Image by Getty Images via Daylife Sunderland became the only team this Premier League season to
defeat Arsenal as they won a home match 1-0 last night. Darren Bent was the only scorer of the
match while Steed Malbranque had two real chances. The finishing wasn't accurate else Arsenal would
have seen themselves in deeper [. Click to continue reading...
After 2 weeks wait our team failed us, what went wrong? I don't really know, a slight attitude
problem I would guess. We need more desire to win. We need to believe..
If we still need to find a scapegoat we cannot for a change point the finger at our favourite
villains Diaby, Eboue or Bendtner.
Sunderland went ahead with a Darren Bent goal in the 71st minute and held on for the win. A
somewhat lucky goal but the they are getting quite the reputation as the club that the big four
fear the most. Liverpool and Man Utd have had their share of difficulties with them, so it was
never going to be easy for Arsenal.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was very disappointed after his side's narrow defeat against
Sunderland on Saturday. With the Gunners facing Chelsea next week, the Frenchman labeled the defeat
as a "massive setback". Speaking after the Sunderland ... Click to continue reading...
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was very disappointed after his side's narrow defeat against
Sunderland on Saturday. With the Gunners facing Chelsea next week, the Frenchman labeled the defeat
as a "massive setback". Speaking after the Sunderland ...
There were many contributory factors to this defeat. The fact that virtually our entire squad had
played quite a few international minutes over the previous week combined with a lot of air miles
would undoubtedly had an effect. The number of injuries we have been subjected to of late also made
a difference, the recent injuries include RVP, Diaby, Clichy, Gibbs and Bendtner. Click to continue reading...
Manchester United responded well to keep up with Chelsea as they saw off Everton 3-0 at Old
Trafford in last night's late kick off, and this win now bring them 5 points behind leaders
Chelsea, and back to the second place following Arsenal's defeat at Sunderland, but with still a
game in hand for the [. Click to continue reading...
Thank goodness for the Sunday papers. So hellbent on printing shit they have focused more on Lionel
'I'm another Barcelona cunt' Messi's pleas to Cesc to join him at Barca and become the world's
greatest midfielder than our defeat at Sunderland. Not only is this yet another insult to Cesc, it
is another one to Arsenal and I for one can't wait to get them in the Champions League so the
World's greatest midfielder can slam their lack of respect into the back of their net three or four
times. Click to continue reading...
Okay, admit it. Even though you thoroughly enjoy watching the Premier League, especially your
favorite team each week, there are often times when you're not too bothered about missing a match
on television featuring teams that either don't excite you or that you're not interested in.
But which team in particular do you dread watching more than any other in the Premier
League?
Thank god the Premier League is back. Nothing against international football, but there's
something very comforting with getting back into the ritual of watching Premier League football and
being familiar with the surroundings, the pace of the game and the excitement it creates.
So the Liverpool against Manchester City game on early Saturday was the perfect
re-introduction to the Premier League.
If there was any consolation, this was the first time this season we had really deserved to lose:
both the defeats to United and City were particularly galling because we were the better team. Credit Sunderland. While their performance wasn't out of this world, they did what they had to do. Click to continue reading...
Disappointing would be the best word to summed up tonight's game. The team lacked cohesion,
tenacity and showed no real desire to win the game. One could argue that after almost 2 weeks away
from each other and barely had the oppourtunity to train as a team lead to the dispirited
display.
I opened up my preview for this match with the following paragraph:
Back in action at the Stadium of Light tomorrow, for what I expect to be a very tricky match.
Seriously–this match scares the hell out of me. For one thing, it's a road match against a top
half side with a very good home record–those matches are always tough, no matter what.
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Right, well football's back and we can finally put the Interlull behind us. Obviously there was
plenty about Thierry, Ireland and France and what have you at Arsene's press conference yesterday
but I think enough has been said on here about it.
The only thing I will comment on is his call for technology to be used to help referees.
Second place Arsenal travels to face Sunderland on Saturday, November 21, 2009. Heading into the
match, Sunderland is in 8th place with 17 points and a 4-1-1 record at home. Arsenal's two losses
have both been on the road. The match will be covered live (with streaming video) at out other
site, Free Live Sports TV, at the link below.
