Will Sheffield United Let Wigan Win To Relegate West Ham?
by CaughtOffside Team on May 8th, 2007
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Craig is not suggesting anything.
Not that a Premiership result would ever be fixed, but given the immense amount of disdain clubs like Wigan and Sheffield United currently hold for West Ham - could we see a less than professional attitude in the final week of the season?
With this weekend’s relegation “Do Or Die Most Important Game Ever In The History Of Football Super Crash Bang Wallop Must Win 6 Pointer†(TM Sky) getting nearer, Wigan and Sheffield United must be considering the possibilities of their match at Bramall Lane.
If West Ham stay up, we face confusion in the style of the Italian league where every summer has legal cases, appeals and counter-appeals and teams not knowing which division they will be playing in until a week before the season starts. In order to save on legal fees, Wigan and Sheff Utd must think about engineering a narrow Wigan victory on Sunday as long as West Ham are losing to Manchester United.
The Hammers have their future in their own hands (at least on the footballing side), and know that a point at Old Trafford will guarantee safety. However, the new champions will receive the Premiership trophy after the game and will want to end the season on a high. And with a few fringe players looking to cement an FA Cup final starting place, even the resurgent West Ham will struggle to take anything away from Old Trafford.
If that is the case, a Wigan win at Bramall Lane will send West Ham down on goal difference and secure the safety of both the Latics and the Blades. If West Ham fall a couple behind early on at Old Trafford, I don’t expect Sheffield United to be trying too hard to score, and maybe Matthew Kilgallon or Paddy Kenny will make an “unfortunate mistake†to allow Wigan to sneak a win. And I don’t think there would be many sad faces at Bramall Lane nor across the country if that were the case.
Terry D Hammer - May 8th, 2007 at 10:24 am
This is such an obvious situation and has received such a lot of speculation that if there is a dubious Wigan win in the late stages, there is bound to be a call for an inquiry. On the other hand if Sheffield just rollover from the start letting Wigan win comfortably, they face the danger of West Ham grabbing a point.
In the end I suspect Sheffield’s true spirit will come to the fore and they will look after number one, and win comfortably.
Savvakis - May 8th, 2007 at 10:32 am
The probability for Westham to go down is about 5% if no foul play is assumed and that teams play to their capabilities. It is the product of the probabilities of a Win for MU against Wetsham (say 50%) and for Wigan to win away at Sheffield Utd (say 10% at most based on current form of Wigan and SU at home). Therefore 50% x 10% = 5%. That is the expected probability for Westham going down. However, if SU can safely assume that MU will win the Old Trafford (ie. because Westham are losing 2 or 3 nil at or after half time) then the temptation to cheat is there. And given the stakes and the declared hostile attitudes of the clubs against Westham it may be more than a temptation. The Premier League and the FA should closely monitor the situation. In fact, to avoid anything, even a suspicion that this may happen they should rescheduled (as an early kick off) the Sheffield Utd V Wigan to take place before the Man Utd. v Westham game.
BRYAN - May 8th, 2007 at 10:37 am
and west ham are being attacked for cheating???
Molineux Blue - May 8th, 2007 at 10:38 am
I can’t see Warnock and Jewell being involved in anything dodgy, however imagine they were….
West ‘Aaaam are two down at Old Trafford with seconds to go… Back at Bramall Lane, Paddy Kenny “slips” and the ball rolls along the line with no defenders around… The goal is gaping, and 3,000 Wigan fans hold their breath as Kevin Kilbane runs up and strikes the ball….
Throw in to Sheff Utd. Final whistle. 0-0. Relegation for the Latics.
Bring on the Scunny!
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 10:40 am
who cares about the faecal waste at the U-bend of the Premiership? if there any good they’ll float back up anyway, just in time for the big boys in blue to piss on them again next season. ha ha ha we are the greatest - all other teams are shite
Nick - May 8th, 2007 at 10:42 am
What planet are you on?
“If West Ham stay up, we face confusion in the style of the Italian league where every summer has legal cases, appeals and counter-appeals and teams not knowing which division they will be playing in until a week before the season starts”
I have spoken with a top uk sports barrister and there will be no points taken off of West Ham no matter what happens now. In the end the only team that would have any case is the team finishing in 18th place and that would be against the PremierLeague looking for cash to soften the blow of being relegated.
