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saworoide:
Let there be a draw, and it ended in 1:1

Emperoh:
Why are naysayers ever the first to surface?
The same guys predicted draw with Stoke last week. . . . Well 90mins tomorrow will give the verdict
It will be a tough match but we will hopefully emerge victorious
3-1 to Man U!!!

slimshay:
Really edoyad, fans have got to stop saying this fabregas is going thing, the boy constantly comes out to rubbish every spain-originating piece of crap and yet people keep saying it. What more do you want from him. These are the kind of sentiments and rumors that down player spirits and commitment.

sojiboy:
Drogba is far far far far better than Torest cos the of strong skin and mind of that an African man is really really there.
Drogba is Strong and Gidigba
Tores easily tired dat i why you can caqll him Torest

dayokanu:
http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2009/09/25/1521553/arsenal-are-better-than-manchester-united-and-manchester

This is what I call Grand delusion

hehehe! Its all good. Wink Cheesy but hey, don't call me chap. Cool Wink

baekdoosan:
Nigeria will lose!!! I can bet a million on that.

Philippe Senderos admits that returning to Arsenal in the summer felt like "coming home".

The Swiss defender spent last season on loan at AC Milan and arrived back in England with his future up in the air. Many expected Senderos to leave Emirates Stadium during the transfer window but he is still an Arsenal player and made his first appearance for the Club since May 2008 when he helped the young Gunners keep a clean sheet and beat West Brom in the Carling Cup.

With Johan Djourou sidelined with a long-term knee injury, Senderos is challenging for a regular spot in Arsène Wenger's side. And he admits he is still in love with Arsenal and London.

"Returning here felt like coming back home, definitely," he told the Official Matchday Programme.

"It has been a bit frustrating because I thought I might have been more involved. Another difficulty has been that at the beginning of the season I thought I was on my way. If I was not going to be playing, I wanted to find something else, but then Johan Djourou sustained an injury, which was really unfortunate for him, and the Club needed me to stay.

"I had a few possibilities, but in the end it wasn’t the right thing for the Club or me. I’ll say this to anyone – I love London and love Arsenal, and wanted to stay here, but obviously I need to feature around the team."

FBS:
ok o! but we both he aint the first player to do that, innit?

FBS:
And what about it?