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Goal Videos – Tottenham 2-0 Sheffield United

By Ahmed Bilal on August 23rd, 2006.

Morale-boosting win for Tottenham after their 2-0 defeat to Bolton on the weekend. The first 30 minutes were all Robbie Keane, but they slowed down afterwards and the lack of penetration from the left wing really showed. Once Sheffield United had played themselves in (albeit at 2-0 down), they put up a much better fight,…

This Week’s Premiership & European Fixture List (22-28 August 2006)

By Ahmed Bilal on August 22nd, 2006.

Here’s a list of this week’s Premiership and European fixtures.

Premiership Roundup – The media gets it horribly wrong

By Ahmed Bilal on August 20th, 2006.

Daniel Finkelstein got it dead right when he said: “It is impossible to predict who will win the Premiership. All you can do is say how probable different outcomes are.”

Manchester United set the pace with a 5-1 Fulham thumping

By Ahmed Bilal on August 20th, 2006.

Manchester United 5-1 Fulham Man Utd: Saha 7′, Pearce (OG) 14′, Rooney 16′ 64′, Ronaldo 19′ Fulham: Ferdinand (OG) 40′ Arguably, Manchester United had one of the easiest ties – a home game against a Fulham side that has an awful away record from last season. But then again, Arsenal were up against Villa and…

Tottenham vs Bolton – Same old, same old story

By Ahmed Bilal on August 20th, 2006.

My my, what a day…. While Liverpool vs Sheffield United took the honours for the most unexpected result of the day, watching Bolton put 2 past Tottenham and then shut down shop for the next 75 minutes was an education in how NOT to put your foot in your mouth.

Bad refereeing earns Liverpool a point against Sheffield United

By Ahmed Bilal on August 19th, 2006.

New season, same old diving debates… The penalty was not a penalty. Gerrard was not fouled, not even touched. The ref got it horribly wrong, and for what it’s worth might have robbed Sheffield United of a hard-fought home win over the much-hyped, over-achieving Liverpool.