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Date: Tue Mar 09 07:25:29 GMT+00:00 1999
Mail: barry@www.red11.org
This Issue:
1. Dennis Viollet - A small and personal tribute
2. My Hero, My friend
3. Dennis Viollet "Busby Babe" Legend
4. Ronaldo Fit: RONALDO COUNTS HIS BLESSINGS FOR EUROPE
5. UNITED ARE WORRYING IN TRIPLICATE
6. Ferguson blast on the cards
7. Neville joins referee rumpus
8. Survey #39 Results + New Survey #40
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Daily RED Trivia Tuesday 9th March 1999:
9/3/1966: United, inspired by a magical George Best, win 5-1 against Benfica in the
Stadium of Light in Lisbon to win through to the Semi-Finals of the European Cup
on a 8-3 aggregate. Best 2, Bobby Charlton, John Connelly and Pat Crerand
were the scorers. Team was: Gregg, Brennan, Dunne, Crerand, Foulkes, Stiles,
Best, Law, Charlton, Herd, Connelly. Attendance was 75,000.
1977: Jimmy Bullock died in Stockport. Bullock was a well-built Centre-forward
who was bought for £1,250 from Chesterfield and made his United debut at Sheffield
Wednesday in September 1930. It was a disastrous season ending in relegation and he
made just 10 appearances, scoring 3 goals before drifting into Irish League football.
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Barry Daily Comment:
Very moving Dennis Viollet personal articles are featured today.
I recommend that you read them to appreciate the greatness of our past Busby Babe.
Sky TV have announced that Wednesday's FA Cup replay between Manchester
United and Chelsea will be screened live. The match will now kick off at 8pm
United will play their semi-final against Arsenal at Villa Park, if they
overcome Chelsea in Wednesday's Cup quarter-final.
That would be on Sunday, April 11 with a 12.30pm kick-off.
Previous News:
Brian Kidd Press conference, pic, real audio
http://www.iol.ie/~redcafe/kidd.htm
Peter Schmeichel's last Season at United!
http://www.red11.org/mufc/news/schmeichel.htm
Next games:
ALL Result/Fixture Index:
http://www.red11.org/mufc/fix9899z.htm
March
10 Chelsea (A) 20.00 FAC6 Replay UK Sky Sports Live!
pp Liverpool (A) PL (moved due to FAC)
13 Newcastle (A) 15.00 PL
17 Inter Milan (A) ECL "Quarter Final" 2nd leg 19.45
21 Everton (H) 15.00 PL
UNITED Stats v All teams:
http://www.red11.org/mufc/stats/
*** LEAGUE TABLE AS AT 06/03/99 ***
Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
---------------------------------------------------------
1 Manchester United 28 16 9 3 63 29 34 57
2 Chelsea 27 14 11 2 41 22 19 53
3 Arsenal 27 13 11 3 35 13 22 50
4 Leeds United 27 12 9 6 41 26 15 45
5 Aston Villa 27 12 8 7 38 31 7 44
6 Wimbledon 28 10 10 8 32 38 -6 40
7 West Ham United 28 11 7 10 31 39 -8 40
8 Liverpool 27 11 6 10 50 34 16 39
9 Derby County 27 9 11 7 26 25 1 38
10 Tottenham Hotspur 27 8 12 7 33 32 1 36
11 Sheffield Wednesday 27 10 5 12 35 27 8 35
12 Newcastle United 27 9 8 10 35 36 -1 35
13 Middlesbrough 27 7 12 8 34 39 -5 33
14 Leicester City 27 8 9 10 27 36 -9 33
15 Coventry City 28 8 6 14 30 39 -9 30
16 Everton 27 6 10 11 20 29 -9 28
17 Charlton Athletic 28 6 9 13 32 39 -7 27
18 Blackburn Rovers 27 6 8 13 27 38 -11 26
19 Southampton 28 7 5 16 27 53 -26 26
20 Nottingham Forest 27 3 8 16 22 54 -32 17
*** TEAM RESULTS - MANCHESTER UNITED - AS AT 20/02/99 ***
Date Opposition Score Pos. Attend.
