Good luck Barça, Good luck Shahktar, but my vote goes to Shahktar to win 3-2!

Get Fred back to the top!!!!

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Join me in trying to bring FRED back to youtube no.1!

cya

jack

Strictly Come dancing 2009!

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few months back i guessed who would dance with who for series 7 and guess what? 0/16. now here is the real deal….

 

Celebrity	Professional
Zoe Lucker	James Jordan
Joe Calzaghe	Kristina Rihanoff
Ricky Groves	Erin Boag
Lynda Bellingham	Darren Bennett
Rav Wilding	Aliona Vilani
Phil Tufnell	Katya Virshilas
Martina Hingis	Matthew Cutler
Ricky Whittle	Natalie Lowe
Ali Bastian	Brian Fortuna
Natalie Cassidy	Vincent Simone
Chris Hollins	Ola Jordan
Laila Rouass	Anton du Beke
Jade Johnson	Ian Waite
Richard Dunwoody	Lilia Kopylova
Jo Wood	Brendan Cole
Craig Kelly	Flavia Cacace

Cya when its starts again! go tuffers, glover and hollins?

Cya

Jack

woo hoo! congrats England!

Premierleague second half updates. It’s time for LIVE! with Entertainment24/7!

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Here is no. 1 of LIVE! with Entertainment24/7

22 August 2009 premierleague second half, as it happened!

All times are in GMT +1

1702 : Kick off

1709 : ARSENAL 3-1 Portsmouth 

1712 : SUNDERLAND 2-1 Blackburn

1715 : Wigan 0-1 MAN UTD 

1717 : Wigan 0-2 MAN UTD

1719 : HULL 1-0 Bolton

1725 : Wigan 0-3 MAN UTD

1726 : GOAL DISALLOWED Man City v Wolves

1726 : ARSENAL 4-1 Portsmouth

1743 : No goals for almost half an hour, come on guys!

1746 : Wigan 0-4 MAN UTD

1751 : FULL TIME : Hull 1-0 Bolton

1752 : Wigan 0-5 MAN UTD

1753 : FULL TIME : Wiagn 0-5 Man Utd

1753 : FULL TIME Arsenal 4-1 Portsmouth

1754 : FULL TIME ACROSS THE COUNTRY

Cya

Jack

coming-up: the second halves as they happened in the Premierleague!

half-time update

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Arsenal	2–1	Portsmouth	HT
Birmingham	0–0	Stoke	HT
Hull	0–0	Bolton	HT
Man City	1–0	Wolverhampton	HT
Sunderland	1–1	Blackburn	HT
Wigan	0–0	Man Utd	HT

cya

jack

Gameweek 3 preview Barclays Premierleague

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here is our gameweek 3 preview (thanks to BBC Sport)

Entertainment24/7 Big 3 matches:

Wigan Athletic vs Manchester United

Venue: DW Stadium Date: Saturday, 22 August Kick-off: 1500 BST
Coverage: BBC Sport website, BBC Radio 5 Live, local radio & highlights on Match of the Day

Nemanja Vidic looks set for his first Manchester United appearance of the season after overcoming a calf injury.

Antonio Valencia is expected to start against his former club after coming on as a second-half substitute against Burnley on Wednesday.

Wigan could name an unchanged line-up for the third game running.

Charles N’Zogbia’s fitness is rated at 50/50 but other than long-term absentee Olivier Kapo, Wigan have a clean bill of health.

Both clubs have no suspended players but they do both have injured/doubtful players.

Wigan: N’Zogbia (doubtful) and Kapo (knee. out)

MATCH FACTS

Head-to-head

• Man Utd have won all nine league and cup matches they have played against Wigan.

• On four previous visits to Wigan, United have scored nine goals to Wigan’s three.

Wigan

• Wigan have not lost back-to-back Premier League home games in 2009.

• It is 17 games since Wigan’s last score draw (1-1 v Liverpool on 28 January).

• Michael Brown has made 399 career league appearances.

Man Utd

• Wayne Rooney has scored 99 goals for the Old Trafford club.

• Nemanja Vidic has made 99 Premier League starts for Man Utd.

• Antonio Valencia returns to his former club for the first time since his £16m switch to Old Trafford.

