Don't just sit there Robin. Get a fourth
That's our first rout of the season. The first of which we won and not the other way around. You
can count the Chelsea game as one but then it was not as one sided as this was. Blackburn tormented
us the last time we met and this was sweet revenge being exacted.
By Alan Duffy
Arsenal 7 (Seven)-1 Blackburn Rovers Premier League 4th February 2012
After a sustained period of dismal performances and almost no points, Arsenal needed to
rediscover their mojo on Saturday if they were to stay in the hunt for a top-four finish.
Arsenal vs Blackburn 7-1 Highlights Goals 2012 Video Van Persie Pedersen Chamberlain Arteta
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Arsenal vs Blackburn 7-1 Highlights Goals 2012 Video Van Persie Pedersen Chamberlain Arteta Henry
Givet red card is a post from Soccer Blogger.
By Alan Duffy
Everton 1-1 Blackburn Rovers Premier League 21 January 2012
Steve Kean's Blackburn produced another impressive performance at Goodison on Saturday, securing
a fully deserved point.
Both sides threathened early on, with Rovers' Scott Dann seeing his header come back off the
woodwork.
By Alan Duffy
Blackburn Rovers 3-1 Fulham Premier League 14th January 2012
Steve Kean watched his side produce a superb battling performance at Ewood Park on Saturday, a
performance which ultimately moved Blackburn out of the relegation zone for the first time since
September.
Disgruntled Blackburn fan's will no doubt vote Morten Gamst Pedersen their Player of the Year
after the attacking midfielder took un wanted manager Steve Kean out during their defeat to Stoke
during the week.
Kean down and out After months of abuse and attacks, Blackburn manager Steve Kean must have thought
the coast was finally clear following his side's shock win at Manchester United. The minute he let
his guard down he came under attack from his own players. Morten Gamst Pedersen put in this
crunching tackle during the [.
By Alan Duffy
On Boxing Day, Martin O'Neill's Sunderland were a goal ahead and looking to pick up all three
points against Everton when, early in the second-half, the Toffees' diminutive schemer Leon Osman
ran into the Black Cats box with the intention of shooting on goal.
By Alan Duffy
Scott Dann having a ball in the medical centre
With so much talk and reporting of sprained ligaments and torn hamstrings, it's not easy to get
football fans wincing at a highly-paid player's injury. However, Blackburn defender Scott Dann's
predicament will have men wincing up and down the country.
Farewell Mikel Arteta, hello Ross Barkley? is a post from: Just Football
by Jonah Loeb
A friend of mine, an Arsenal supporter, sent me an e-mail about fifteen minutes after
Mikel Arteta's £10m transfer to Arsenal went through. It began "Hope you're
holding up OK," and ended "I feel bad that it went down like this.
Chelsea came from behind to beat West Bromwich Albion 2-1 at Stamford Bridge and join Aston
Villa, Liverpool, and Newcastle United atop the Barclays Premier League standings.
Goals from Nicolas Anelka and first-half substitute Florent Malouda, who replaced Salomon Kalou,
were enough to turn the tables on the Baggies, who had taken an early lead through last weekend's
scorer Shane Long.
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Aston Villa went joint top of the EPL after beating Blackburn 3-1 at Villa Park
today with goals from Gabby Agbonlahor, Emile Heskey and Darren Bent with Morten Gamst Pedersen
getting the Blackburn goal.
Guess who's coming to Villa Park... again!! I'm sure their fans are as sick of the
sight of us as we are of them. Fortunately, if we can avoid being drawn against them in both of the
cups, we won't have to see them again until the reverse of this fixture in March next year.
So, here's how the two Glaswegian managers are sending their sides out today in what will be
Alex McLeish's first home game since taking over at Aston Villa.
Quick Reminder, Real Life What an ugly season. They dropped from 10th place in 2009/10 to 15th in
the standings last season. They fired a solid if not spectacular manager in Big Sam and replaced
him with Steve Kean who excites exactly nobody. They didn't score well, they didn't defend well.
Really, the only thing that went even passably well was their defending at home which was the sixth
Another Transfermations, this time, Blackburn...
Where that stand:
Avoiding relegation was the priority last season, but Blackburn are a thinning squad with Phil
Jones gone and Christopher Samba on his way. It's obvious that The Venkys need to strengthen
somewhat to avoid a repeat.
After a long wait we'll at last see the Smuda top boys in action once again. The challenge may
be harder that it seems as Norway is currently ranked 11th in the Fifa World rankings. It must be
because of great teamwork because, just as us, they don't have world superstars on their team.
Still, players like John Carew, John Arne Riise or Morten Gamst Pedersen should be well known to
all people seriously interested in football.
By Ollie Irish
Everton 1-1 Chelsea: Everton striker Louis Saha has a shot on goal blocked by Chelsea midfielder
Ramires.
Arsenal 2-1 Huddersfield: Arsenal skipper Cesc Fabregas celebrates scoring the winner from the
penalty spot late in the game.
Wolves 0-1 Stoke: Stoke City defender Robert Huth battles with Wolves' Steven Fletcher.
Orgy's are part of a staple footballers diet, they help to raise their moral when they
are feeling a tad self confident and there's nothing wrong with it at all. Apparently, this
footballer is 'Clean-cut, plays for a top 10 side and is an international player, let the
uneducated guesses and predictions begin!
Orgy's are part of a staple footballers diet, they help to raise their moral when they
are feeling a tad self confident and there's nothing wrong with it at all. Apparently, this
footballer is 'Clean-cut, plays for a top 10 side and is an international player, let the
uneducated guesses and predictions begin!
Roy Hodgson has survived many low points in his short spell as Liverpool manager but Wednesday
night's 3-1 defeat at Blackburn would seem to be one disaster too far and could hasten his exit
from Anfield.
Even before Saturday's injury-time winner against Bolton the suggestion was club owners New England
Sports Ventures were actively looking for a replacement.
Back to the road for Liverpool as they visit Rovers at Ewood.
"This time will be different," my heart tells me. "No, it won't," my head says. "Oh."
An away match, celebrate! Oh, nevermind that, Roy Hodgson is still at the helm, and as Dion
Fanning so warmly and cruelly reminded us months ago, Hodgson's squads are "a walking, talking
three points for the home side.
Blackburn Rovers are fast becoming one of the most ludicrous stories in world football. A few
short weeks after firing their manager who was doing quite well, they're planning to sign a player
with a huge reputation (and ego), who plays football the way they want to be playing it. Still
managerless, Venky's London Ltd (a chicken farm company, it is suggested) that owns the club is
making a right hash of it.