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15/08/98 Leicester City Home D 2-2 11 55,052
22/08/98 West Ham United Away D 0-0 11 26,039
09/09/98 Charlton Athletic Home W 4-1 9 55,147
12/09/98 Coventry City Home W 2-0 5 55,193
20/09/98 Arsenal Away L 0-3 10 38,142
24/09/98 Liverpool Home W 2-0 3 55,181
03/10/98 Southampton Away W 3-0 2 15,251
17/10/98 Wimbledon Home W 5-1 2 55,265
24/10/98 Derby County Away D 1-1 2 30,867
31/10/98 Everton Away W 4-1 2 40,079
08/11/98 Newcastle United Home D 0-0 3 55,174
14/11/98 Blackburn Rovers Home W 3-2 2 55,198
21/11/98 Sheffield Wednesday Away L 1-3 2 39,475
29/11/98 Leeds United Home W 3-2 2 55,172
05/12/98 Aston Villa Away D 1-1 2 39,241
12/12/98 Tottenham Hotspur Away D 2-2 1 36,079
16/12/98 Chelsea Home D 1-1 2 55,159
19/12/98 Middlesbrough Home L 2-3 3 55,152
26/12/98 Nottingham Forest Home W 3-0 3 55,216
29/12/98 Chelsea Away D 0-0 3 34,741
10/01/99 West Ham United Home W 4-1 3 55,180
16/01/99 Leicester City Away W 6-2 2 22,091
31/01/99 Charlton Athletic Away W 1-0 1 20,043
03/02/99 Derby County Home W 1-0 1 55,174
06/02/99 Nottingham Forest Away W 8-1 1 30,025
17/02/99 Arsenal Home D 1-1 1 55,171
20/02/99 Coventry City Away W 1-0 1 22,596
27/02/99 Southampton Home W 2-1 1 55,316
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Champions League:
Group D P W D L F A Pts
Bayern Munich 6 3 2 1 9 6 11
Man United 6 2 4 0 20 11 10
Barcelona 6 2 2 2 11 9 8
Brondby 6 1 0 5 4 18 3
Dec 9 Brøndby 0-2 Barcelona
Dec 9 Man Utd 1-1 Bayern Munich
******
CHAMPIONS' LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALS
Manchester Utd 2 v 0 Inter Milan
Real Madrid 1 v 1 Dynamo Kiev
Juventus 2 v 1 Olympiakos
Bayern Munich 2 v 0 Kaiserslautern
return Ties to be played on March 17
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Send your own tribute to Dennis Viollet [click on pic]
Subject: My Hero, My friend
Moving memories written by: DA
The tragic news of Dennis Viollett passing away shook me to the ground,
although I realised that my friend was very ill, you can never really be
prepared for situations like this.
Denis was a hero to me, I was also lucky enough to call him a friend.
As a tribute to Dennis I would like to tell a couple of stories about the
great man, so we can celebrate his wonderful life.
I met Dennis in Florida about 15 years ago, at that time I was coaching a
boys youth team and we were playing in a tournament in Orlando. I had a
friend (Andy Warner) who had played some league football and usually came
to our matches, when we played near his home, he would give me tips and
generally help out with the team when he could. This particular match I was
stood on the sidelines and noticed that my friend was stood behind me with
a group of spectators, he was deep in conversation with a man that looked
vaguely familiar, I gave him a wave and got on with the match. About 10
mins later I felt a tap on my shoulder and turned to see that the 'familiar
face' was stood behind me, he asked if I had a fag (cigarette) I could
spare, I did smoke and reached down into my pocket, and gave him about 5
ciggies. He stood next to me for about 10 mins, making some observations
about my teams play. Although I still didn't recognise who it was, it was
obvious the man was very knowledgable about the game.
At the end of the match, he asked if I minded him having a few words
with my two strikers, seeing that he was obviously very informed about the
game, of course I told him to go ahead.He shouted to the two boys in
question to grab a ball and follow him to the goalmouth. At this time
there were two other teams waiting to take the field, but the referee crew
had ordered the two teams to wait on the sidelines, such strange respect I
thought?
