It is indeed a shame that it wasn't an all English final in the Champions League.
Despite being female I like to think I know a little about football and having watched Man U's second leg against AC Milan, I don't think I've seen a worse bit of football since the Paul Robinson own goal debacle ;)
Andy C
· 2 years ago
Indeed, my only (small) consolation is that the nightmares about Robbie Fowler netting the winner in a penalty shootout of the Champions League Final and holding 6 fingers aloft have now subsided.
Gary
· 2 years ago
I was wondering a couple of years back whether the hundred points for a season was crackable. I suspect it is, but rather than being indicative of 'high standards' being set by Chelsea, I think it is more suggestive of the gulf between the top (four) clubs and the rest of the Premiership. PS. I follow Arsenal and my wife Liverpool. My nightmare involves both teams in a Champions League final. Any result would be...uncomfortable
Andy C
· 2 years ago
Agree about the void between the top 4 and the rest.
Arsenal were undefeated (12 draws) in 2003/2004 and won the league with 90 points. Where did they lose that fantastic record ?
If only Arsenal hadn't beaten United home and away this season, we would have 8 more points (96 with 2 to play).
Still, if my Auntie had a beard, she'd be my Uncle :-)
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Despite being female I like to think I know a little about football and having watched Man U's second leg against AC Milan, I don't think I've seen a worse bit of football since the Paul Robinson own goal debacle ;)
PS. I follow Arsenal and my wife Liverpool. My nightmare involves both teams in a Champions League final. Any result would be...uncomfortable
Arsenal were undefeated (12 draws) in 2003/2004 and won the league with 90 points. Where did they lose that fantastic record ?
If only Arsenal hadn't beaten United home and away this season, we would have 8 more points (96 with 2 to play).
Still, if my Auntie had a beard, she'd be my Uncle :-)