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I couldn't sleep last night and I watched some of the Dallas/Eagles game live on Channel 4 over here.

Michael Vick is on fire.

(10-31-2011, 08:04 AM)Cynical Ninja Wrote: [ -> ]Michael Vick is on fire.

He played awesome! I have no voice today, it was a hell of a night & so much fun to see them play the way they should have been all season.

The Steelers game was pretty fuckin' good too! I loved watching them beat down Tom Brady & the Pats. heh heh

I hate the Patriots almost as much as the Browns.

The Patriots suck ass.

(10-31-2011, 09:17 AM)Cynical Ninja Wrote: [ -> ]The Patriots suck ass.

They surely do & watching the Steelers hand them their ass was a complete & utter joy to behold.

(10-31-2011, 10:44 AM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]

You're in the sports thread you fucking tool.

It still doesn't keep me from not giving a fuck.

moley moley cover up that fucking belly mole for christ sake.

Massive win for Arsenal at Stamford Bridge today as they twice came from a goal down to beat Chelsea 5-3 and move within 3 points of Chelsea in 3^rd place.

This was 90 minutes of end to end stuff. It was like a training match, with both teams focused on outscoring the other instead of defending.

Lots of talking points, but here are my quick thoughts on the match

* Robin Van Persie with a hat-trick has now scored 28 goals in 27 Premier League games this calendar year. He was simply unstoppable today.
* Theo Walcott scored one and made a couple of great crosses in the first half that Arsenal should have scored from. His pace unsettled Cashley Cole all day.
* Aaron Ramsey was in the number 10 role today and was brilliant. Sometimes it is easy to forget how young he is.
* Mikel Arteta brings experience and calmness to the Arsenal midfield that has been sorely missing in recent years. He was happy to let Ramsey’s youthful energy take over, but Arteta was always their when Arsenal needed an outlet, or an older head to calm things down.
* In the first ten minutes I thought this was going to be Old Trafford all over again, as Arsene Wenger had Arsenal play a much too high a line and as a result, Chelsea players were running free from deep positions. Unlike Old Trafford, Wenger made a tactical change about 15 minutes in and the Arsenal defence looked much better after that.
* Mertesacker was at fault for Chelsea’s first two goals. How someone his size can be beaten on a cross and corner like that is beyond me.

Overall massive win for everyone associated at the club. With upcoming games against West Brom (H), Norwich (A), Fulham (H) and Wigan (A), Arsenal have a great opportunity to pick up 12 points in November and put pressure on Chelsea for that third spot in the table.

I'm just glad you aren't a fucking Chelski or Spurs fan.

Shhhh. The 49er's won. Again.

It's been such a long time, I don't want to jinx it.

(10-31-2011, 02:37 PM)ESAD Wrote: [ -> ]Massive win for Arsenal at Stamford Bridge today as they twice came from a goal down to beat Chelsea 5-3 and move within 3 points of Chelsea in 3^rd place.

This was 90 minutes of end to end stuff. It was like a training match, with both teams focused on outscoring the other instead of defending.

Lots of talking points, but here are my quick thoughts on the match

* Robin Van Persie with a hat-trick has now scored 28 goals in 27 Premier League games this calendar year. He was simply unstoppable today.
* Theo Walcott scored one and made a couple of great crosses in the first half that Arsenal should have scored from. His pace unsettled Cashley Cole all day.
* Aaron Ramsey was in the number 10 role today and was brilliant. Sometimes it is easy to forget how young he is.
* Mikel Arteta brings experience and calmness to the Arsenal midfield that has been sorely missing in recent years. He was happy to let Ramsey’s youthful energy take over, but Arteta was always their when Arsenal needed an outlet, or an older head to calm things down.
* In the first ten minutes I thought this was going to be Old Trafford all over again, as Arsene Wenger had Arsenal play a much too high a line and as a result, Chelsea players were running free from deep positions. Unlike Old Trafford, Wenger made a tactical change about 15 minutes in and the Arsenal defence looked much better after that.
* Mertesacker was at fault for Chelsea’s first two goals. How someone his size can be beaten on a cross and corner like that is beyond me.

Overall massive win for everyone associated at the club. With upcoming games against West Brom (H), Norwich (A), Fulham (H) and Wigan (A), Arsenal have a great opportunity to pick up 12 points in November and put pressure on Chelsea for that third spot in the table.

While ESAD posted this^^^^^^^^, we KNOW he didn't compose it.


Just read the grammar, spelling and continuity.

Yet you are reticent to mention the constant errors in iamadicks grammar, spelling and continuity.

Why the double standard?

(10-31-2011, 06:18 PM)Cynical Ninja Wrote: [ -> ]Yet you are reticent to mention the constant errors in iamadicks grammar, spelling and continuity.

Why the double standard?

Listen, you and Duchess take care of pointing out Dick's transgressions very nicely.

Most everyone has given ESAD a pass on all his grammatical shortcomings.

I was simply pointing out that this was clearly an example of plagiarism.