If West Ham stay up thats it there is no more uncertainty and we can all get on with preparing for next season knowing what league we are all playing in, one club (Wigan) will have plenty of sour grapes and this “scandal” will vanish…….. Sorry to shatter your dreams
Simon - May 8th, 2007 at 10:51 am
To achieve an engineered victory the playing staff of two entire teams would be in the know. Someone would ultimately say something under oath. If found out both teams could face points deduction and be relegated by the Premier League.
Go ahead “Make my day”
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 10:59 am
cfc
typical response from a twat fan of plastic fc
derekthehammer - May 8th, 2007 at 11:02 am
but what if west hamdraw at man utd and sheffield lose by 4 goals to wigan, then sheffield utd and warnock would go down!!
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 11:03 am
West Ham will beat or at least draw at OT on Sunday so stuff the blunt blades and Wigan (who will be back where they belonng by Sunday evening)
come on you ironssss
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 11:03 am
Hey Bryan, which shitty bunch of paupers do you support?
Dance dance wherever you may be….
steven torode - May 8th, 2007 at 11:06 am
[quote comment=”39081″]who cares about the faecal waste at the U-bend of the Premiership? if there any good they’ll float back up anyway, just in time for the big boys in blue to piss on them again next season. ha ha ha we are the greatest - all other teams are shite[/quote]
YOUR IDIOT COMMENT SUM UP THE PERCENTAGE OF CHELSEA FANS WHO JUST LATCH ON TO ANY TEAM THAT WIN,AND MOST LIKELY TO SIT IN YOUR ARMCHAIR WITHOUT EVEN GOING TO A GAME.EVERYONE BUT EVERYONE ARE CHUFFED THAT 600 MILLION POUNDS HAS NOT BOUGHT YOU THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE AGAIN.WELL PLAYED LIVERPOOL
Wolves Latic - May 8th, 2007 at 11:10 am
As Molineux Blue correctly says we need a Sheff Utd player to put the ball in his own net, because we can’t rely on a Latics player to do it.
steve - May 8th, 2007 at 11:11 am
So this would be match fixing then. I know West Ham and other organisations are fully aware of this situation. Sheff Utd and Wigan should be very careful imo.
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 11:14 am
[quote comment=”39095″][quote comment=”39081″][/quote]
YOUR IDIOT COMMENT SUM UP THE PERCENTAGE OF CHELSEA FANS WHO JUST LATCH ON TO ANY TEAM THAT WIN,AND MOST LIKELY TO SIT IN YOUR ARMCHAIR WITHOUT EVEN GOING TO A GAME.EVERYONE BUT EVERYONE ARE CHUFFED THAT 600 MILLION POUNDS HAS NOT BOUGHT YOU THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE AGAIN.WELL PLAYED LIVERPOOL[/quote]
you BASTARD, you are just JEALOUS of us because we have all the MONEY and you have FUCK-ALL
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 11:19 am
what sort of word is HEY…
ive been supporting West Ham, my born-local club for over 32 years as season ticket holder home and away…
what about you?
how many weeks you been going?
as for rich…most clubs have cash now and have caught up you plastic immo club with plastic fans and cheating diving players who train at the local parachute training centre by the way tossers like dogba, cole the midget and robben dive about!!
cant wait for roman to shut the door for the last time…your be the next leeds hopefully..hahaha
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 11:22 am
dance dance whereever you may be?
f ing hell.. are you gay or something?or just dont know the words to your “famous” crapp song?
are you a chelski fan or a morris dancer??
you mug..go back to school..
Bob - May 8th, 2007 at 11:27 am
You have all the money and you still can’t win anything. I wouldn’t have thought that was something to shout about. Plastic.
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 11:35 am
We’ve won the League Cup already and the FA Cup is ours for the taking, Bob, and actually Bryan I’ve been Blue is the Colour for years… Roman isn’t going anywhere, unlike your cunty club which is going to the Chumpionship for Chumps.
What’s all this plastic talk?
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 11:40 am
“dance dance wherever you may be…”
and youve ben going for years eh…right o
40,000 glory hunting plastic pricks
i know true blue chelsea fans who think the same you muppet, so go back under your duvet and dream on shit bag
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 11:50 am
up yours Bry
Josh - May 8th, 2007 at 11:55 am
I’d be supprised if West Ham dont go down this weekend, as you say Man U are almost certain to win at Old Trafford, and while i doubt Warnock would call his captain over and tell him to throw the game or anything like that all the players will know whats going on at Old Trafford, they’ll know West Ham are losing and they’ll react by sitting back.