Liverpool v Manchester City English Premier League Saturday, 21 November, 2009 Anfield
The team most likely to drop out of the Big Four this season goes up against the team most
likely to replace them in the Champions League next season. Saturday's first act of Manchester v
Liverpool (Manchester United host Everton later in the day) sees 'skint' Liverpool host 'moneybags'
Manchester City.
Sunderland v Arsenal English Premier League Saturday, 21 November, 2009
Sunderland and Arsenal are enjoying good starts to the season, with Sunderland in 8th place
thanks to good home form and Arsenal in an impressive 2nd place (with a game in hand to Chelsea and
United) thanks to their free-flowing displays of goalscoring.
This gameweek is a double for a few teams including Fulham, which makes Brede Hangeland a fine pick
for the next couple of weeks given Fulham's forthcoming fixtures (Bolton, Sunderland and Burnley
after this week's double GW). Hangeland does well every season as a bargain priced defender, and is
a key choice for those looking to hone in on Fulham's potential clean sheets. Click to continue reading...
EPL on ESPN2: Liverpool - Manchester City at 7:30am. On Setanta: Chelsea - Wolverhampton at 9:30am,
Burnley - Aston Villa at 5pm, and Birmingham City - Fulham at 8:30pm. On Fox Soccer Channel:
Sunderland - Arsenal at 10am, Manchester United - Everton at 12:30pm, and Hull - West Ham United at
7pm. Championship on Setanta: Ipswich - Sheffield United at 12:10pm. Click to continue reading...
My good friend's wedding is tomorrow so this will be a very early match preview of our trip to
Sunderland. As it has been known for the past few days, RVP and Gibbs both will miss the game after
yet another injury return for an Arsenal player from an international break.
West Ham United travels to Hull City this Saturday and will be looking to put the miserable Everton
match behind them. We have to start winning and stay in control of our Premiership destiny. We need
to set off on a winning run. At the moment, West Ham cannot put together a win streak that our play
at times deserves. Click to continue reading...
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Sunderland v Arsenal Live Streaming & Match Preview Premier League Sunderland vs Arsenal Live Online Click Here Saturday, 21st November 2009 Kick Off : 15:00 GMT Venue : The Stadium Of Light, Sunderland
The Black Cats have been impressive this season with their performances and a few of their
wins.
United take on Everton this weekend while neighbours Manchester City face Liverpool at Anfield
earlier in the day. A draw at Anfield would be the ideal result as far as the champions are
concerned, but with Chelsea and Arsenal set to take on Wolves and Sunderland respectively it is
vital United do not concede any more ground at the top of the table. Click to continue reading...
Man United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has recently been handed a two-game touchline
ban but he will be allowed to be in the dugout this Saturday. The Football Association (FA) has
said that the ban does not start until 14 days after the disciplinary hearing, which was last
week. This means that Sir Alex will not be in the dugout for a Premier League game against Portsmouth and
the Carling Cup tie against Tottenham Hotspur. Click to continue reading...
Two bits of good news were announced yesterday, one is that Kieran Gibbs has not suffered any
break to his ankle he just has some bad bruising and won't be out for long. I don't expect we will
see him at the weekend, but back in time for The Chavs I hope. Silvestre ‘should' be able to cope
against Sunderland on Saturday but The Chavs are a bit of a different story.
Sunderland striker Darren Bent believes the current Arsenal team is as good as the free-wheeling,
high-scoring teams that included Dennis Bergkamp, Thierry Henry and co. The Black Cats man, who is preparing to face the Gunners at the Stadium of Light this weekend, has
admitted that Arsenal are in devastating form this term and are performing like the Premiership
days when Arsene Wenger had them demolishing sides on regular occasions. Click to continue reading...
The injury to young Arsenal left-back Kieran Gibbs is not as bad as initially feared the club has
confirmed. The England U21 international was thought to have broken a bone in his foot whilst on international
duty on Tuesday but further assessment has revealed that he only sustained bruising and will most
likely miss just this weekend's clash with Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. Click to continue reading...
Back to some real football this weekend with the return of the Premiership and the arrival of
Wigan at White Hart Lane. It's just a shame we have to wait till Sunday! I'll be at the O2 for the
tennis unfortunately, but I'm hopeful of arriving home to a positive result and lots of goals.
It's another one of those games that on paper, you'd fully expect Tottenham to win.
