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Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: juddie on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 10:36:15 so I went to watch United last night at Charlton and they were pretty don - I reckon they're gonna win the title you know.
Saha and Solksjaer looked hot (in Rooney's absence), evra is growing in confidence and there won't be many teams get through that defence. If they stay injury I reckon it could be a United/Town double this year. What would the odds be on a Town/United league win double? Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: hansgruber on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 12:14:21 dunno. Bet agreed Man U have been a different class so far this season. Be interesting to see how they play when they get a decent team against them though
Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: PHIL!!!! on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 13:31:30 Ryan Giggs has been in top form once again, too.
I can see Saha bagging 20+ goals this season, at the rate he's going. He's scored 17 goals in his last 23 appearances for United! Now thats bloody good. Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: Ben Wah Balls on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 14:05:53 I think they're more likely to get 3rd than 1st.
Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: red macca on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 14:20:42 the two teams i thought would go down or struggle at the begining of the season were fulham and charlton,i wont be getting carried away by utds performances based on who they have played
Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: Spud on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 14:23:07 Quote from: "red macca" the two teams i thought would go down or struggle at the begining of the season were fulham and charlton,i wont be getting carried away by utds performances based on who they have played Spot On! I had Charlton and Fulham down in the depths of the Premiership along with Sheff Utd & Watford. Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: Spencer_White on Thursday, August 24, 2006, 16:41:22 They are just the two teams everyone wouldnt mind seeing relegated (Fulham and Charlton) because after Reading they have the most plastic supporters in the top flight. Proper boring fans all 3 of them, that dont bother travelling away, shit basically. Fulham perhaps even more plastic than Reading!!!? Well, maybe not that plastic.
Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: reeves4england on Friday, August 25, 2006, 09:59:36 Quote from: "Spencer_White" They are just the two teams everyone wouldnt mind seeing relegated (Fulham and Charlton) because after Reading they have the most plastic supporters in the top flight. Proper boring fans all 3 of them, that dont bother travelling away, shit basically. Fulham perhaps even more plastic than Reading!!!? Well, maybe not that plastic. Fulham have lost key players and don't look great this year, Sheffield United aren't good enough imo, and Watford have signed ALbert Jarrett. As much as i want Reading to drop, I think they will be the three.I would say the title is between Chelsea and United this year. It would be great to see a team like Liverpool win it out of the blue but i don't see it happening Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: janaage on Friday, August 25, 2006, 10:40:58 Charlton fans are alright, they did well to keep the club running a few years ago, traditional old "family" club, nothing against their tenure in the top flight.
Title: Man Yoo/Swindon double Post by: Spencer_White on Friday, August 25, 2006, 13:02:07 Quote from: "janaage" Charlton fans are alright, they did well to keep the club running a few years ago, traditional old "family" club, nothing against their tenure in the top flight. I agree, they are a very decent lot as far that is concerned. It was the hardcore 4000 who kept the club going, but any club that goes from 4000 fans to 25000 in 10 years you have to ask questions. The majority of their fans are clearly in it to watch 'Premiership' football, they didnt help save the club at all. Ive met some of their proper old school 80's lads, they were top draw. Had loads of stories to tell. But they were also very dissollusioned with the overall poor state of Charlton fans today. Plastics. |