EPL Dec 11 ~ Sheff Utd vs Aston Villa
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VS 
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draw for tonight
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drawwwwww!
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sheffield to win.
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its a lvl market..
n i wana take on Sheff win but there are chances may draw too..
so which 1, man?
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decide decide decideOriginally posted by a-Lost-9uY:its a lvl market..
n i wana take on Sheff win but there are chances may draw too..
so which 1, man? 
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Aston Villa - win
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home win
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hope to see djembax2 on the bench tonight with barry suspended
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i will go for a draw
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aston villa win
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draw
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Away win
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away win
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Almost lose points for nothing...
I go for AWAY win for Villa. -
Fulltime
Sheff 2-2 Villa -
hits
me, CuSO4, sandking, a-Lost-9uY -
Scoreboard 11 Dec 2006
1. zocoss 23pts
2. anhydrouscoppersulphate 23pts
3. T. Ryosuke 21pts
4. used 21pts
5. a-Lost-9uY 18pts
6. CKeer 16pts
7. sand king 16pts
8. Dead_Man_Inc 14pts
9. Takumi2eLimit 13pts
10. BÃ¥seline 12pts
11.lpx88 12pts
12. SBS9828X 8pts
13. dragg 6pts
14. LazerLordz 5pts
15. OO_OO_OO 4pts
16. stevenliew 4pts
17. bballers 2pts
==========Relegation Zone==========
18. mcfadden 1pts
19. babymac13 1pts
20. joker105 1pts
Champions League: 1st, 2nd
Champions League qualifying: 3rd, 4th
UEFA Cup: 5th
Relegation: Bottom Three -
Sheff Utd 2-2 Aston Villa: Baros earns point
Milan Baros ended an eight-month goal drought for Aston Villa as Martin O'Neill's side denied Sheffield United a third successive Premiership victory.
Stiliyan Petrov opened the scoring after just 76 seconds with his first goal for Villa following his £6.5million move from Celtic in August.
However, Stephen Quinn and Danny Webber hit back for the Blades in a rousing second half at Bramall Lane, only for Baros to clinch Villa's seventh draw in nine away games this season.
This was another superb second-half show as they struggled in the opening 45 minutes, in particular as Petrov was in a class of his own.
The Bulgaria international lifted Villa from the off, firing past Paddy Kenny from 20 yards after an initial effort from Chris Sutton had rebounded into his path off the heel of Baros.
Rob Hulse hooked a volley narrowly wide three minutes later, but what followed was stilted and unconvincing from both sides until the 27th minute.
Phil Jagielka, who had curled a free-kick into the wall shortly beforehand, unleashed a 25-yard effort that hit the head of Petrov, landing on top of the net of relieved goalkeeper Stuart Taylor.
That was as close as Taylor came in the opening half to exerting himself as United pumped balls into the area, but failed to test the 26-year-old as his defence commanded the area.
Instead, it was the visitors who came closest to adding to the scoreline, initially in the 28th minute.
From a free-kick midway inside the Blades' half, Petrov picked out Sutton at the far post for a powerful header back over Kenny that hit the crossbar.
On the half hour Kenny then brilliantly kept his side in the game with a point-blank save from Gary Cahill after Gabriel Agbonlahor had flicked a Petrov cross into his path inside the six-yard box.
Cahill was swiftly onto the rebound, but his shot on the turn was blocked by Kenny's legs before United finally cleared their lines.
United should have hit back three minutes from the interval, with Liam Ridgewell deflecting a low Keith Gillespie cross into the path of Hulse, but the striker could only dig out a 17-yard shot that finished wide of the left-hand post.
It was all change after the break, though, with a fired-up United on level terms in the 50th minute courtesy of 20-year-old Quinn, making only his second Premiership appearance.
Right-back Rob Kozluk's long throw to the edge of the six-yard box was inadvertently back flicked into the path of Quinn who finished with a right-foot sidefoot volley from 10 yards.
It was then all the Blades, with Taylor clawing down on his line a powerful six-yard header from Hulse before Webber scored his second of the season to put the home side in front in the 64th minute.
From a short corner by Quinn, Gillespie delivered a cross to the far post where captain Chris Morgan nodded the ball down into the six-yard box.
With his back to goal, Webber delicately flicked the ball into the roof of the net with the outside of his right boot as a static Villa defence stood and watched.
But the lead lasted just 44 seconds as the Blades rearguard proved equally inept in allowing Sutton to knock down a chipped ball from Steve Davis for Baros to blast home from six yards.
It was his first goal at club level since a double in a 3-1 win over Birmingham in April.
From a corner, Quinn drilled in a 16-yard left-foot volley that forced a fine blocking save from Taylor.
Petrov then almost stole it injury time with a 30-yard free-kick that took a slight deflection past the right-hand post. -
osbourne is becoming o'neill's pet....
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Pet? ... why do you say that?Originally posted by The man who was death:osbourne is becoming o'neill's pet.... -
he keeps playing him lor...even when there's mccann doing the same job as him, when we dun play well with two def midfielders....Originally posted by zocoss:Pet? ... why do you say that?