Southend v Man Utd was I right last night?
921112
Brilliant!! I think it was worth a five point deficit for the question just to rub all those doubter's noses in it. Well won, thoroughly deserved and well predicted. 10-0, 1-0.... who gives a toss ?! - It was a VICTORY
988869
i dont think T & T  got tired, i think the problem was that england put on lennon and rooney , 2 attacking players which and trinidad were defending deeper and deeper in their penalty area. however the first goal england scored should have been a foul, coz crouch was all over the trinidad defender and he was holding onto his dreadlocks so he couldn't jump, so that was a foul, but the second goal was a good strike from gerrard. trinidad also had some good chances and were unlucky on to score, i think on anotherday they prob would have won the game 2 or 3-1. t & t should be really proud of the way they played and they can still qualify. so gd luck to them. trinidad all the way !!!
453294
I am a QPR fan living in swindon,but i am not a swindonian and live next to the county ground.I hope swindon can beat Bristol today and manage to stay up against Huddersfield next week.Come on swindon!!! Good luck \njust seen the result sorry mate you'll be back next year.
951382
Well, they're winning one nil at the moment - so it's looking good for them!\n\nToon Tigg is wrong - they put a decent side out tonight, even Rooney is playing.\n\nFinal remark:-  They did it !!!!
1147432
u will find it out after tonight match
560249
In the end the 100th FA Cup final produced the game of the century. After a match which enthralled Wembley, with the lead changing hands three times, Tottenham Hotspur defeated Manchester City 3-2 in last night's replay and the winning goal, scored by Ricky Villa, will always belong to football history.\n\nManchester City, who had drawn level within three minutes of Spurs taking an early lead, appeared to be on the threshold of victory for willpower and sheer perseverence when they lead 2-1 after being awarded a penalty early in the second half. Then Crooks brought the scores level with 20minutes to go and five minutes later Villa's second goal of the night provided the perfect climax to an unforgettable contest.
775681
yep midnight in the U.K, I can't wait!, doesn't look like I'm going to get much sleep tonight!.\nTreza wasn't wrong 11;00 pm is the time the coverage starts on Sky, but the 1st hour is just pre-match talk, the game starts at Midnight.
848531
west ham won we lost ,they scored we didnt & as for wenger i thought he was out of order \n\nafc fan
111438
Am Irish plz give them to me....I think his last goal was a stunner against the gunners no...if wrong which I probably am tell us the right answer
1069473
More of a fitness boost and tactical viewing by Sven in my opinion. See how the players work together, for me it was before the match and after the match a pre-tournament friendly.\n\nI know what Sven is doing, just getting past the first round to get into the Quarters to turn up the heat.\n\nAs for the game itself, i think he had it on the nail. Our attacking chances were excellent, even if we didnt score (thanks, Paraguayan bloke) but we got the win and thats good.
797820
they played this afternoon and no it wasnt on, fulham v everton was and then newcastle match was on prem plus
882639
yes. i also think they cheated at the match against aston villa\n\n(mainly because im a villa fan!)
1150782
ROOONEY!!!!!!!.... its all kitted out in the England kit....forget my avatar.... i am wearin it myself... , my car is carryin the flag...... my work is adorned....... damn I'm even wearin England boxer shorts........ cm-on the boys!!!!!!!!!\n\n\nOK I'm back.....\nwell i see Sven is up to his old tricks....after our recent performances i almost forgot how bad he was..... has there ever been a manager that made worst substitutions? Owen for downing?.... downings a great player... but what a strange thing to do.... cos he knows he made a mistake with walcott and has no other striker option... where is bent?...what more do you have to do to get on the side than be the highest British goalscorer in the premiership (playin for a mediocre side at that)?...... of course we got the obligatory hargreaves....who?...i hear you all say....blah blah blah.....
848375
If you had asked me that question at half-time, I would have said No.    Celtic's passing in the first half was absolutely apalling.  Manchester United looked the more accomplished team first half although they didn't exactly threaten the Celtic goal.  I got the feeling that they were really looking for a no-scoring draw.  Celtic continually gave the ball away and you don't deserve to win a game if you do that and don't even work the opposition's goalkeeper.  However, Gordon Strachan made a few tactical changes at half time and Celtic were a lot better in the second half.  I still think that Manchester United were the more dangerous team, although Celtic certainly defended well.  Baldé certainly didn't look out of touch considering his lack of match practice this season.  In the end Celtic deserved their victory because they managed to nullify the likes of Giggs, Scholes, Saha and Rooney.  And of course, they scored a great goal by Nakamura and Manchester United missed their best opportunity.  To score one more than the opposition is all that is required in the long run.  Good luck to Celtic in the last 16.
909127
It was from 4th round Carlings Cup(07/11/2006)between Southend United and Manchester United.\n\nManchester United lost 1-0 to Southend\n\nFor records:\n-Southend are bottom of the table in 2nd division league and Man UTD are 1st in the Premier League\n-Man UTD fielded almost all their star players except van der sa and giggs.\n-Man UTD proofed it dat they suck
822706
Yes I'll join you. Howay the lads. Are you talkin NUFC? Saw them beat Shef Wed 8-0 earlier on ESPN. That was day Shearer bagged 5.\n\nMines a Diamond White! (Quality chick or what!)
467843
Mate, I share you depression being a Man Utd fan myself. If it is any consolation, I don't think that United would have made up the seven points even if they had beaten Sunderland. But to draw at Old Trafford against a team that is bottom of the table, that is low.\n\nWent to the pub to have a couple of pints, and it helped some. Will spot you a drink if I can, as a fellow Red Devil. There is always next season!