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The Latest On Nani State

8 March 2011 369 comments
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This morning’s reports are stating that Luis Nani will miss the next three games for Manchester United. This comes after the Portuguese winger suffered a deep gash in his leg from a wild Jamie Carragher “tackle” in the 3-1 defeat at Liverpool on Sunday.

If the reports are to be believed, Fantasy Managers should remain calm, given that the three games in question only include one in the Premier League – the gameweek 30 home clash with Bolton on March 19. The other fixtures involved are the FA Cup clash with Arsenal on Saturday and the Champions League second-leg tie with Marseille the following Tuesday.

In addition, should United draw against Arsenal on Saturday, the replay will postpone the visit of Bolton. That would hand United a blank in gameweek 30, giving Nani more time to recover. The suggestion is that Nani will be back in contention for a return for the trip to West Ham on April 2 in gameweek 31. There’s every possibility then that he will not miss any Premier League action should today’s reports be confirmed.

Any prolonged period of absence for Nani would have huge impact on the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) game. The midfielder is currently owned by over 47.9% of Fantasy Managers and has already fetched 165 FPL points this season. So far however, given today’s reports, it seems unlikely that we will witness big sales of a player who has arguably been the key performer in our Fantasy seasons.

Having said that, Nani is currently topping the FPL rankings for “Transfers Out” amongst the midfielders – over 13,000 have so far got rid leading up to the gameweek 30 deadline on March 19. Presumably these Fantasy Managers have not had to suffer a significant loss of funds as a result of shedding Nani – a player who has risen to 10.1 from his starting value of just 8.0 in the FPL.

We are still awaiting official news from the United camp. But, with Alex Ferguson’s apparent reluctance to cooperate with the media at present, Nani’s own Twitter feed may prove a more significant source. Yesterday he shared this with his ‘followers’:

“thank you for your support after my injure. i hope to be back really soon.”

We await further updates.

johnfinlay John swears he'll deliver unbiased Fantasy Premier League tips and news...until Leeds get promoted.

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  1. applebonkers
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    • 16 Years
    15 years, 1 month ago

    i can only remember 1 case like this in the past. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/72960/It-couldve-been-Dyer.html

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    1. The Rock
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      Yeah very similar, did you see the picture of Nani's leg? very deep cut!

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      1. applebonkers
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        yeah. just don't see how he can be out for over a month if there's no damage to the shin. now it's stitched up i'm sure they an find a way to stop sweat getting into it

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        1. The Rock
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          A week should do imo

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          1. Johnny Unitas
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            he is "out for a month" to make a point, even if he wasn't United would be letting this leak because they want to make as big a deal as possible about it with the FA, in all fairness, we need all the help we can get at the moment, maybe they might let Mike Dean ref our next 3 games or something as compensation.

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  2. Qubit
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    Im afraid I wont be sitting on Nani, i can't afford to. I already have doubts elsewhere and for the run in i think ill need some more certainty.

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    1. Dirty_Harry
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      my team is all over teh palce taken 16 points worth of hits over the last 3 weeks. I have at least 4 more players that need attention, this is very good news, one less person to worry about and means I may be in a position to not take any hits this week.

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  3. Dirty_Harry
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    Thanks John,

    Very good news

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    1. Qubit
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      Its potentially good news, but equally he may not be back and it may be another uncertainty to add to the list. If the bone really was visible then i very much doubt he'll make any game inside of a month personally.

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  4. njfsdkffslkf
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    Leona lewis voted the most influential woman in London in the past 100 years by metro readers for International womans day.

    You fear for the future.

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    1. Gargamel
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      Haha. Great stuff!

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      1. njfsdkffslkf
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        It gets even better.

        Obviously thousands of people are taking the piss on twitter about it and talking about how stupid people who voted for her are and how little she has done compared to (example - thatcher). So leona Lewis is trending for negative reasons with large %of people laughing at the poll and its results and the metro paper.

        Still doesnt stop her "fans" defending her winning it and loving that she is trending without understanding its not exactly positive for Leona Lewis.

        example:random woman fan on trending list.

        "Going to make a coffee now after all the Leona excitement. keep her trending fans! Cant wait for her new music!!! x"

        Someone should tell her eh?