Referee: Howard Webb

Assistant referees: Darren Cann, Peter Kirkup

Fourth official: Stuart Attwell

Jack Says: Wigan 1-2 Man Utd

Arsenal v Portsmouth

Venue: Emirates Stadium Date: Saturday 22 August Kick-off: 1500 BST
Coverage: BBC Sport website, BBC Radio 5 Live, local radio & highlights on Match of the Day

Arsenal’s Eduardo is over the groin strain that made him a late withdrawal from the bench against Celtic but Theo Walcott still has a back problem.

Manager Arsene Wenger could field the same starting XI for the third consecutive match.

Portsmouth trio Steve Finnan, Hermann Hreidarsson and Papa Bouba Diop are all out with hamstring injuries, with the latter facing six weeks out.

Meanwhile, new signing Anti Niemi needs surgery on his elbow.

 

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Arsenal

Suspended: None

Injured: Walcott (back), Djourou (knee), Rosicky (hamstring), Nasri (leg), Fabianski (knee)

Portsmouth

Suspended: None

Injured: Diop, Hreidarsson & Finnan (hamstring), Primus (ankle)

Head-to-head

• Arsenal are unbeaten in the last 19 league and cup matches against Portsmouth (W11, D8).

• Portsmouth last beat Arsenal in March 1958, a 5-4 home win in the old First Division. Their last win at Arsenal was in September 1955.

Arsenal

• The Gunners have lost just once in the league in 2009 and have suffered just one defeat in 25 league games.

• Arsenal last won their first two Premier League matches in the 2004/05 season, when they won their first five games and eventually finished second.

Portsmouth

• Portsmouth have not beaten any of the ‘Big Four’ in 17 attempts since a 2-1 home win over Liverpool in April 2007.

• Pompey are yet to win on their travels in 2009. Their last away win was at Sunderland in November 2008.

• It’s exactly since 10 hours since Portsmouth last scored a league goal away from home. Their last was when Peter Crouch scored at Middlesbrough in March.

• Portsmouth have failed to score in seven of their last eight league games.

• David James has made 549 career top-flight appearances; Steve Finnan has made 399 English league starts; Nwankwo Kano has made 149 English league starts.

Referee: Steve Bennett

Assistant referees: Mike Bull & Mark Scholes

Fourth official: Andre Marriner

Jack says: Arsenal 2-1 Portsmouth

Manchester City v Wolves

Venue: The City of Manchester Stadium Date: Saturday, 22 August 
Kick-off: 1500 BST Coverage: BBC Sport website, BBC Radio 5 Live, local radio & highlights on Match of the Day

 

Manchester City

Suspended: None Doubtful: Adebayor (groin), Bridge (hamstring), Robinho (ankle)

Injured: Johnson (groin), Kompany (toe), Santa Cruz (knee)

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Suspended: None

Doubtful: Doyle (groin), Berra (hamstring) Injured: Ebanks-Blake (hamstring), Foley (knee), Iwelumo & Kightly (foot), Murray (knee)

Head-to-head

• Wolves’ first Premier League win came against Manchester City, with Colin Cameron grabbing the only goal at Molineux on 4 October 2003.

• Wolves’ only previous visit to Eastlands ended in a 3-3 draw on 10 April 2004.

• Their last win on City soil was a 1-0 victory at Maine Road on 8 August 1999 when Robbie Keane got the only goal. That was in a Division One match – equivalent to the Championship.

Manchester City

• Mark Hughes’s side won 13 of their 19 home games last season – only champions Manchester United won more (16).

• City’s starting line-up against Blackburn last week included just one player who began their opening match in 2008/09, defender Micah Richards.

• They won their final three home games at Eastlands last season, beating West Brom, Blackburn and Bolton.

Wolverhampton Wanderers

• Wolves had the Championship’s best away record last season, winning 12 of 23 games away from Molineux.

• Three Wolves players made it into the Championship team of 2008/09; Richard Stearman, Michael Kightly and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.

