premier league weekend round up

Monday, September 29, 2008



Manchester United beat Bolton at Old Trafford yesterday, Ronaldo got a doggy penalty decision and converted it. While the in form Rooney scored the second, this victory climbs the champions into 11th spot with a game in hand.

More problems for Spurs and Ramos after they stay rock bottom of the table after a 2-0 Defeat to Portsmouth. Jermaine Defoe scored from the penalty spot against his former club and the big man Crouchy got the second.

elsewhere it finished.............

Wigan 2-1 Man City (Valencia with a cracking goal for Wigan)

Arsenal 1-2 Hull (brilliant result for Hull)

Aston Villa 2-1 Sunderland (Cisse scoring his second goal for Sunderland what a man)

Everton 0-2 Liverpool (Torres is a class act)

Fulham 1-2 West Ham (Zola turning out to be a great gaffer)

Middlesbrough 0-1 West Brom (Olssen snatching a win for the Baggies)

Newcastle 1-2 Blackburn (not looking good for Newcastle)

Stoke 0-2 Chelsea (Chelsea think there slick

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Cole pays price after a good night out!!

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Carlton Cole will be fined by west ham for a breech of club
discipline after he was driving his Audi Q7 in the early hours of
Tuesday.

He supposedly wasn't drunk (sure) and too my surprise he had
no birds with him or no boyrez(Cole if your going to have a night out rallying the Audi bring the birds).
The Italian gaffer Zola said he was disappointed in him and hoped Carlton will learn form his lesson.

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Hammers to pay 30 million fine

Tuesday, September 23, 2008




Sheffield United will receive compensation over the Carlos Tevez affair, the south Yorkshire were relegated in a dramatic end to the 2006/07 season. An inspiring Tevez helped West Ham beat Manchester United on the final day therefore Sheffield were relegated.




West Ham were fined a record of 5.5 million after fielding Tevez and Mascherano who were under third party ownership. Sheffield failed in there bid to win back there premiership status so they turned their attention to financial settlement.




A football association has ruled in favour of Sheffield United and the club will receive a sum of money of about 30 million from West Ham.

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