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        1. Gargamel
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          Poor Leona Lewis, she's getting slaughtered all round the place now when the morons are those who voted for her.

          They say that all attention is good attention for people in show business though, she'll probably sell a few more mp3s now.

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          1. njfsdkffslkf
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            Ya. Funny though isnt it 😀

            And a ranther bleak comment on who young people see as their role models today.

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            1. njfsdkffslkf
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              rather*

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              1. Attila the Bum
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                It's always the same though, go back nearly two thousand years and the average pleb on the streets of Rome would have given more of a shit about whatever chariot racer they love than a politician.

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                1. njfsdkffslkf
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                  They had some cred at least 😉

                  Gona clutch a few straws here and make a bold statement....... 😀

                  As large sections of western society become more educated, intelligent and understand the world around them so do is there a dumbing down of a large percentage of people living in this same environment with new levels of stupidity never ceasing to amaze. Carl Sagan predicted such a divide 25 years ago with a world being built on science and technology where only a small % of people understanding the world they live in.

                  Call it Newtons 3rd law in perfect harmony on an intellectual level. 🙂

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                  1. Attila the Bum
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                    I don't really agree with it, it assumes too much and ignores past trends. Basically in the past no-one expected the masses and the lower classes to know or care much about politics and the like as they were expected to be largely uneducated. Their focus instead was on their daily lives and diversions such as sport or whatever.
                    Nowadays with everyone pretty much receiving a good education people expect the masses to be interested in the so called 'higher pursuits'. The majority won't be unless it directly impacts upon their daily life, and often it doesn't.
                    Anyway we can't cob stones prattling away on a Fantasy Football site 🙂

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                  2. IAmTheWalrus
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                    I agree with Atilla and DB

                    I think DBs point is that back years and years ago , everyone needed to have some ability at everything, or they wouldnt get by,
                    now you dont need to know anything about running your car, heck even cooking,
                    you can have that one thing , your job , that is your talent ,and ride the coat tails of society for everything else

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                  3. Bedknobs and Boomsticks
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                    Well put Attila.

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            2. Marknlard
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              I'd love it if 10,000 young women had voted Thatcher as their role model.

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              1. njfsdkffslkf
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                lol

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    2. Kings of Lyon ★
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      I bet you less than 1% of they voters know who Emiline Pankhurst was

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      1. Pasqualinho
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        I'm old enough to still be annoyed that she ruined my bet.

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    3. Soop
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      Absolutely stunning. I can't believe how naive some people can be. It's a shame as well, because she does seem like a lovely girl, just not very influential.

      And I'm sort of surprised it's not Cheryl Cole. It's almost like they've answered the question "WOMAN" with the first thing that pops into their heads, although quite what LL has done lately I'm not sure.

      Christ, a hundred years and all anyone remembers is the last 2 weeks.

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      1. njfsdkffslkf
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        Soup since your around and were asking about Nutrition related stuff

        Maybe give this a read if you have time. Interesting study which may lead to policy change in future (from CHO (carbohydrate) based meals to fat based meals (good fats not the saturates)

        http://www.annals.org/content/140/10/769.full

        There are some other interesting stuff from 1800's and how inuit populations in Canada flourished while consuming no CHO what so ever in their diets if you want a read just give me a bell.

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        1. Soop
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          nice one cheers for that. I'll have a read of it now

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        2. Soop
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          Where does it mention the side effects? It's basically the "Atkins diet" in a clinical trial.

          I naturally eat a lot of protein anyway, but I could never give up toast or the odd sandwich.

          Or pancakes or potatoes.

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          1. njfsdkffslkf
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            Dont believe there are any side effects when controlled properly. One draw back is it would be hard to follow patients for a very long period of time which needs to be done.

            Its interesting in the context that under as you said clinical setting while also being administered multivitamins and essential oils the lower CHO diet was much more effective not just at weight loss but improving blood cholesterol. There is a debate regarding what the body is "naturally" and "genetically" wired to eat which should be interesting to follow in future.

            It would very much depend on your circumstances. If your were an athlete or indeed regular gym going folk then you would not be able to perform resistance exercise with no glycogen (cho) in your muscles anywhere near the level you could under normal "higher cho diet". So taking CHO prior to exercise is warranted.