Referee: Lee Mason

Assistant referees: Jake Collin, Michael Murphy

Fourth official: Mike Dean

Jack Says: Man City 3-2 Wolves

The other games…

Birmingham v Stoke at St. Andrews at 3pm uk time and 4pm E247-Time.
Jack Says: Birmingham 1-1 Stoke

Sunderland v Blackburn at the Stadium of Light at 3pm uk time and 4pm E247-Time
Jack Says: Sunderland 2-1 Blackburn

Hull City v Bolton at the KC Stadium at 3pm uk time and 4pm E247-Time
Jack Says: Hull 1-3 Bolton

 

For all 3 of our big coverage games, go here to watch them:

Wigan v Man Utd
http://www.iraqgoals.net/ch4.html

Arsenal v Portsmouth
http://www.watchfreedesichannels.com/arpo.php

Man City v Wolves
http://www.iraqgoals.net/ch2.html

Enjoy. Tomorrow we have one coverage game, Fulham v Chelsea at Craven Cottage

Cya

Jack

Opening League Weekend results and next week fixtures and in depth descriptions

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Ok, lets get on with it then eh?

Saturday 15 August 2009 – Gameweek One results

Aston Villa 0-2 Wigan. Goals for Wigan from Rodallega and Koumas gave wigan a winning start to their season as aston villa were booed off by their fans

Emmanuel Adebayor and Steven Ireland both scored as Manchester City beat Blackburn 0-2 at Ewood Park

A 5th minute header from Darren Bent ensured Sunderland got the 3 points they needed on day 1 against bolton as they won 0-1 at the Reebok

A late 92nd minute winner from Dider Drogba handed Chelsea a 2-0 win against Hull, who’s steven hunt scored the 1st goal of the entire season after 27 minutes. Drogba equalised on 38

Everton suffered their worst opening day defeat ever after losing 1-6 at home to Arsenal. 2 goals from fabregas and one each from Denilson, Vermaelen, Gallas and Eduardo was too much for everton who’s only goal came late on from Louis Saha

Bobby Zamora scored the only goal as Fulham beat Portsmouth 0-1 at Fratton Park

Burnley kicked off their premierleague status by losing 2-0 away to Stoke City. Goals came from Ryan Shawcross and an own goal from Jordan  

Wolves, the other new boys also lost at home 0-2 to West Ham thanks to one goal in each half from Noble and Upson

Sunday 16 August 2009 – Gameweek One results

Wanye Rooney’s first half tap-in ensured man u got the 3 points they wanted when they beat Birmigham 1-0 at Old Trafford

Liverpool started their season off with a 2-1 loss to Tottenham. Assou-Ekotto scored in the first half. Gerrard equalised with a penalty in the second half and then Bassong scored on his debut to win it for Spurs

TABLE:

1	Arsenal	1	5	3
2	Man City	1	2	3
3	Stoke	1	2	3
4	West Ham	1	2	3
5	Wigan	1	2	3
6	Chelsea	1	1	3
7	Tottenham	1	1	3
8	Fulham	1	1	3
9	Man Utd	1	1	3
10	Sunderland	1	1	3
11	Hull	1	-1	0
12	Liverpool	1	-1	0
13	Birmingham	1	-1	0
14	Bolton	1	-1	0
15	Portsmouth	1	-1	0
16	Aston Villa	1	-2	0
17	Blackburn	1	-2	0
18	Burnley	1	-2	0
19	Wolverhampton	1	-2	0
20	Everton	1	-5	0

On Tuesday and Wednesday it’s Gameweek 2, fixtures below:

TUESDAY

Arsenal v Bolton – Postponed. Prediction: Arsenal 2-0 Bolton

Fulham v Blackburn – Postponed. Prediction: Fulham 1-0 Blackburn

Sunderland v Chelsea. Prediction: Sunderland 0-2 Chelsea

West Ham v Aston Villa. – Postponed. Prediction: West Ham 2-1 Aston Villa

Wigan v Wolverhampton. Prediction Wigan 2-2 Wolverhampton

WEDNESDAY

Birmingham v Portsmouth. Prediction Birmingham 1-2 Portsmouth

Burnley v Man Utd. Prediction: Burnley 1-3 Man Utd

Hull v Tottenham. Prediction: Hull 0-3 Tottenham

Liverpool v Stoke. Prediction: Liverpool 2-2 Stoke

Manchester City v Everton. Prediction: Man City 2-1 Everton

See u all for next gameweeks roundup guys!

Cya

Jack

chels 2-1 hull!