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What was a dream at 3-0 quickly morphed into a nightmare near full time for the Chels, as
Manchester United with a helping hand from good friend Howard Webb clawed back to secure a 3-3 draw
in a breathless encounter at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
Yeah, that's a difficult result to accept.
The great irony here being that if it was Peter Crouch, it 100% would have gone inFootball, the
great reducing force in all our lives. If Jermain Defoe had stretched for that Bale cross just a
millisecond earlier, we'd all be headed to work this morning without that overbearing sense of
melancholy that you're probably still feeling.
FA officials studying the video of Manchester City's 3-0 win over Liverpool have retrospectively
awarded Martin krtel an imaginary three game ban following Roberto Mancini's persuasive waving of
an imaginary card.
The Imaginary Appeal panel is set to meet on Thursday to imagine what punishment they imagine
would be appropriate.
So when pundits say the title race isn't over till it's over, it looks like it might actually
not be. Although it probably is. Well done to United and Chelsea, and Arsenal for that matter, and
almost certainly the officials at Stamford Bridge who have kept the race alive, although having not
lost a single game at Old Trafford this season, United are still very much in the driving seat;
Hernandez is probably riding shotgun.
Howard Webb will take charge of Sunday's potential title decider at Old Trafford. Now, before
you sink your pain into some unlucky bloke's face, do we as Chelsea supporters even have reason to
be upset?
Cordial debate
Webb is known for a pro-United bias.
The new cost of a Photoshop licence There has been a lot of talk recently about celebrities with
large Twitter followings being paid large sums of money to post sponsored tweets. But Liverpool
winger Ryan Babel has found out that it cuts both ways. He has been handed a £10,000 fine for the
now infamous [.
Franck likes giving rides.
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- Enjoying some AC. (The Ball Is Round)
- Theo Walcott comes clean. (The Spoiler)
- Dreaming of Howard Webb. (Studs Up)
- Dissecting Felipe Melo. (IBWM)
- Liverpool's Twitter revolution. (Avoiding The Drop)
- Never boring at Real.
"Too many tweets make a tw*t" On football's new media world order is a post from: Just
Football
Remember The Jetsons? How it was considered a realistic representation of the future, how we all
thought the future would involve driving around in hover cars with robot cleaners to do the
dishes?
Can't help but smile! The King is back...Liverpool bowed out of the FA Cup yesterday after a 1-0
defeat at the hands of Manchester United. In a strange sort of after match feeling though, for
once, everything seems and feels ok. It's all down to seeing the legend that is Kenny Dalglish
standing on the sidelines at Old Trafford yesterday.
1. One fan took Newcastle's FA Cup knockout a bit too literally. Just ask Stevenage defender Scott
Laird. 2. Lee Hughes: FA Cup giantkiller. Sounds like there should be a custodial sentence
attached. 3. Kenny Dalglish will reflect that 30secs might be the shortest lived period of euphoria
in the history of managerial returns.
Naughty naughty Ryan Above is a picture of Howard Webb mocked up in a Manchester United shirt, as
provided to the world by Liverpool player Ryan Babel on Twitter, less than four hours after their
game had ended. After their defeat to Manchester United, Babel tweeted the following message: And
they call him one of [.
I write this part way through the match! All the talk before the match (refreshingly) is about
the appointment of Kenny Dalglish as Liverpool Manager and not about the Mancs. Howard Webb soon
puts an end to that and gives Man Utd a penalty after Berbatov dives in the box in the first
minute. Later in the first half he lets a 2 footed challenge by a Man Utd player go, only to send
off Gerrard for a similar challenge moments later.
Howard Webb MBE is a post from: Just Football
If referee Howard Webb read Marca, he would know he is not so popular
in Spain. The Spanish sports daily labelled him 'an enemy' in their 2010 People of the Year
Awards. But overall 2010 wasn't a bad year for the Yorkshireman despite being booed (possibly by
both sets of supporters, such was the volume) as he and his assistants collected their medals for
officiating the World Cup Final.
Howard Webb on his OBE from Hi-Vision Sports on Vimeo.
