At least your lot won. My adopted team didn't.
They made them work for it though.
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Dilly Ding, Dilly Dong.
Absolutely wonderful.
I am starting to believe that this man is the Second Coming:
What a load of bollocks from Van Gaal!
It doesn't matter who the f**k it is! Both of Mata's offences were yellow cards!
Well done the Albion.
Liverpool should have scored more
it's still a tie in the balance
Old Trafford is a different prospect. But hopefully Man U will stay as shit as they have been
Rafa for Newcastle
I hope that happens
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ 11th March 2016, 12:11 AM GMTRafa for Newcastle
I hope that happens
Would definitely be interesting. Doesn't strike me as an obvious choice for a relegation scrap. But then I said that about Ranieri. 
Arsenal are still not safe from relegation.
Sorry. A slight miscalculation. After tonight's result they are now safe from relegation.
Pre-season International Champions Cup?
Doesn't Champions mean they've actually WON something?
Leicester-supporting punter Jon Prycke has taken Ladbrokes for £29,000 after deciding to cash in his 5,000/1 £20 title bet - despite being adamant he would never take the money early and run.
The Foxes sit five points clear at the top of the Premier League table and the 59-year-old would have been in for a £100,000 windfall should they have stayed there until the end of the season.
But the fear of other sides 'parking the bus' during matches has led to him cashing out his bet for just-shy of £30,000 - the biggest ever jackpot won on the Foxes.
? Is Noel Edmunds running Ladbrokes now? I think he's been hasty, with just 7 games left 5 points is hard to gain even for in form Spurs, the only team who can catch them. Certainly Ladbrokes think Leicester will win.
I heard about that a couple of weeks ago. Apparently though he's got another bet along similar lines so better be safe than sorry. I do hope he's sorry though.
Smash the Krauts!!!!!!!!
Quote: Gordon Bennett @ 26th March 2016, 9:42 PM GMTSmash the Krauts!!!!!!!!
And you were just telling me that German is the most common language in your country..........or is that a thorn in your side?
Germans and Swiss speak the same/a very similar language...but that's about it. There is a certain rivalry between us. Germany is much bigger and more important in international politics, so that makes us its younger, envious brother. Meaning: we don't grant them nothing, especially when it comes to sports. I'd wish that I'd feel different about it, but obviously I don't. So...