Andy Warner walked up to me, and I asked him how this stranger got so
much respect, and that I was amazed that the ref's hadn't ordered him off
the field, Andy turned to me and said "you silly bugger, don't you
recognise Dennis Viollett"? He could stay there all day if he wished, no
one would ever move him. Dennis went through a couple of exercises with
the boys (from what I remember, he was teaching them how to shield the
ball) and then when he came off the field I walked to him and shook his
hand and poured out my 'little boy' admiration for him, to which he replied
"shut up, you make me feel old, lets go and have a pint"
Of course I accepted and my friendship with the great man had begun.
Another story, only this time more recent:
About 6 months ago I called Helen Viollet to see how Dennis was, she
told me that a friend of his (an ex team mate from Stoke, whose name I
don't recall) had visited with them, and that Dennis was in high spirits.
She then told me that the previous day Dennis and his friend had been
sitting reminiscing, and Dennis was enjoying it so much that she decided to
leave them for a few hours and go to do some shopping (this was rare, since
Helen had been at Dennis's side constantly during his sickness).
She was gone around 2 hours and upon returning she saw that Dennis and his
friend were gone, and Dennis's wheelchair was also missing, thinking that
they had gone for a walk around she dismissed it and went about putting her
groceries up. after two hours they had not returned and Helen began to
worry, she got in her car and started to drive around the neighborhood
searching for the wayward pair.
After about 45 mins and no sight of them she really started to panic,
where could they be?
She saw a group of youngsters playing football in a nearby street, she knew
that every child in the neighborhood knew, and loved Dennis, so she asked
if they had seen Dennis anywhere.
Yes!...he went into that bar over there..she was told.
By this time her worry was changing to anger, she barged into the bar and
looked around until she spotted Dennis's friend, but no Dennis! There was
a group of young Ladies around this friend of Dennis's and Helen screamed
over the bar towards them that Dennis was missing.
That's when Dennis popped his head up over the bar, pint pot in his
hand. He had been sitting in his wheelchair, and he could not have been
seen from the other side of the bar, he told Helen that he would be home
soon, and that he was just talking to the young ladies..
We have all lost a friend, but I know that he is know taking up
his rightful place in the Babes team, wonder who they are playing tonight?
DA
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Subject: Dennis Viollet "Busby Babe" Legend
Written by: Barry Leeming
Dennis Viollet Inside left
Born: Manchester, September 20 1933
United Debut: Newcastle United (A), 11 April 1953
Dennis Viollet, with his electric pace and sublime
dribbling skills, is in many ways the ideal attacking foil
for the aerial power of Tommy Taylor. While his best
position is up-front, as his scoring record clearly shows,
he also has the intelligence, perception and passing
ability to occupy a deeper role behind the main forwards.
Given Viollet's obvious rapport with his team-mates, it
remains a mystery as to how he manages to continually avoid
the England selectors' attention, especially since Taylor
is being picked regularly. .....taken from UNITED Front
Barry Leeming thoughts......
My tribute to Dennis consists mainly of facts which happened
a year or two before I became an OT regular Dennis Viollet
actually left our REDS when I was 12 years old so my
re-collections of him are vague whilst standing on a milk
crate inside OT with 55-56000 tightly packed fans. Most of
Dennis's great goal prformances were in the 1950's: like in
1956/7 - 39 goals! Saturday 6th March 1999 was a great loss
to the Kingdom of OT Manchester.
Me? I remember the time when Dennis Viollet left the club
after 259 apps. My father who took me to games, always
reminded me of the pre-munich side he saw win 5-4 at
Highbury Viollet scoring the fourth in 64th min after
Arsenal had come back from 0-3 to 3-3 in 4 mins!
Here are some comms from this match:
"But after ten minutes, United were first on the score sheet,
as Dennis Viollet dribbled through the Arsenal defence
before finding Kenny Morgans, whose cut-back found
Duncan Edwards to open the scoring. 1-0"
"A lesser team than United might have crumbled completely
at this point, but the Reds simply went up the other end and
scored themselves. Scanlon went very wide on the left, and
linked up with Charlton; Viollet was on hand to head home
Charlton’s cross. 4-3!"
Final score was 5-4 after Tommy Taylor scored the winner in the 71st
[Arsenal scored another in 76th]
All that happened in front of a crowd of 63,578 only 5 days before the
Munich Air Disaster.