Paul Jewell is going round saying its not in their hands but I’m 100% sure Wigans fate will be in the hands of their players on Sunday, they’ll get chances and they will have to put them away (which is something they havent managed to do in a while).
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 12:02 pm
f@@k wigan and f**k sheffield united
if they cheat sunday we can counter-sue both clubs
we wont need anyones help..we are going to mancsville to win and win well..
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 12:02 pm
cfc4 never
prick
Foxy - May 8th, 2007 at 12:25 pm
You are all idiots.
The only people who have cheated so far are West Ham!
Yet the majority of this page is slagging off the Blades and Wigan for merely being in a situation which COULD be mutually beneficial and send the Hammers down under the right set of circumstances.
Lee - May 8th, 2007 at 12:28 pm
Dance dance wherever you may be
Dear God you really have made a fool of yourself.
Mug
Wolves Latic - May 8th, 2007 at 12:35 pm
Bryan I was with you all the way when you had a go at the Chelsea pop-up, but why do Wigan belong in the Championship? Is it because they’re not fashionable or perhaps because they’re not from London? No it’s more likely because you don’t like being beaten at home by them every season.
Mick - May 8th, 2007 at 12:36 pm
cfc4ever,
Your headwand swordsmanship can only be admired!
A true representation of your avaergae Chelski fan.
Very entertaining - thanks.
Bladesman - May 8th, 2007 at 12:37 pm
“and west ham are being attacked for cheating”
Sorry, there seems to be an assumption that this is already going to happen, which is ridiculous.
I can’t see Warnock suggesting to our players to lose on purpose, and i dont think Jewell would have any expectations or indeed want them to do so. Thankfully, they appear to have more integrity than Terrence Brown.
It would be suicidal for Sheff U to even approach the game thinking that way. West Ham could recover and get a draw. All the teams, who all control their destiny in their own hands, will go out to get what they need - Wigan a win, West Ham and Sheff U a point.
Hammers fans shouldnt use this as an excuse to mask the furore surrounding the premier league ruling - although i agree with the guy who said the points cannot be now overturned. I think the clubs could sue the premier league for cash, but the points are going to stay as they are now.
I’m just praying for the Mancs to put out a strong team.
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 12:45 pm
[quote comment=”39160″]cfc4ever,
Your headwand swordsmanship can only be admired!
A true representation of your avaergae Chelski fan.
Very entertaining - thanks.[/quote]
Cheers Mick
at least one person makes sense on this site full of cockheads
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 12:47 pm
actually, are you taking the piss mick?
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:00 pm
wolves latic
i had every admiration for wigan until your chairman made his feelings felt about west ham.
i cant argue about terry brown and if i was a chairman of the other 4 or 6 whiners i would sue brown and not west ham.
its now a different company that own the club and who should not be made to suffer for a past boards activities.
and i cant argue you beat us every year at home but we do the same each year at the rugby ground you play in, so works both ways.
apart from chelsea and spurs i have no dislike for any other premiership club.
up the ‘ammers
cfc4ever - May 8th, 2007 at 1:03 pm
[quote comment=”39174″]apart from chelsea and spurs i have no dislike for any other premiership club.
up the ‘ammers[/quote]
what a revolting penis
Bladesman - May 8th, 2007 at 1:06 pm
Bryan,
I dont entirely agree with your point about how it is the ex-board and not the club who are in “trouble” (although i have the utmost pity for any club that has the misfortune to have Brown anywhere near them).
The Board, Chairman and Chief Exec are all employed (or own, through shares) by West Ham Football Club. Terrence Brown, nor the Board, did not buy (or whatever they did!) the Argentines - it was West Ham Football Club. It is a shame you had those in charge, but the ultimate entity that is responsible is the club. Companies cannot escape sanctions due to those who are in charge at the time (although they can themselves take action against them, as i hope you do to Brown).
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:18 pm
case law brought on by spurs points deduction helped this case.
the new owners in that case were told they cannot take the blame for past owners errors/mistakes/rule breaches.same applies here.
