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As someone who watched this game at 2 am to 3.45 am I may have been wanting in my critical faculties if posting straight after the match. I found it an entertaining and good match with the 'Typical City' theme coming through at the 16th and 90th + minutes. I would not have it any other way. I...

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3rd or 4th. F.A. Cup Winner, I am not prepared to go beyond that. PJD

Sweet and Sour. This is a dish for those that appreciate that the good things in life have a price that is linked and well worth paying.

Agree with Bingobango, Soccer news is infected by rumour and self-serving statements. Both these papers seem to have journalists prepared to do their own research and to label a story as 'rumour' if it appears to be one.

Tut! Tut! JH's sexual orientation should not be a matter of public discussion.

A bit harsh on Cook and on Brum. I would be inclined to give Brum the benefit of the doubt over negotiations for the premature termination of the loan agreement. My understanding is that, although the compensation sought was steep, Brum was not immovable because sensible businessmen are not...

'Hai' Chinese for the affirmative.

Posted this under a related thread. Perhaps more appropriate here. Assuming that the explanation given in The Guardian (<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010</a> ... goalkeeper)...

Assuming that the explanation given in The Guardian (<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010</a> ... goalkeeper) is correct and that the FA have stymied the deal, then it is not...

No need to talk about 'bungs'. Players' agreements are regulated by FA rules and by the law of contract-in that order. If the FA is happy for JH to go back to us then it is purely a matter of contractual negotiation. As I see it, there is no downside for B/ham but there is an opportunity for...

In a sports bar in Hong Kong. Many apparently neutral viewers of match. Some LFC supporters definitely. Surprised and pleased to say that 80% relished Blues' victory. Makes me feel out here-land of MUFC replica shirts-that times they are a changing.

In a sports bar in Hong Kong. Many apparently neutral viewers of match. Some LFC supporters definitely. Surprised and pleased to say that 80% relished Blues' victory. Makes me feel out here-land of MUFC replica shirts-that times they are a changing.

In a sports bar in Hong Kong. Many apparently neutral viewers of match. Some LFC supporters definitely. Surprised and pleased to say that 80% relished Blues' victory. Makes me feel out here-land of MUFC replica shirts-that times they are a changing.

0345 in Hong Kong. Better be a result.

Excitement too in a solitary flat in Hong Kong at 3.20 am in the morning (Wed). Rather weird but thanks to this i can share my anxieties. Now back to a few beers. Delayed start to work later on.

Excitement too in a solitary flat in Hong Kong at 3.20 am in the morning (Wed). Rather weird but thanks to this i can share my anxieties. Now back to a few beers. Delayed start to work later on.

Am in Hong Kong and appreciate your good work enabling me to watch match, even though it is at 4am. Thanks

Agree with last post about composition of team. Boxing Day I was a guest of directors at Birmingham v. Chelsea because of Hong Kong connection. If we had a back four like B/ham we would be flying now. You do not need billions to succeed at this game, even though you have a City player (Hart) on...

Can this really be true? Carded for time wasting when hundreds of 'provoked' Arsenal fans baying for blood and hurling projectiles on pitch? A bit like a copper giving out a ticket to me for speeding and overlooking the bloodied corpse under the wheels of my car.