Well. Well !!

What an interesting weekend.
A great second half performance gave us a win at Anfield.(Kop for that Benitez )
Villa pulled a rabbit out of the hat at Old Trafford. (Up yer Jacksie Sir Bluenose )
Chelsea held to a draw.
Voila. The PL is wide open again.

Arsene said that Chelsea would drop points (after we got dumped by them) and they proceeded to drop 5 out of 6 points.
ManU managed to lose at home (to a good Villa team).
Well, with a second-chance opportunity like that we'd have had to have been pretty sad not to take out Liverpool. And we just about managed it after a relatively poor first half (what a great AA strike).
The weekend produced certain talking-points (that nobody is talking about, I wonder why).
Wayne Rooney picked up a yellow card for (wait for it) diving. Yes, diving. Well I never, An English player, diving. Whatever next? Well, Gerrard went down at least three times during the Liverpool v Arsenal match, each time appealing bitterly for a foul (one was a penalty shout). Do you realise this means that English players actually try to influence referees? I'd never have believed it (if I hadn't seen it a million times before) - stiil , I suppose 'diving' isn't on the agenda this week, eh? Oh yes, that nasty foreign Johnny, Torres went to ground in the area too - these foreigners, eh?!!!!!

jpr60 wrote:Arsene said that Chelsea would drop points (after we got dumped by them) and they proceeded to drop 5 out of 6 points.
ManU managed to lose at home (to a good Villa team).
Well, with a second-chance opportunity like that we'd have had to have been pretty sad not to take out Liverpool. And we just about managed it after a relatively poor first half (what a great AA strike).
The weekend produced certain talking-points (that nobody is talking about, I wonder why).
Wayne Rooney picked up a yellow card for (wait for it) diving. Yes, diving. Well I never, An English player, diving. Whatever next? Well, Gerrard went down at least three times during the Liverpool v Arsenal match, each time appealing bitterly for a foul (one was a penalty shout). Do you realise this means that English players actually try to influence referees? I'd never have believed it (if I hadn't seen it a million times before) - stiil , I suppose 'diving' isn't on the agenda this week, eh? Oh yes, that nasty foreign Johnny, Torres went to ground in the area too - these foreigners, eh?!!!!!

I certainly mentioned earlier about Rooney cheating and the papers did go on about it this morning JPR.

villanfromluton wrote:

jpr60 wrote:Arsene said that Chelsea would drop points (after we got dumped by them) and they proceeded to drop 5 out of 6 points.
ManU managed to lose at home (to a good Villa team).
Well, with a second-chance opportunity like that we'd have had to have been pretty sad not to take out Liverpool. And we just about managed it after a relatively poor first half (what a great AA strike).
The weekend produced certain talking-points (that nobody is talking about, I wonder why).
Wayne Rooney picked up a yellow card for (wait for it) diving. Yes, diving. Well I never, An English player, diving. Whatever next? Well, Gerrard went down at least three times during the Liverpool v Arsenal match, each time appealing bitterly for a foul (one was a penalty shout). Do you realise this means that English players actually try to influence referees? I'd never have believed it (if I hadn't seen it a million times before) - stiil , I suppose 'diving' isn't on the agenda this week, eh? Oh yes, that nasty foreign Johnny, Torres went to ground in the area too - these foreigners, eh?!!!!!

I certainly mentioned earlier about Rooney cheating and the papers did go on about it this morning JPR.

You know me - don't read 'the papers', especially the Sundays.