It must be remembered that Dennis Viollet also played an immportant part of
the European Cup Quarter Final, 2nd Leg
Red Star Belgrade 3 Manchester United 3 (agg: 4-5)
More comms:
" United took a 2-1 lead into the second leg, and made a
perfect start on a hard pitch that still bore traces of melting
snow in the warm Yugoslavian sunshine. In just the second
minute, Dennis Viollet, taking advantage of a lucky rebound,
fired past Beara in the Red Star goal.
My personal greats watching UNITED early sixties were Viollet, Charlton,
Law, Best, Herd, Foulkes & Nobby Stiles! My recollections of Dennis Viollet
leaving in 62 was of surprise although he was soon to be followed by the
arrival of Dennis Law and a new era was to be born at OT, that of
"Law-Herd-Charlton" soon to be joined by Georgie Best 1963.
To sum-up, Dennis Viollet influenced the Busby Babes so much the figures
speak for themselves, Dennis Viollet rates in the Top 3/4 Goalscorers ever
at Old Trafford:
Dennis Viollet Appearances:
FL 259 - 159 g
FAC 18 - 5 g
FLC 2 - 1 g
EUR 12 - 13 g
Total: 291 apps 178 goals [4th highest scorer of all-time!]
Dennis's 0.61 goal ratio of 0.61 the 3rd best ever:
Only beaten by Tommy Taylor and Tommy Reid:
Games Goals
0.677 Tommy Taylor 189 128 (1952-58)
0.663 Tommy Reid 101 67 (1928-33)
** 0.611 Dennis Viollet 291 178 (1952-61) **
0.591 Denis Law 399 236 (1962-73)
I appreciate reading the fantastic personal tributes on the list from
supporters
such as Pete, DA, Paul and Linda to name just a few.
If you feel like making a contribution, this and all other tributes can be
read on the Web for the ext 999 days. Message Board started on Sat: to read
or send your
own tribute go to http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi/mb28592
RED sky at night UNITED delight
Written with "respect of a legend in heaven"
Barry Leeming
barrylee@post3.tele.dk
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Subject: Ronaldo Fit: RONALDO COUNTS HIS BLESSINGS FOR EUROPE
RONALDO will return to threaten Alex Ferguson's Champions League dream next
week - after receiving a blessing from the Pope.
The Brazilian superstar will definitely start the second leg of Inter
Milan's quarter final against Manchester United at the San Siro next week,
thanks to some divine intervention from the Vatican.
The Inter striker and his girlfriend Susana Werner were blessed by Pope John
Paul II in a special mass in Rome on Sunday and Ronaldo immediately returned
to training with the rest of his team mates yesterday.
There was little sign of the knee injury that forced him to miss last
Wednesday's game at Old Trafford and he will be on the substitutes bench for
tonight's Coppa Italia game against Parma.
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Subject: UNITED ARE WORRYING IN TRIPLICATE
MIDFIELDERS Roy Keane, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt will miss crucial matches
as Manchester United bid for a triple crown.
Butt is the biggest worry after breaking down in training on Saturday with a
hip injury which will keep him out for over a month.
And manager Alex Ferguson's hopes of silverware have been dealt another blow
by the loss of Keane and Scholes to suspension.
Butt is desperately hoping to be back by the end of the month as United
chase the Champions' League, the Premiership and the FA Cup.
But medics believe a more realistic target for the tenacious midfielder will
be five weeks.
Under that diagnosis, Butt will be sidelined for Premiership games against
Newcastle, Everton and Wimbledon, as well as tomorrow's FA Cup replay at
Chelsea and the second leg of the quarter-final against Inter Milan in Italy
next week.
If United pull off their Italian mission, Butt would face a race against
time to be fit for the Euro semi-finals on April 7.
And he would be a major doubt for the April 11 date for an FA Cup semi-final
against Arsenal, or a League trip to Blackburn. Skipper Keane is paying the
penalty for picking up his eighth booking of the season against Chelsea on
Sunday.
He will miss the Everton match at Old Trafford on March 21 after being
cautioned for dissent.
Scholes has collected a one-match ban after his controversial sending-off
and he will also miss the visit of Everton, a match which could be crucial
in the destiny of the Premiership.
