CouchPotato
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What do you mean stitched? What did he do at Celtic? I thought he wanted to play here and only Southampton were the only club to take a bunt on him after that infamous loss to Malmo in qualifiers.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2
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What do you mean stitched? What did he do at Celtic? I thought he wanted to play here and only Southampton were the only club to take a bunt on him after that infamous loss to Malmo in qualifiers.
Man U 3 - 1 Man City, it's an absolute cinch.
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Big Fat Sam
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Manchester United 0 - 3 Manchester City
toffeejack
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West Ham's kick-off switch bid rejected
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Some interesting news came out of West Ham this morning.
The Hammers have reached the Women's FA Cup final for the first time in their history and play Manchester City at Wembley on 4 May.
That happens to be the same day as West Ham play their final home Premier League game of the season against Southampton.
However, as the game at the London Stadium kicks off at 15:00 BST, and the women's showpiece at 17:30 - and it would take a minimum of an hour to get from one stadium to the other - the chances of watching both are slim.
West Ham asked the Premier League if they could change the kick-off time against Southampton to 12:30, believing it was in the best interests of their club and the women's game.
The request has been refused.
"Despite the club’s very best efforts, it was decided that it wouldn’t be possible due to the potential inconvenience caused to supporters who had already planned their journeys and purchased tickets.”
....ermmm, i haven't paid much attention, but haven't they just switched spurs and the RS' games before the CL semis, in games which are scheduled the same weekend. So that last sentence as an excuse is very contradictory to below
...https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47996635
The Premier League has brought forward Liverpool and Tottenham's games before the second legs of their Champions League semi-finals.
The Reds were due to visit Newcastle on Sunday, 5 May, with Spurs travelling to Bournemouth the day after.
Both games will now be played on Saturday, 4 May, while Manchester City's game against Leicester that day has been moved to Monday, 6 May.
Tottenham's game will kick off at 12:30 BST and Liverpool's at 19:45.
Simon Stone
BBC Sport
Some interesting news came out of West Ham this morning.
The Hammers have reached the Women's FA Cup final for the first time in their history and play Manchester City at Wembley on 4 May.
That happens to be the same day as West Ham play their final home Premier League game of the season against Southampton.
However, as the game at the London Stadium kicks off at 15:00 BST, and the women's showpiece at 17:30 - and it would take a minimum of an hour to get from one stadium to the other - the chances of watching both are slim.
West Ham asked the Premier League if they could change the kick-off time against Southampton to 12:30, believing it was in the best interests of their club and the women's game.
The request has been refused.
"Despite the club’s very best efforts, it was decided that it wouldn’t be possible due to the potential inconvenience caused to supporters who had already planned their journeys and purchased tickets.”
....ermmm, i haven't paid much attention, but haven't they just switched spurs and the RS' games before the CL semis, in games which are scheduled the same weekend. So that last sentence as an excuse is very contradictory to below
...https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47996635
The Premier League has brought forward Liverpool and Tottenham's games before the second legs of their Champions League semi-finals.
The Reds were due to visit Newcastle on Sunday, 5 May, with Spurs travelling to Bournemouth the day after.
Both games will now be played on Saturday, 4 May, while Manchester City's game against Leicester that day has been moved to Monday, 6 May.
Tottenham's game will kick off at 12:30 BST and Liverpool's at 19:45.
Saint Domingo
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De Bruyne’s injury is a blow. Liverpool have lucked out all season on injuries.
havrey0123
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That was peps fault for over playing him.
After the cl game he should have never have started the second game, two high intensity games after a long lay off.
Yarrgh
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Rest him up and get him fit for the FA Cup final and the treble will help him get over any injury disappointment from this season.
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Yisssss, only gone and broke the top six haven't i?
Just 5 more bannings and you can be top !
Saint Domingo
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Perhaps, but he got the 3 points in that game when De Bruyne was on the pitch. They might prove crucial when the season is done.
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Can I not get more RS points by slating @davek and using more terms like 'us', 'we' and 'der blues'?
Would be nice to climb the table honorably like. Oh the irony.
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Big Fat Sam
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City best have their players enjoying a lovely pamper session with eucalyptus oil massages today, tomorrow morning and afternoon. Don't let their players walk anywhere, have them carried to and from the sauna and whirlpools.
It's a pretty entrenched bunch at the pointy end of the table mate but I'm a fair person and will discuss your requests with the board.
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