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Saturday, 25 April 2009Bolton v Aston Villa, 15:00 Everton v Man City, 15:00 Fulham v Stoke, 15:00 Hull v Liverpool, 15:00 Man Utd v Tottenham, 17:30 West Brom v Sunderland, 15:00 West Ham v Chelsea, 15:00Valencia v Barcelona, 21:00Fiorentina v AS Roma, 19:30Bayern Munich v Schalke 04Sunday, 26 April 2009Arsenal v Middlesbrough, 13:30 Blackburn v Wigan, 16:00Sevilla v Real Madrid, 18:00Ajax Amsterdam v AZ Alkmaar, 13:30 Some big games to look forward to.

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Imagine the title went down to the last game of the season and Liverpool had to win their final game to win the league.Liverpools last game is against Spurs.Chances are Robbie Keane will be playing.He is eligible for a medal if they were to win.What a f*cked situation that would be to be in.Just a thought.

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Imagine the title went down to the last game of the season and Liverpool had to win their final game to win the league.Liverpools last game is against Spurs.Chances are Robbie Keane will be playing.He is eligible for a medal if they were to win.What a f*cked situation that would be to be in.Just a thought.
Said this a while ago when spurs were firmly in the drop zoneIf they had to win to stay uppool had to win to get the leauge title----Wont come down to that though..
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Rio's back for key Spurs visit24/04/2009 11:30, Report by Ben Hibbs & Gemma ThompsonRio Ferdinand is fit for Saturday's tea-time clash with Tottenham, while Rafael will start at right-back following injuries to Gary Neville and John O'Shea.Ferdinand was rested in Wednesday's win over Portsmouth after playing for 120 minutes in the FA Cup semi-final. The 30-year-old has struggled with a groin problem, but he is to be recalled into the starting line-up."After extra time at Wembley, we felt it was best to rest Rio," said the boss. "Jonny Evans never lets us down, so we did the sensible thing in resting Rio. We have Tottenham, a European tie against Arsenal on Wednesday, a Saturday lunchtime kick-off against Middlesbrough, then Arsenal again the following Tuesday."It’s a run of games in which we don’t take chances. Hopefully we manage the whole thing without killing ourselves in terms of players playing too much.”Reds skipper Gary Neville will miss the next two weeks after hobbling out of the Pompey victory with a foot injury. However, there's better news for John O'Shea, who came on for Neville but was later forced off."O’Shea’s injury isn't as bad as we thought," Sir Alex added. "We sent him for a scan, which came back all clear. He trained on Friday, which is good. We were surprised because when it happened (a tackle from Belhadj) I thought it was a bad one. Fortunately, it’s not serious."Wes Brown may be included in the squad after coming through his second Reserves game on Thursday. “Wes played and did OK. It’s a bit early for him to start a match, but it’s good that he’s back. We've had a great deal of trouble at right back this season. Now we have Wes and young Rafael available. Rafa did well against Portsmouth and he'll start against Tottenham."United are three points clear in the title race, but Spurs are the league's form team and Sir Alex isn't underestimating the threat posed by his old friend Harry Redknapp.“It’s another hard game," he said. "At this time of the season you don’t get easy games. Harry has got Spurs settled down now. He’s used his experience and his eye for the right players has always been good. There is a consistency about Tottenham now. They’re difficult to beat and they’re pushing for a European place.“We’re in a better position today than we were last Friday. But you see the road ahead and it is tricky. Every game is hard now; credit to the league, you never get an easy game. So the only way to deal with it is focus on each match as it comes along, which is what we will do against Tottenham. Hopefully that gets us where we want to be.“At this stage of the season you play a game and it’s whittled off the list. If you win, it’s a real bonus for you. It’s an advantage of one less game.”
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Dogshit are coming up today. Will be a laugh sending them down again. Also a laugh that last two times they've come up they've managed to come second which results in them not getting a trophy.I remember last time they got promoted (and came second) they had an open top bus parade through Birmingham City centre whereas Sunderland (who won the league) didn't.This time last year they invaded their own pitch and smashed up their own ground in protest at the owners :D :D

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Dogshit are coming up today. Will be a laugh sending them down again. Also a laugh that last two times they've come up they've managed to come second which results in them not getting a trophy.I remember last time they got promoted (and came second) they had an open top bus parade through Birmingham City centre whereas Sunderland (who won the league) didn't.This time last year they invaded their own pitch and smashed up their own ground in protest at the owners :D:D
rsgvzsfgIts true even if you are biased against them. :D
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