Ferguson is unlikely to appeal against the decision by referee Paul Durkin,
who also sent off Chelsea's Roberto Di Matteo in dishing out seven yellow
cards.
But defender Gary Neville has urged the World Cup official to swallow some
common- sense tablets before taking charge of the Stamford Bridge replay.
He said: "It's a shame two players were sent off in a game which was never
dirty. There was no malice at all. If you are asking players not to make
tackles when it's Manchester United versus Chelsea in an FA Cup
quarter-final, it's just not going to happen.
"It's not as if the referee had to get a grip of the game because it was
never out of control.
"Basically, you want the referee to keep as low a profile as possible.
"Now we have lost Paul Scholes for two mistimed tackles. But does that mean
you get booked for every mistimed tackle?"
Neville is urging Durkin to dig out a video of United's recent home clash
with Arsenal.
He said: "The performance of Gary Willard that day was an example to all
referees.
"Tensions were high, the tackles were flying in and there were probably far
worse situations than Sunday.
"Willard booked some players but we came off at the end saying 'Well done,
ref'. He could have sent two or three off but he didn't. He applied some
common sense."
Better news for Fergie is that defender Jaap Stam will be available to face
Chelsea after a one-match suspension. And Ryan Giggs will be back only a
week after breaking his nose against Inter.
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Subject: Ferguson blast on the cards
Ferguson blast on the cards - Sendings-off mar Cup quarter-final
Alex Ferguson claims referee Paul Durkin has placed himself under the
microscope for Wednesday's FA Cup replay at Chelsea following his display
at Old Trafford.
The Manchester United manager was dismayed by the FIFA official's decisions
to send off Paul Scholes and Roberto Di Matteo in yesterday's goalless draw.
Both were dismissed for two bookable offences - Di Matteo just before half
time and Scholes near the end - although none of the fouls was particularly
bad.
Ferguson felt Durkin had boxed himself into a corner because he had taken
too strict a line from the start and he hopes he will act more sensibly at
Stamford Bridge when the sides replay the quarter-final tie.
"It will be a different game at Chelsea on Wednesday and it will need to be
handled well," said Ferguson.
"The referee is probably the best referee in the country and I would have
thought he would have used his experience more.
"His test will come on Wednesday."
Chelsea boss Gianluca Vialli also disagreed with the red cards, although he
was not as forthright as Ferguson in his comments about Durkin.
"Sometimes it's difficult to understand if you don't do anything nasty or
dirty you get yellow-carded," he said.
"However, these are the new rules and you have to accept them."
Durkin will be under even more scrutiny on Wednesday because he will be
returning to Stamford Bridge 10 days after the by now infamous tussle
between Graeme Le Saux and Robbie Fowler.
The Dorset referee missed Le Saux's alleged elbow on the Liverpool striker,
although he claimed he would have sent him off if he had seen it.
Ferguson felt his side should have beaten Chelsea's 10 men to avoid the
hassle of a replay, which he claims makes Arsenal favourites in the title
race.
"You have to take your chances in big matches like that," he said.
"We were unfortunate with one or two, but we also missed one or two golden
opportunities as well.
"We had some terrific chances and Scholesy could easily have had four."
But although Gary Neville hit the post with a glancing header, Chelsea held
firm against an unfamiliar United line-up, which saw Ole Gunnar Solskjaer
deployed as a lone striker and Phil Neville handed the task of man marking
Gianfranco Zola.
Both sides will be strengthened for the fight to the finish at Chelsea and
the right to face Cup holders Arsenal in the semi-finals.
Celestine Babayaro, Frank Leboeuf and Dennis Wise return from suspension
for the Blues, while Vialli claims Michael Duberry will also be fit.
For United, Jaap Stam is available after suspension and Ryan Giggs should
be back after the operation to re-align his broken nose.
United, though, will still be without the injured Ronny Johnsen and Nicky
Butt, who injured a hip in training.
Vialli does not feel the return of his four players gives Chelsea the
advantage.
"It's nice to have them all available, but I don't think it will make much
difference," he said.
"We will have to be up for it on Wednesday to make sure we don't waste the
effort we showed in the second half at Old Trafford."
