Can our man stop United?
A wobbly Man U and a determined Everton will meet on the patchy grass that is Wemberley today. The match is on FSC, so have at it in the comments.
I'm predicting a 1-0 result for United thanks to a questionable Mike Riley decision.
Shockingly young lineup for Man U today. God forbid that will mean they're destined to lose.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm... so no one cares about Man U and Everton? Can't say I disagree.
ReplyDeleteMy SopCast program is apparently crapped out... and of course, the download page won't load so I can reinstall.
ReplyDelete*sigh* And I can't say I'm rooting for Everton... I prefer to think of it as rooting against United.
I'm half paying attention.... Can't say that with the lineup SAF put out that Everton doesn't have a shot. Only thing I'm really enjoying is Rafael and Fabio on the pitch at the same time.
ReplyDeleteNo spice to this game whatsoever
ReplyDeleteI'd rather be watching basketball
ReplyDeleteBo-ring.... I'm going to clean my apartment.
ReplyDeleteHahaha well done Moyes getting into Mike Riley's head. That was a pretty clear penalty on Welbeck.
ReplyDeleteEh, I take it back... slo-mo replay shows that Welbeck made a meal of it. 50-50 penalty, so well done Mike Riley!
ReplyDeleteFOR THE LOVE OF GOD SOMEBODY PUT THIS GAME OUT OF ITS MISERY!!
ReplyDeletezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
ReplyDeleteMike Riley doing his best to make up for the no-penno call with three terrible calls against Everton (two clear corners not given, one nothing foul against Cahill as he was clear on to goal).
ReplyDeleteAnd I can't believe I'm still watching this.
Nothing says "breathing life into the match" like bringing on a sulky, overpaid Boobatov
ReplyDeleteopen play: (antonym) Manchester United versus Everton, April 19, 2009, Wembley Stadium.
ReplyDeleteSam Allardyce thinks this was a cracking match.
ReplyDeletetwo shockingly poor PKs from ManU and Everton.
ReplyDeleteDear lord Tim Cahill and Berba take horrible PKs.... This game will never see a goal!!!
ReplyDeleteTim Cahill just did his best to make sure this game never ends.
ReplyDeleteFinally! Baines of all people.
ReplyDeleteTim Howard! USA USA USA!!
ReplyDeleteHoward with two saves. NICE.
ReplyDeleteUSA! USA! USA!
Please, Everton, for chrissakes, win this so I don't have to hear about ManU-Chelsea for the next month.
ReplyDeleteHOWARD!!!! Vanquishing the evildoers!
ReplyDeleteI don't want to be left out: USA!USA!USA!
ReplyDeleteNeville!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell done Everton!!!
ReplyDeleteJAGOFF! JAGOFF! JAGOFF!
ReplyDeleteGood on you, Toffees. Now there is no chance of a ManU treble, and I personally implore Arsenal to make sure there won't be a ManU double.
ReplyDeletethis was pretty much the perfect result:
ReplyDelete1. ManUre forced to play 120 minutes
2. Tim Cahill misses his PK in an egregious manner
3. ManUre lose
YES! No more quintuple talk!
ReplyDeletehaha.
ReplyDeleteFox En Espanol has the FA Cup Final as Arsenal v. Everton.
Too true, TNK.
ReplyDeleteNot a person on the pitch played with any fervor today. Everton deserved to advance even less than the incredibly young ManU. It was boys against men and the boys should have won it.
ReplyDeletethank you Tim Howard from saving this weekend from being an utterly depressing whirlpool of horrible, crappy losses. The pens were wonderful, at least until I found out one of the Englanders I was with was a Forest fan who was happy about this morning's result... :(
ReplyDeleteAnd fuck you Lorient for trying to make it worse again (what, you can't fucking defend a lead at home??). Girondins better fuckin stomp OL this afternoon...
Hmm, what's that you say? I need a life??
DOWN GOES LYON!! DOWN GOES LYON!!
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