EVERYONE knew the 2 argies were owned by 3rd parties on 31st uagust when they signed, so why did it take the PL so long to investigate.the “breach” carries fines and points deductions as an OPTION not writtin in stone, therefore the massive pathetic fine was sufficient.
get on with it and move on…
watford went down and took 4 from 6 points off us and charlton wigan and sheff utd 3 from 6, so we have done our best to help those sides rather than hinder them.
as for you cfc4never-muppet…no one likes chelsea becos of tossers like you.go back to school
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:21 pm
lets sort out who stays and who goes on the pitch.
i would back eggert in any court in the land to beat any team who takes action against whu…which is why we effectively won the last charge…he is top chairman.
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:23 pm
if west ham stay up after 38 games we deserve to and vice versa if we go down, we would have deserved to based on football matters only.
it would have been after 38 games and fair and square, not by points deduction which doesnt fit the crime (by past owners/board members)
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:29 pm
cfc4never
dick
Stelios Jackson - May 8th, 2007 at 1:32 pm
I don’t think there’s any chance of collusion, just the possibility of Sheffield United taking their foot of the pedal if they learn that the Hammers are being hammered at half time. It would be an extremely risky thing to do, even if Man Yoo were winning three-nil. At least £30,000,000 would be lost if West Ham were to come back and Wigan were to win.
As a West Ham supporter through and through, I can just hope that West Ham are “in touch” with Man Yoo going into the last 15 minutes. Even at 1-0 down, Sheffield United will realise that there are at least 30 million reasons not to lose to Wigan.
I would also like to thank Alan Pardew for his magnificent magnanimity after yesterday’s result, and to say that I will feel very sorry for whoever goes down, along with Watford and Charlton, but especially for myself if it’s us.
Oh to be carefree, and to dance, dance…
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:38 pm
sj
very funny m8..wally dont even know the words to his beloved chelski’s main poxy song..
agree..well done pards..
shame the other managers a bunch of bad losers unlike pardew..
“im forever blowing soapy little round clear things….”…
whu9105 - May 8th, 2007 at 1:49 pm
dance dance wherever you may be,
you ain’t got no history
frank lampards fat,
joe cole’s queer
and your gonna win f**k all this year
don’t try nd gimme that crap that the carling cup is a trophy…couple of years ago, you didnt want to know about it…but seeing as its all you can get your hands on these days
dance dance ….. hah!
on topic though, neill warnock is too selfish to consder the well being of any other teams, plus wigan do not deserve to be anywhere near the premiership …. there was all this talk about the JJB being a sell out for the 1st time in their premiership history when we battered them there, but there were empty seats all over the place. obviously the concept of a ’sell-out’ hasnt sunk in…
IRONS!
JT - May 8th, 2007 at 1:52 pm
Im a West Ham fan just want add my two pence worth. Liverpool, proper football team ie- history terrific fan base etc etc Man Utd similar and the same as goes for the Gooners. Chelsea…nothing. Look how many fans turned up when you won the league compared to Liverpool winning the CL!! most of them were doing there shopping on the Kings Road. Cant believe Mourinho had the cheek to call Liv a small club. 8 League titles, 5 European cups a fan base 20 times the size of Chelsea what a piss take!! come on you irons…1-1 at OT, comfortable win for the blades 3-0, everyones a winner!! JT
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:56 pm
MAN UTD 1 WEST HAM 3
SHEFFIELD UTD 3 WIGAN 0
no reason why we cant beat them, we did not long ago with winning goals in two 1-0 wins with goals by defoe(yuk) and kind di canio.
all will be revealed on sunday,,but one thing for sure is..
chelsea still have sh@t two bob glory hunting plastic fans, most who think die hard means 3 seasons on the spin-hahaha
IRONS
IRONS
IRONS
IRONS
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 1:57 pm
COME ON THE BLADES…(OUCH THAT HURT BUT WAS NEEDED!!)
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 2:10 pm
craig
ive been looking again and again at the tables and goal differences and the answer to your question is sheffield united are as desperate for a win(not a draw or lose) like both whu and wigan.
the good thing for west ham is that they play each other and are both in the mix, which should help us.
a wigan ans west ham win puts sheff utd down and no one at sheff utd will want to chance that we lose(and based on current form, we have the best possible chance in recent history of winning at OT)
so all to play for, for ALL 3 CLUBS..
Bryan - May 8th, 2007 at 2:18 pm
Wigan 2/5
West Ham 7/2
Sheff Utd 5/1
LATEST WILL HILL ODDS
bookies rarely call it wrong..not even close is it?
