Saturday 7th November 2009
Aston Villa v Bolton Wanderers 15:00
Blackburn Rovers v Portsmouth 15:00
Manchester City v Burnley 15:00
Tottenham Hotspur v Sunderland 15:00
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Arsenal 17:30

Sunday 8th November 2009
Hull City v Stoke City 13:30

West Ham United v Everton 15:00
Wigan Athletic v Fulham 15:00
Chelsea v Manchester United 16:00


Monday 9th November 2009
Liverpool v Birmingham City 20:00

:coffee:

:lol:

There we go.

:whistle:

Dont forget to make your predictions

I can't decide what result I want for Chelsea vs Man Utd yet, maybe it'll depend on if we've beaten Wolves or not.

draw obv

I suppose it makes the most sense. Although we'd stay third.

technically you want a united win dont you? tightens thngs up at the top of the table, and chelsea are current favourites too

Aye that's what I am thinking if there is to be a winner but the problem with that, is wanting Man Utd to win.

Eurgh.

If someone has to win, id want it to be the Mancs.

Dont feel good saying that but then i wanted them to win the CL final so i have experience in this sort of thing

'mon Mancs.

Chelsea will probably win though.

OF COURSE WE WANT A DRAW?

I know y'all are English but, sheesh, you can't be that thick can you?

(Sorry, I've just come from that awful Arshavin thread, and it's put me off English people again.)

scores on the doors

Mancs to win is the better result for us.

Mancs squad isn't as good as Chelsea's, they'll drop more points through out the course of the season than Chelski.

Draws the best result

Can't we just wait 'til after the game and :pal: at the losers?

Sensible option.

Hopefully we'll win and the :pal: will be even more worthwhile.

A draws best as it means less points go to both teams, a win either way and one of our rivals gets 3 points. Simple.

Poor Burnley.

:lol:

Why poor Burnley?

I think they're going to get tonked.

Oh yeah. Probably. :lol:

It has been a poor few weeks on IKTS, in which Isaac has seen his lead cut to just 5 points. Rors feels top spot is ther for the taking. Cripps' courageous efforts have not gone unnoticed. But it's time for king to revert back to his trusty Lawro tactic which has served him so well over the years. 2-0 home wins all round.

Ooooh mind games! Is he bluffing? Is he double-bluffing? What's he going to do?

Tune in at 3 when all will be revealed.

I'll win and win well, tbf.

COI

15 points behind the leader.

Ive got City as my banker.

They fucked up the last time i did that

I have Villa as my banker, if this goes tits up I'll have to concede my challenge for the title and focus on keeping fourth.

Gone for Pool as my banker as they're x3.

Bold move, but will it pay off?

Tune in on Monday at 10pm to find out.

COI

COI?

Cant wait for the big game on Sunday.

Hull v Stoke is going to be a cracker :popcorn:

:haha:

Soccer Saturday on now. As we're the ESPN game I doubt we'lll be talked about for quite a way in to the show.

:goodpost:

Lawro :haha:

Awful expert

Only gone for two Lawro victories this time out. Us being one of them...again

Wolves vs Arsenal preview on Soccer Saturday now.

Charlie talks sense

Apart from saying we were 1-0 up against Standard Liege and let it slip

MOTD is not on until 11.05 tonight :rolleyes:

We could be on first today, even if we win.

:faint:

Tottenham: Gomes, Corluka, King, Woodgate, Assou-Ekotto, Jenas, Huddlestone, Palacios, Keane, Crouch, Defoe.
Subs: Alnwick, Hutton, Bale, Bentley, Pavlyuchenko, Dawson, Kranjcar.

Sunderland: Gordon, Bardsley, Turner, Da Silva, McCartney, Malbranque, Henderson, Richardson, Andy Reid, Bent, Campbell.
Subs: Fulop, Ferdinand, Nosworthy, Murphy, Meyler, Healy, Adam Reid.

Blackburn: Robinson, Chimbonda, Samba, Nelsen, Givet, Diouf, Nzonzi, Emerton, Pedersen, Dunn, Di Santo.
Subs: Brown, Roberts, McCarthy, Andrews, Kalinic, Hoilett, Salgado.

Portsmouth: James, Vanden Borre, Kaboul, Wilson, Ben-Haim, Brown, Mokoena, Boateng, O'Hara, Piquionne, Dindane.
Subs: Ashdown, Mullins, Williamson, Webber, Smith, Kanu, Belhadj.

Aston Villa: Friedel, Luke Young, Cuellar, Dunne, Warnock, Milner, Reo-Coker, Sidwell, Ashley Young, Carew, Agbonlahor.
Subs: Guzan, Albrighton, Delfouneso, Delph, Shorey, Gardner, Clark.

Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Ricketts, Cahill, Knight, Robinson, Lee, Muamba, Cohen, Taylor, Gardner, Kevin Davies.
Subs: Al Habsi, Elmander, Steinsson, Mark Davies, Klasnic, Basham, Andrew O'Brien.

Man City: Given, Zabaleta, Toure, Lescott, Bridge, Wright-Phillips, Ireland, Barry, Bellamy, Tevez, Adebayor.
Subs: Taylor, Richards, Johnson, Santa Cruz, Petrov, De Jong, Weiss.

Burnley: Jensen, Mears, Carlisle, Caldwell, Jordan, Alexander, Bikey, Eagles, Elliott, Blake, Steven Fletcher.
Subs: Penny, Duff, McDonald, Gudjonsson, Nugent, Thompson, Guerrero.