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Arsenal 4 AZ Akmaar 1

Ronald Koeman's freaky run against Arsenal and English teams in general was abruptly brought to an end. It could have been a lot worse had Arsene decided to keep a Fabregas keen to get his hatrick as well as the stand in goal creating machine in Arshavin.

Barely three minutes had gone when a few one touch passes led to Van Persie firing just wide across goal.

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Hello to all of you reading this on a Sunday or Monday or maybe even 3 years time when you are caught reminiscing about this game making it 20 games unbeaten against Spurs.

Like the title says, 11 seconds, that is all it took for Spurs to crumble and fall to the knees (literally when Cesc went past half of the Spurs team for his goal).

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Match thoughts on our result will follow shortly but here's a unique opportunity? to suggest your own headline on our win. If you suggest I'm devoid of imagination yes this is partially true but I'll tell you where I'm stuck or give you suggestions as a base to get this thing started.

You could focus the headline on.

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Tomorrow Man United take on Bolton Wanderers at Old Trafford two weeks after the 2-2 draw with Sunderland.
Wayne Rooney will miss the match after suffering a calf strain against Ukraine for England. The good news is that Edwin Van Der Sar will return in goal, that will hopefully give United's defence some confidence. Click to continue reading...

Never. Even if you have 4 shots, score 4 and the opposition have 20 and outplay out the whole game. But if you read in some quarters, Wigan were poor, they didn't take their chances and oh, Eboue is a disgrace.
A big positive we can take from this game is the way we are getting results against so called 'smaller teams'. Click to continue reading...

Never. Even if you have 4 shots, score 4 and the opposition have 20 and outplay out the whole game. But if you read in some quarters, Wigan were poor, they didn't take their chances and oh, Eboue is a disgrace.

A big positive we can take from this game is the way we are getting results against so called 'smaller teams'.

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Now let us get this straight. I am not so much Anti-England. I willingly supported the English national team. I cheered for them when they beat Germany and celebrated as much when Beckham scored that famous free kick against Greece.
But since the retirements of respectable players, mostly Gooners in Adams, Keown and Seaman I have developed a resentment towards the England international team. Click to continue reading...

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Each era has its heroes and stars. Today's football world is dominated by players like David Beckham, Cristiano Ronaldo, Messi, who are role models to many young players, but I wonder how long their influence will last.

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Tottenham continued their fantastic to start to the new season with a crushing win at the KC Stadium against Hull. After defeating Liverpool at White Hart Lane on the opening day of the campaign, Jermain Defoe helped himself to a hatrick, while Robbie Keane and Wilson Palacios added to the scoreline, as Spurs completed a [. Click to continue reading...

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"The man who taught us the way football should be played" Pele

Well if you're going to start a series like this, there is only one person to start with in my opinion, Sir Stanley Matthews, the wizard of dribble. Matthews is a name that will always be mentioned as one of the greatest footballers of all time, never mind a legend of the English game.

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Hey ho, Lo-go!
Following on from the wild success of the EFW Gallery Part 1 & 2, I'm overjoyed to unveil the 3rd part of the trilogy today. This is the part of the site whereby you and I photograph the EFW logo not only in our favourite football stadiums but also with *cough* A-list celebrities. Click to continue reading...

FC Barcelona - 0, Osasuna - 1
A second consecutive defeat and a red card to debutant Muniesa spoiled the night in which Fc Barcelona was handed the La Liga Trophy. The Red Card more than the defeat spoiled the mood as a defeat was expected with team Guardiola lined up. In my preview to the match, I emphasised on the importance of having some of our main players on the pitch, especially the defense. Click to continue reading...

Everybody's doing the logo-motion
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Pure self indulgence or just a bit of a laugh!? The EFW logo has been kicking out the jams at a variety of places in the last few weeks. Since we launched the Gallery (part 1) in April, I've been sending them out and you've been sending them in. Click to continue reading...

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QPR to play Aldershot
- As noted last week on QPR Report, on May 18, QPR's Bowles, Thomas and Francis will be featured on the TV Show "Time of Our Lives'
- Flashback to (arguably) the truly Greatest Day in QPR History ---- Two Ex-QPR Birthdays Today ---- Thirty Years ago Today: QPR's Disasrous 1978/79 Season Ended With Relegation ---- An Open Letter to Flavio Briatore and the Board ---- A Season Highlight: Ledesma's Carlisle Hatrick ---- Ex-QPRs at Aldershot: Donnelly stays. Click to continue reading...

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No actual major news, as we await a managerial (or Head Coach) Appointment; Player sales or signings (although the transfer window is not officiallly open yet and further pre-season friendlies. Click to continue reading...

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To any Jewish readers of QPR Report: Shana Tova! Have a Good New Year- 5769!
Next Up: Blackpool at Loftus Road, Tomorrow.
- Blackpool with three ex-QPRs in their squad: Zesh Rehman, Danny Nardiello and never forget, Ian Evatt. Click to continue reading...

After two successive victories on the field (including the great win at Norwich), and the uproar over the announced increase in ticket prices, QPR return to the field, with a tough game at Ian Dowie's recent team, Coventry City. Coventry's playing squad --- Coventry's Results : After winning their opening three games (including one in the cup), Coventry then lost three and then drew two. Click to continue reading...

Theo Walcott has vowed he can cope with the pressure of being England's great new hope after scoring an amazing hat-trick in Wednesday's 4-1 victory over Croatia. Walcott took home the match ball and asked all the England squad to sign it after opening his international account in stunning style. Click to continue reading...