innosaint SG Ref seems to be talking to Man U players & Fergie at a corner! "3 goals will be good".. says fergie. "this better pays me well, ya bugger" " you're on your own now...(something..pointin to head) use ya plates of meat" says Ref. --courtesy of lip-reading
finoq SG Blackburn v West Ham Chelsea v Sheff Utd Middlesbrough v Man City Reading v Portsmouth Tottenham v Watford Wigan v Fulham Sunday, 18 March 2007 Aston Villa v Liverpool Charlton v Newcastle Everton v Arsenal HT: 0-1 FT: 0-2
songsong07 SG Wat's "plates of meat?" Anyway, looks like MU going all out wif Ref to secure all wins. Guess they're gonna be $700mil in debts by next season!
songsong07 SG Sorry, neutral fans, neutral views..... but...... it seems MU "winning ways" is rather weird.
innosaint SG [keep to those weird MU guys] From my knowledge of English dialects over there in England, it a sentence that rythmes wif a word. "plates of meat = feet".
zocoss SG Man Utd 4-1 Bolton Ji-Sung Park and Wayne Rooney each scored twice as Manchester United tightened their grip on the title race by thrashing Bolton Wanderers. United lost injured Gary Neville early on before Park slid home a close range finish after 14 minutes. The brilliant Cristiano Ronaldo set up Rooney for the second three minutes later and Park bundled home rampant United's third before the interval. Rooney struck again late on before Gary Speed pulled one back from the spot. United - and watching England coach Steve McClaren - suffered a blow after only seven minutes when Neville collapsed to the turf following an innocuous collision with Speed. He received lengthy treatment before being helped off by United's medical staff. It was the only low point of a sparkling first 45 minutes of attacking football from a United side that left Bolton beaten and outclassed - with Ronaldo in irresistible form. The Portuguese winger set up the opener after 14 minutes, sprinting down the left flank and running the ball perilously close to the byeline before setting up Park to slide home. Ronaldo was instrumental again as United doubled their lead three minutes later, running at the heart of the Bolton defence and setting up Rooney for a delicate lofted finish over Jussi Jaaskelainen. It was Rooney's 50th goal for United, and any doubts about the destination of the points were removed after 25 minutes as Park added a third. Jaaskelainen fumbled Ronaldo's 20-yard shot, and Park was perfectly placed to pounce. Bolton rallied briefly at the start of the second half, with Anelka shooting over the top from close range when he should have scored. But United could have added a fourth after 48 minutes when Ronaldo left a rare blemish on an almost faultless display by somehow failing to touch in Gabriel Heinze's cross. Sir Alex Ferguson felt his side were exerting such control that he was able to rest players ahead of Monday's FA Cup quarter-final against Middlesbrough. Ronaldo was replaced by Alan Smith with 20 minutes left, and deservedly took the accolade of a standing ovation from the Old Trafford crowd. Smith was involved as Rooney punished Bolton to extend United's advantage with 16 minutes left. He cleverly set Rooney clear, giving the England striker time to line up a devastating right-foot finish that gave Jaaskelainen no chance. Bolton pulled one back five minutes from time when Nemanja Vidic was harshly adjudged to have pushed Abdoulaye Faye. Speed's penalty was poor, but it sneaked in under Tomasz Kuszczak.
used SG Halftime Chelsea 2 - 0 Sheffield U. Middlesbrough 0 - 0 Manchester C. Reading 0 - 0 Portsmouth Tottenham H. 1 - 0 Watford Wigan Athletic 0 - 0 Fulham
zocoss SG Full-Time: Blackburn 1-2 West Ham Chelsea 3-0 Sheff Utd Man Utd 4-1 Bolton Middlesbrough 0-2 Man City Reading 0-0 Portsmouth Tottenham 3-1 Watford Wigan 0-0 Fulham