The Official EPL 2011/12 Thread

I presume that (like me) you are watching the game? :D

Haha not actually, was just following it online. Pity City made a come back. Oh well a draw is dropped points so can't complain.

If I had bet on Torres scoring today, how much money would I have made :D?
 
Barclays Premier League: 1 April 2012 - FIXTURES

Sports Direct Arena (14:30)
Newcastle
Liverpool

White Hart Lane (17:00)
Tottenham
Swansea
 
seems like Mancini is cracking under the pressure
 
Seems like Pool saviour is nothing more than another Rafa in disguise :D
 
Former Chelsea defender Alex has aimed a thinly-veiled dig at his old team-mates, claiming big egos disrupted team morale at Stamford Bridge.

Alex, 29, left London for Paris Saint Germain in January after being frozen out by Andre Villas-Boas, who was reported to have clashed with senior players.

Villas-Boas has since been axed and Chelsea appear to be on the rise under interim boss Roberto Di Matteo, but Alex has suggested that some players felt they were more important than others.

"I feel better at PSG than I did at Chelsea," the Brazil defender was quoted as saying in the Daily Star. "Chelsea's squad had a lot of big names - and that entails a lot of egoism.

"Nobody at PSG feels more important than the others. We're at the start of a big adventure and we're all pulling in the same direction."

The Premier League is widely considered to be one of the best in the world, but Alex believes life in Ligue 1 is harder than English football.

"The French first division is a very defensive-minded and difficult league," he said. "It is often tougher than in England, where certain teams feel beaten before the start when they play Manchester United or Chelsea."

Who knew :rolleyes:
 
http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triangle/post/_/id/22795/game-of-thrones-to-english-premier-league-converter

GAME OF THRONES–to–ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE converter based on the characters we will meet in Season 2. (Mild, obtuse spoiler alert.)

MANCHESTER UNITED: HOUSE BOLTON OF THE DREADFORT
The most powerful house in the North. Sinister, ruthless, and brutal, their motto is “Our Blades Are Sharp,” and they will do whatever it takes to win. Sir Alex Ferguson is the cold, calculating Roose Bolton, a leech lover, known to flay those who dare confront him. Wayne Rooney is the ugly Ramsay Bolton, his legitimated bastard son, a creature who delights in violently torturing those around him.

MANCHESTER CITY: THE GOLDEN COMPANY
A legendary force of sellswords, feared as the largest and most expensive mercenary army in the Free Cities. Consisting of infantry, horses, and a number of elephants, their words are their war cry: "Beneath the gold, the bitter steel."

ARSENAL: HOUSE BARATHEON
Not so long ago, they were the Royal House, before being undone by a combination of personnel departures (Renly/Fábregas), long-term injuries, and being gored to death by boars (Jack Wilshere/Robert). The stubborn Arsene Wenger is Stannis — a humorless, brooding man of principle who might dabble in the dark arts to regain the Iron Throne.


CHELSEA: HOUSE LANNISTER
A team whose grip on power is fueled by riches. The de facto ruler, Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich, is Tywin Lannister, a controlling man who always pays his debts but rarely appears happier than when skinning recently slaughtered deer.

Fat Frank Lampard is Varys, the eunuch Master of Whisperers. John Terry is Jaime Lannister, a warrior with an unusual sense of what passes for an appropriate sexual partner. Juan Mata is Tyrion, the lovable dwarf. I would like to believe Lady Physio is Sansa — a hostage only there at pain of death.

LIVERPOOL: HOUSE STARK
An ancient and glorious Northern house led by a proud and stubborn king. Kenny Dalglish is 100 percent Ned Stark — a leader comfortable as a warrior, but not a politician. He may well lose his head because of it. Luis Suarez is Theon Greyjoy, a simmering hostage with a cocky smile and arrogant attitude. Andy Carroll is Hodor, a large simpleton, slow of wits, but good at carrying stuff. Anfield is Winterfell, a crumbling seat of power home to legions of loyal denizens and legendary symbols...

GAME OF THRONES–to–ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE converter
 
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Barclays Premier League FIXTURES

Friday 06 April 2012
Swansea v Newcastle - Liberty Stadium (17:30)

Saturday 07 April 2012

Sunderland v Tottenham - Stadium of Light (13:45)
Chelsea v Wigan - Stamford Bridge (16:00)
Liverpool v Aston Villa - Anfield (16:00)
Norwich v Everton - Carrow Road (16:00)
West Brom v Blackburn - The Hawthorns (16:00)
Bolton v Fulham - Reebok Stadium (16:00)
Stoke v Wolverhampton - Britannia Stadium (18:30)

Sunday 08 April 2012

Man Utd v QPR - Old Trafford (14:30)
Arsenal v Man City - Emirates Stadium (17:00)

Monday 09 April 2012

Everton v Sunderland - Goodison Park (16:00)
Tottenham v Norwich - White Hart Lane (16:00)
Newcastle v Bolton - Sports Direct Arena (16:00)
Aston Villa v Stoke - Villa Park (18:30)
Fulham v Chelsea - Craven Cottage (21:00)

Tuesday 10 April 2012

Blackburn v Liverpool - Ewood Park (21:00)

Wednesday 11 April 2012

Man City v West Brom - Etihad Stadium (20:45)
Wolverhampton v Arsenal - Molineux Stadium (20:45)
Wigan v Man Utd - The DW Stadium (20:45)
QPR v Swansea - Loftus Road Stadium (21:00)
 
Barclays Premier League SCORES

Friday 06 April 2012

Swansea 0 - 2 Newcastle - Liberty Stadium

Saturday 07 April 2012

Sunderland 0 - 0 Tottenham - Stadium of Light
Chelsea 2 - 1 Wigan - Stamford Bridge
Liverpool 1 - 1 Aston Villa - Anfield
Norwich 2 - 2 Everton - Carrow Road
West Brom 3 - 0 Blackburn - The Hawthorns
Bolton 0 - 3 Fulham - Reebok Stadium
Stoke 2 - 1 Wolverhampton - Britannia Stadium

Sunday 08 April 2012

Man Utd 2 - 0 QPR - Old Trafford
Arsenal 1 - 0 Man City - Emirates Stadium

Monday 09 April 2012

Everton 4 - 0 Sunderland - Goodison Park
Tottenham 1 - 2 Norwich - White Hart Lane
Newcastle 2 - 0 Bolton - Sports Direct Arena
Aston Villa 1 - 1 Stoke - Villa Park
Fulham v Chelsea - Craven Cottage (21:00)

Tuesday 10 April 2012

Blackburn v Liverpool - Ewood Park (21:00)

Wednesday 11 April 2012

Man City v West Brom - Etihad Stadium (20:45)
Wolverhampton v Arsenal - Molineux Stadium (20:45)
Wigan v Man Utd - The DW Stadium (20:45)
QPR v Swansea - Loftus Road Stadium (21:00)
 
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