Wigan Retard - May 8th, 2007 at 3:34 pm
If Wigan want to stay up by unfair means, good luck to them.
They will go down in the history books though as the team which killed the spirit of English football and the team which had no pride or self belief and had to cheat to survive.
MikeyJ - May 8th, 2007 at 3:41 pm
[quote comment=”39251″]If Wigan want to stay up by unfair means, good luck to them.
They will go down in the history books though as the team which killed the spirit of English football and the team which had no pride or self belief and had to cheat to survive.[/quote]
Says the team which illegally fielded ineligible players?
Its just swings and roundabouts.
As a neutral, this looks like a really exciting survival weekend but I seriously I just cannot see Sheffield United going out losing to Wigan, just to send West Ham down. They would be cutting off their nose to spite their face. They want to be as safe as possible on the final day, so they do not have to worry about the Hammers result.
The Sheffield fans would not want to sit there and watch Wigan win, only for West Ham to grab a winner in the last minutes at Old Trafford and keeping them up.
Its a brilliant conspiracy theory that makes no real sense but every fan of the sides involved seems to be falling into the trap of accepting its validity.
Neutral Retard - May 8th, 2007 at 3:47 pm
Interesting, but I believe both Mascherano and Tevez were correctly registered or else they wouldn’t have been allowed to play by the Premier League.
It is also interesting to note Dave Whelan, and other whinging chairmen, were happy to allow Chelsea to get away with a tiny fine for an offence which carries a mandatory 3 point deduction not 18 months ago.
Wigan Athletic and Sheffield United hold the spirit of English football in their hands on Sunday afternoon. If Wigan win, English football may aswell stop.
Wiganbob - May 8th, 2007 at 3:52 pm
Cfc4ever.
I understand the price of imported cocaine and heroin is going up next year. Looks like your mob will have even more money to spend.
Ledge - May 8th, 2007 at 4:00 pm
Blades and Wigan will do what any team should do and thats play for the right to be in the Premiership next season, if there is a god then West Ham will get buthered 6-0 at Old Trafford and Wigan will squeak a 1-0 win at The Lane. What is more likely is that Man U will beat West Ham legit and The Blades will beat Wigan 1-0 or 2-1, Wigan will go down and that will be that. There is no real justice in football just the fact that the bigger your wallet the bigger your voice. Lets face it, if there were justice fans like cfc would get hit in the face with an axe every time they went out. Just the way it is I’m afraid.
berkshirehammer - May 8th, 2007 at 5:09 pm
we must play for a win and forget all the rest. let them fight it out between themselves
Bladerunner - May 8th, 2007 at 6:56 pm
[quote comment=”39103″]So this would be match fixing then. I know West Ham and other organisations are fully aware of this situation. Sheff Utd and Wigan should be very careful imo.[/quote]
As a true Blade, I only want to see Utd go for a win, but the West Ham ‘fiasco’ should be about justice, so far I haven’t seen any.
johnj - May 8th, 2007 at 7:10 pm
I know many other clubs and their fans (especially those down with us in the relegation zone) would have liked to have seen a hefty points deduction for the Hammers, but the panel didn’t decide that. The panel members were chosen by the Premiership Clubs themselves, and they will now have to live with the decision as do West Ham. To tell you the truth, I’m not overwhelmed by a £5.5m fine.
If we had been safe by a comfortable margin like we were this time last year, or if we were well and truly sunk already, people would be saying that a points deduction was inappropriate.
A lot of people are saying that the decision is unjust and corrupt, but that’s nonsense. Its a decision reached after due process and - get over it. If Sheffield and Wigan do engineer a result to ensure we go down, then that would be cheating and should be punished severely.
Les - May 8th, 2007 at 7:31 pm
Justice would be for The Blades lose and West Spam to get a pasting at Old Trafford.
But to suggest SUFC and Wigan will cook up a result is ridiculous.
