Video goal highlights from the Liverpool vs Manchester City Premier League game on Saturday,
November 21, 2009. Game kicks off at 12.45 UK time at Anfield, Liverpool. The Reds will have Steven
Gerrard in their starting lineup, but will be without Fernando Torres. Manchester City go into this
game having drawn their last five games [.
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By Walter Broeckx Want a player ranking after a game? Don't worry there are 84 trillion sites
that do it, and that is just for Arsenal. But how many sites do reviews of referee performances
match by match, and then use the "Hey-let's-injure-your-players" break to summarise? There is of
course only one place in the Galaxy for such [.
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With our regular pre-match pundit being asked (bizarrely) to write an essay by his university
(something that never happened when I was a student) we turn this week to Billy "The Dog" McGraw,
landlord of the Toppled Bollard, St Thomas' Rd, for a run down on the match against the London
Street Atlas, or A [.
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Billy "The Dog" McGraw speaks exclusively to Untold Arsenal ahead of the vital match against the
Tiny Totts. I tell you something, we ain't got a fucking chance, darling. The defence is so over
the place we could let in six. Just make it a pint Vice-Chancellor. Call themselves defenders,
they spend half their time in the [.
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By Gf60 There are no games in the season that fill me with more terror than the Spuds. It's 90
minutes of having a pulse rate way too high for an old fart, bitten fingernails, and nervous
twitches...and that's when we're a few goals up. Yes it has been 10 years almost to the week since
the scrawny [.
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By Billy "the Dog" McGraw watching the TV in the Auld Triangle God this was awful. Arsenal didn't
have a clue.   Mine's a pint of Carlsberg. When Liverpool attacked Arsenal had no idea how to
clear the ball, and I'll smash the face in of anyone who says anything else. It can't get any
worse.
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By Phil Gregory Arsenal welcome Liverpool to the Emirates stadium for Wednesday's Carling Cup tie.
The Reds, already six points off the pace in the Premier League despite a solid home win over
champions Manchester United are expected to put out a below strength side for the tie with an eye
on their match at Craven Cottage [.
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By Phil Gregory Arsenal travel to Upton Park looking to heap more pressure on a beleaguered
Gianfranco Zola. The West Ham boss has not seen his team win since August, and sitting three points
adrift of safety, Hammers fans will be hoping for, but not expecting an upset. Recent form: West
Ham are growing desperate for points, [.
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Henri Lansbury - what a player in the making. If for no reason other than to see the midfielder
play for Watford you tuned into Sky last night you would have seen him score a terrific goal. A
pass, the perfect positioning for a return, heads for goal, a player on either side of him [...]
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Untold Fouls, by Walter Broeckx Since the tackle on Theo Walcott by Ridgewell in the Birmingham
game there is some debate going on about what is allowed when a player tackles and what is not
allowed. I'm going to try to give an overview on how a ref should handle the different cases that
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Alkmaar vs Arsenal preview by Phil Gregory Arsenal travel away to Alkmaar on Tuesday, searching for
a third consecutive win in group H. Alkmaar, managed by Dutchman Ronald Koeman, lie bottom of group
H with a single point after the first two fixtures. As a manager, the former Dutch international is
a bit of an enigma.
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Last time Birmingham "Evil Empire" were at the Ems we watched their manager direct players to go
down, lie down, roll around... anything and everything to break up play. It is a testimony to the
magnitude of the Wengerian revolution that we can now saunter past the "Team coach in the goal"
clubs like Blackburn and [.
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By Phil Gregory Today, Arsenal welcome Birmingham to the Emirates Stadium for a match that this
Gunner had circled on the fixture list from the moment it came out. For many, this match is far,
far more than just another chance for three points: it's the memory of Eduardo's leg break, Gallas'
meltdown and the moment [.
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All goals highlights from the Sunderland vs Liverpool Premier League game on October 17, 2009,
Saturday ( 15.00 Kickoff). Liverpool are travelling to Wearside without Steven Gerrard and Fernando
Torres. Liverpool lost their last game 2-0 to Chelsea, while Sunderland conceded an unfortunate
late own goal to draw 2-2 against defending champions Manchester United.
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It says something when Black Black Blackburn have more than twice as many shots on target (7) as
Liverpool (3) on a sunday afternoon. Arsenal were of course miles ahead on total number of shots 24
the other top clubs playing on sunday afternoon had under half that number and also committed more
fouls [.
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Black, blackest blackness, Blackburn Rovers, your worst nightmare, the antithesis of football.
Black Blackburn, the embodiment of all darkness and evil, the beelzebub of football, the yawning
heights of the oblivion into which we fall at the end of time, when time itself winds down, to
leave an eternity of rotational fouling and an infinity of [.
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by Phil Gregory Blackburn come to the Emirates this weekend, with manager Sam Allardyce arguably
the antithesis of everything our own boss stands for. Ever unpopular amongst Arsenal fans for his
teams' "anti-football" physical approach to the game, credit must be given to Allardyce for making
small clubs punch above their weight for years on end.
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By Walter Broeckx We are late in September; the season has been going for some 6 weeks. Time for a
first overview. Are we doing better than last year or not? The best way to make a comparison is to
see at the games from last year and same games this season. Our opening game this season brought
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It is interesting that few if any of our so-called journalists are doing a compare and contrast job
on Arsenal's wealth and the abject poverty of football clubs like Liverpool and Manchester U. It is
as if saving money, planning, and making money legitimately (rather than through usury) is now bad
news in the UK.