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Subject: Neville joins referee rumpus
By Ken Lawrence
Tuesday, March 9, 1999
Furious Manchester United defender Gary Neville risked FA censure after
rounding on under-fire referee Paul Durkin last night.
The Dorset official faces trial by television in tomorrow night's FA Cup
sixth round replay at Stamford Bridge after the controversy of Sunday's
first game which ended in a 0-0 stalemate.
Old Trafford manager Alex Ferguson accused Durkin of 'redressing the
balance' by sending off Paul Scholes for two yellow cards, having already
dispatched Chelsea's Roberto Di Matteo.
Neville, a friend of Scholes, took the highly unusual step for a United
player of publicly questioning an official, insisting Durkin should use the
recent performance of referee Gary Willard during Arsenal's emotive visit
to Old Trafford as a guideline on how to handle games of passion.
'Referees have obviously got to keep players within the rules but I feel
they could all follow the example of Gary Willard in the Arsenal match,'
said the England international.
'The tackles were flying in, far more than in the Chelsea game. He did book
five players but as we came off we were all thinking: Well done, ref. He
could have sent off two or three players but instead used his commonsense
and let the game flow.
'I don't think anyone at the FA or in FIFA would have said he refereed it
in the wrong way and in that game he was an example to all refs.
'It was a wet night, while Sunday's game also had a wet pitch; the tension
was high, just as it was against Chelsea.
'There were plenty of tackles because of all the pressure but Willard kept
as low a profile as possible.
'On Sunday it was a shame that two players were sent off when it was never
really dirty. There were no malicious tackles. Fair enough, both players
may have made mistakes but the way things are going no-one is going to be
able to put in tackles.'
Durkin, England's only referee at last summer's World Cup Finals in France,
last night defended his judgment.
'I have looked at television re-runs of all the bookings and they were
consistent and accurate,' said Durkin, who 10 days ago was involved in the
Graeme Le Saux-Robbie Fowler affair at Stamford Bridge.
'I really don't want to get into a slanging match over Sunday's game but
players already on yellow cards should know they are treading on thin ice.'
United are going to face major problems in midfield with Roy Keane, another
of those cautioned by Durkin, suspended, along with Scholes, for the away
match with Wimbledon on Easter Saturday. Keane has been booked eight times
this season.
Nicky Butt has been ruled out for more than two weeks with a hip injury.
Manager Alex Ferguson is unconcerned that fate has given United virtually
the most difficult route possible to the Twin Towers.
'We've had Liverpool and Middlesbrough, and if we get through against
Chelsea then we've got Arsenal,' he said. 'You can't ask for a harder game
than that.
'We've had tough games, that's true, but it's always difficult getting to
Wembley.' Jaap Stam returns from suspension for United and Ferguson will
also be able to call on Ryan Giggs, who was sidelined on Sunday as he
recovered from his broken nose and black eye.
'Ryan trained this morning,' said Ferguson. 'His face is all swollen but he
will be okay for Wednesday.' However, Ferguson believes any advantage
gained from the availability of Stam and Giggs will be cancelled out by the
return of Celestine Babayaro, Frank Leboeuf, Dennis Wise and Michael
Duberry for Chelsea. Babayaro, Wise and Leboeuf are back from suspension,
while Duberry should be fit following an injury.
'I think those things balance each other out and it will be a totally
different game on Wednesday,' Ferguson said.
'It promises to be a cracking tie, although an extra game is not ideal for
both clubs.'
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Subject: Survey #39 Results + New Survey #40
Survey #39 Results:
Who is UNITED's biggest threat to winning the Premiership?
Arsenal 72 55.0%
Chelsea 58 44.3%
Liverpool 1 0.8%
Aston Villa 0 0.0%
Leeds 0 0.0%
Total: 131
Barry Comment: Seems like Arsenal are voted as the current threat although they are
seven points gehind and a game in hand. Chelsea are not far behind. Villa and Sheep
received a resounding ZERO!
New Survey #40:
Do you agree with Alex Ferguson's resting of key players for 'less important' matches?
Vote now: http://www.red11.org/miva/survey.mv
Bill McArthur
"There's only ONE United - Manchester United!"
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