody Charlton hadn't let Cambridge equalise too.  What a crap weekend of football.

 

When there is a Saudi-off, nobody wins.

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Tonight’s game is gonna be fascinating… if Man Utd get beaten heavily then what a comical start to the season but would it be even funnier to see them win?  Its so confusing but good to see the poorly funded clubs have a titanic bottom of the table clash after the Sportswashing derby - can it possibly live up to that game tho!?

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6 hours ago, neoELITE said:

Things not to do with £40 in your Paddy Power account.  Don't put it all on a treble with Man City, Chelsea and West Ham all to win :hmm:

It would have been over £300 if bloody Charlton hadn't let Cambridge equalise too.  What a crap weekend of football.

 

Betting on West Ham to beat Brighton. Schoolboy error! :lol: 

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1 hour ago, bradigor said:

United will win tonight.

 

 

Salah will be up against a lad who's making his first start.  On his debut he came on for two minutes, got skinned twice by Tariq Lamptey, and committed a stupid foul on the edge of his own box.  

 

I like Malacia, but I fear for him tonight.

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bradigor

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1 minute ago, feltmonkey said:

 

Salah will be up against a lad who's making his first start.  On his debut he came on for two minutes, got skinned twice by Tariq Lamptey, and committed a stupid foul on the edge of his own box.  

 

I like Malacia, but I fear for him tonight.

 

It'll be your Rob Jones Vs Giggs moment. 

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