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Arsenal play host to Olympiacos, the Greek champions, on Tuesday evening. The Greek outfit, who
played out a 1-0 victory over the final member of Group H AZ Alkmaar, are managed by Brazilian
legend Zico, who has been in the post since mid-September after spells managing in Turkey and
Russia. The previous manager was removed from the [.
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A hat trick from Fernando "El Nino" Torres gave Liverpool their sixth straight win in all
competitions as they crushed Phil Brown's Hull City 6-1 at Anfield. The Reds now face Fiorentina in
the Champions League on Tuesday night. Liverpool 1-0 Hull City ( Fernando Torres 12′ goal ) He
opened the scoring against West Ham, and [.
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By Phil Gregory Fulham, Arsenal's opponents in the late kick off today are managed by the likeable
Roy Hodgson and the well-travelled Fulham manager is highly regarded by Wenger, who hailed him as
being "the best English manager" in a recent press conference (Mark Hughes take note). Indeed, the
ex-Malmo boss has overseen an enormous change in [.
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And so it is Fulham who come under the spotlight of "All Tomorrow's Parties" the historic (not to
say hysterical) analysis of future events named after a Velvet Underground hit. (Exciting isn't
it?) Fulham: who last season caused all the posts of, "This is exactly what I feared would happen"
from the people who [.
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West Brom, managed by Roberto Di Matteo (formerly of MK Dons) are Arsenal's opponents in the
Carling Cup on Tuesday. They will undoubtedly be coming into this match on a wave of confidence,
having beaten Middlesborough 5-0 at the Riverside, and holding a one point lead over Newcastle at
the top of the Championship.
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Arsenal vs Wigan: team news, injuries, tactics, prognosis By Phil Gregory Wigan Athletic, Arsenal's
opponents on Saturday, arrive at the Emirates Stadium on the back of their first home win of the
season against West Ham. Roberto Martinez, Wigan's manager since the departure of Steve Bruce to
Sunderland, has undertaken wholesale changes at the club.
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Being in Liège yesterday it was a great result for us. By Walter Broeckx The trip from the Benelux
gooners took us the "hot city". The stadium is situated next to the river Meuse and looks nice from
the outside but the seats reserved for the visitors have never been cleaned since the Euro 2000
championship.
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Disgusting, disgraceful, appalling, shameful: I speak of course of the coverage on Sky Sports last
night. There was a moment of amusement before the game when Redknapp-the-Younger started to talk
about why UEFA was so biased (in this case against English clubs) and the chairbeing nearly fell
off his chair, chuffling like a steam train, grinning [.
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Editor's note:Â this article was forwarded by Phil to Untold Arsenal yesterday, before the extent
of the injury list was fully known. Since the article was written we've heard that Van Persie is
out injured. Standard Liege v Arsenal: form, injuries, key players, line-ups By Phil Gregory.
Standard Liege, Belgian champions for the last two seasons, are Arsenal's [.
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ALL TOMORROW'S PARTIES: Arsenal results before the game starts. So, where were we? Everyone's been
off being kicked for their country during Cripplegate Week, and everyone is injured, so we are
putting out the under 11s for this fixture. Arshavin's out, Cesc is probably out, my cat's out (but
that's a cat-flap issue) and Theo is hiding under [.
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Manutd Blog 01 September @ 01:37 PM EST
It doesn't get much better than Manchester United vs Arsenal, arguably one of the biggest
rivalries in the entire world and by far the most prestigious match to the new campaign. Arsenal
has gotten off to an exceptional start this year, dominating Celtic, Everton, and Portsmouth with
goals galore and from unusual sources, such as William Gallas, their leading goal scorer.
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Below we print an open letter to Mike Dean, referee, from Walter Broeckx, referee. But just before
that, here's a quick summary of Mr Dean's career... In 2005 he was suspended from being a ref
because he was involved with a betting company. His official crime was "breaching the terms of
his contract".
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Below we print an open letter to Mike Dean, referee, from Walter Broeckx, referee. But just before
that, here's a quick summary of Mr Dean's career... In 2005 he was suspended from being a ref
because he was involved with a betting company. His official crime was "breaching the terms of
his contract".
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Arsenal's youth team managed to squirm their way through to the Groupie Stage of the Euro Cup last
night on the "Most Goals Scored" rule. "It really is ludicrous," said Letmedrivethe Koach talking
on ITV, "no other competition in the world uses this method of deciding the winner. What has the
issue of who scored the [.
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West Ham 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur ( Carlton Cole 49′/ Jermain Defoe 54′, Aaron Lennon 79′) A
late goal from winger Aaron Lennon allowed Tottenham Hotspur to emerge triumphant in their London
derby against West Ham United at Upton Park today afternoon. The result means Spurs have now won
their first three games of their season- a [.
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Welcome to the new world the world in which Arsenal have recreated a team, devised a new
free-flowing 4-3-3 system, and produced players of the highest quality who just a year ago were
derided. Welcome also to the new world in which Untold Arsenal is able to influence complete
matches and give you the score [.
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