Chelsea vs Man Utd - worth betting?
22 August 2002, 01:06 PM
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22 August 2002, 02:35 PM
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Man U still have defensive problems and just seem to be lacking something in midfield / up front. I'm not saying they're crap going forward but they just haven't clicked together yet.
I watched most of Zalaegerszeg vs Man U and they looked pretty awful.
That's why I think Chelsea may edge them in this one and seem quite good value at 15/8.
BTW I don't support either team!
I watched most of Zalaegerszeg vs Man U and they looked pretty awful.
That's why I think Chelsea may edge them in this one and seem quite good value at 15/8.
BTW I don't support either team!
22 August 2002, 03:01 PM
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Go for a Hasselbaink/2-2 scorecast and it's 70/1 with Surreysports - and that's with history on your side (see here)
22 August 2002, 04:30 PM
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we always win 3-0,unless we get 5 of course
I reckon it'll be a 2-2 draw, although it could be absolutely anything to tell you the truth. We are unpredictable at the moment and the rent boys are always unpredictable...
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23 August 2002, 11:25 AM
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Maybe it's the blue "sc*m" who will be crying tonight? Seems like half the team don't want to be there or are too expensive. Jimmy FH on his way to Barca? Gudjohnsen linked with moves away. No more "fancy" foreign signings, squillions in debt.
Methinks Oliver Kay got it right in the Times this morning, "Chelsea, on the other hand, are now just another Premiership club, trying, like every other club, to enjoy their moment of glory when Ferguson's team comes to town".
Methinks Oliver Kay got it right in the Times this morning, "Chelsea, on the other hand, are now just another Premiership club, trying, like every other club, to enjoy their moment of glory when Ferguson's team comes to town".
24 August 2002, 12:01 AM
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good game all round...no tears in my beer anyway
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fancy foreign signings (two of ours found the net tonight). umm, like your £28m sub is that what you mean?
we are top of the league...till tomorrow anyway
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fancy foreign signings (two of ours found the net tonight). umm, like your £28m sub is that what you mean?
we are top of the league...till tomorrow anyway
24 August 2002, 12:16 PM
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Great game from a neutral-ish () perspective.
Chelsea were superb in the first half, superb pass and move play, seemed to glide into the box with almost no effort at all. The second half was dominated by the reds tho, Van seems to missing something at the moment.
) perspective.Chelsea were superb in the first half, superb pass and move play, seemed to glide into the box with almost no effort at all. The second half was dominated by the reds tho, Van seems to missing something at the moment.
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