USHammer - May 8th, 2007 at 7:49 pm
In my opinion Wigan and Sheffield Utd will play hard for a win. No one is going to risk their Premiership status and the money by fiddling about. Whatever is going on in the boardrooms these professional players and managers will go out and play football. Man U will go all out to beet West Ham as well regardless who they put on the pitch. There are a lot of assumptions being made about the legal position and it is quite clear. The players were registered legally, that is not what West Ham were charged with. The decision has been made. True West Ham fans are not pleased with what our previous board did as evidenced by the massive outcry on our blogs at the time expressing concern over the deal. I am proud to support my club as each of you are. The decision is made. The games are on and let’s see how we all get on. I have nought but respect for my fellow fans at Sheffield Utd and Wigan and I have no doubt their teams will go all out to win. As will we at Man Utd. I think we can nick a draw and I think Sheffield Utd have too much in their locker for Wigan. Best of luck to all.
d - May 8th, 2007 at 8:17 pm
[quote comment=”39261″]Interesting, but I believe both Mascherano and Tevez were correctly registered or else they wouldn’t have been allowed to play by the Premier League.
[/quote]
you are correct. we are not being fined for fielding an ineligible player, but for failing to disclose some information. this is something that a lot of people forget, and it also renders the legal precedent arguement neutral, so let me spell it out for anyone not clear:
- There is no precedent for this.
- We dont care who got fined what, docked however many points, or kicked out of whatever competitions. it is irrelevant as we did not commit the same offense.
so stop comparing what happened at west ham to middlesbrough or anyone else for that matter.
if the player wasnt eligible, then we wouldnt have been able to sell mascherano, or continue to play tevez now. nothing’s changed with the eligibility of the players.
Anonymous - May 8th, 2007 at 8:43 pm
[quote comment=”39162″]”and west ham are being attacked for cheating”
Sorry, there seems to be an assumption that this is already going to happen, which is ridiculous.
I can’t see Warnock suggesting to our players to lose on purpose, and i dont think Jewell would have any expectations or indeed want them to do so. Thankfully, they appear to have more integrity than Terrence Brown.
It would be suicidal for Sheff U to even approach the game thinking that way. West Ham could recover and get a draw. All the teams, who all control their destiny in their own hands, will go out to get what they need - Wigan a win, West Ham and Sheff U a point.
Hammers fans shouldnt use this as an excuse to mask the furore surrounding the premier league ruling - although i agree with the guy who said the points cannot be now overturned. I think the clubs could sue the premier league for cash, but the points are going to stay as they are now.
I’m just praying for the Mancs to put out a strong team.[/quote]
Dave - May 8th, 2007 at 9:22 pm
West Ham were never going to be docked points. They would have appealed to the PL and then appealed to the european court. This process would drag on for over a year perhaps more and all premiership football would have to stop and await the outcome. It was never going to happen.
As for the ‘gang of four’ - premier rule 5.2 clearly states that any club taking legal action against the PL will be expelled from the PL. Again, its not going to happen. Its all media bollocks. I wouldn’t like to comment on the West Ham situation as I don’t know what has really gone on and neither do most people. Everyone is clutching at straws in their desperation to escape the drop. All of the teams down there deserve to be down there because they have been crap this season.
As for Chelsea and their little plastic representative on this forum - total tossers. I’d sooner win the play offs with CCC players than buy trophies as they have done…. no satisfaction for them whatsoever. 1980’s and 8000 gates say’s it all.
Bryan - May 10th, 2007 at 10:25 am
dave whelan is a disgrace and a bad loser..stupid northern twat..
stay strong eggert…come on you ironssss
(if west ham go down i wonder if the pratts at sheff utd and wigwam will continue legal action..?
hope we win and they try and sue us…ave it
Anonymous - May 10th, 2007 at 10:27 am
[quote comment=”39573″]Fuck off[/quote]
This being for the wanker that wrote this stupid fucking article in the first place. Shithead.
Bryan - May 10th, 2007 at 10:53 am
WELL SAID ANON
iron - May 18th, 2007 at 9:34 am
[quote comment=”39225″]Wigan 2/5
West Ham 7/2
Sheff Utd 5/1
LATEST WILL HILL ODDS
bookies rarely call it wrong..not even close is it?[/quote]
no
tee hee
Pedro Idiota - September 4th, 2007 at 9:12 am
hard one to call but I think SheffU will let Wigan win
cfc4ever - September 10th, 2007 at 2:20 pm
[quote comment=”39210″]sj
very funny m8..wally dont even know the words to his beloved chelski’s main poxy song..
[/quote]
you’re forever blowing each other - that’s why you’re called irons - iron hoof - ha ha ha CHELSEA CHELSEA, we are the famous cfc