            I find it interesting from the obesity stand point. Could be interesting in future as more of these studies appear. I perhaps like yourself was very wary of "aktins" due to media coverage. But looking at the controlled research it seems positive from health perspective once essential vitamins and oils are also taken in.

            Just the media and indeed those who pushed atkins have very very shady backgrounds and were generally linked to alot of nonsense.

            But the science is promising.

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            1. njfsdkffslkf
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              first sentence should have read *that many side effects when controlled properly. As you can see some did suffer constipation. Most likely induced due to reduced fibre intake.

              Also it generally takes the body 2-4 weeks to adjust to relying solely on fats as energy source.

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  5. Johnny Unitas
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    Is it just me or does the front page take a good bit to load these days, completely slows all the tabs in my browser down too, presume it's the ticker, just wondered if it was my rubbish work PC

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    1. Bubbles
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      Same here. Very slow lately.

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    2. Soop
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      Yeah the ticker does take a while. No idea why.

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  6. Paolo34
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    Having said all this, isn't Antonio Valencia due back around March anyway and could impact Nani's playing time? So maybe a good time to sell him?

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    1. Johnny Unitas
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      Nani will start regardless but will go back to the left, and when Valencia is rested he will go to the right and Giggs will come in on the left. Nani now looks like he can play both sides, whereas last year he looked ineffective on the left and razzle dazzling on the right.

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  7. Blue Teets
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    Valencia looks great in training he must be back very soon now. I'd say keep Nani in as he won't miss much (if any) EPL games.

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    1. IAmTheWalrus
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      how do you know he looks great in training, have there been many reports?

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  8. jamsiep
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    Love Ross Taylor.

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    1. jamsiep
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      What a player.

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      1. applebonkers
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        comparing shoaib's and gul's figures is just funny

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        1. Boom!!!
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          all bcoz of akmal...

          p.s. 😮 another six!

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  9. Blue Teets
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    Is the game on ITV tonight lads ?

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    1. Paolo34
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      Sky Sports 2

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  10. dierstraights
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    UFCL:

    Ronaldo owners - keep or transfer out?
    Some reports say he will be back in time for the game, others say he will not

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    1. Boom!!!
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      keep.

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    2. Johnny Unitas
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      I took him out just now for Messi, they say 10-15 days from the 4th of March, so he could very well be back, I am just not taking the risk with that kindof money, and where I had Ibra/Ronaldo and Eto'o and no Messi.

      That being said, the last few weeks have confirmed what I always knew that when you over-think transfers it can come back to bite you, buddy of mine has same team for past 2 rounds and he will no doubt forget the transfer deadline tonight, Ronaldo will play, and score a hat trick, whereas I predicting that he may be out, and being overly cautious have removed him and Messi will do nought! Also on the block is Nani and Walcott for me, will wait for line ups later.

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      1. Waldaz
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        15 years, 1 month ago

        Will Ferdinand be back for Marseille?

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        1. Johnny Unitas
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          Rumour has it that he is still 1-2 weeks off returning, I can't see him being thrown into such a crucial game straight away where Smalling has played all the Champions League games and has looked very solid.

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          1. Waldaz
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            15 years, 1 month ago

            Hmm thanks, might buy Smalling then.

            I'm targeting Jadson as Nani replacement.

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            1. Gargamel
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              Think Shahkhtar might smash Roma tonight.

              I read Shahktar are undefeated for their last 11 European home games and won every home game in the group stage - and in their last 55 home games in all competition they have not lost, and won a staggering 51 times.

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            2. Johnny Unitas
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              15 years, 1 month ago

              Me too, looking at the heatmaps on ESPN Soccernet he was supporting the striker, should get in on some action, I agree with Garg, I think Shakhtar could do well against Roma

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              1. Waldaz
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                15 years, 1 month ago

                Agree with both, plus Montella hasn't got any experience at this level as a manager. Srna + Jadson could do the job.

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  11. Retro
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    I was just thinking about the run in to the end of the season. The last month can be so tricky as clubs that have league positions sewn up or have big CL games rotate players like crazy. It will be hard to know what to do. Make sure you have good subs is the best policy, I think.

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    1. Fratboy
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      I've got a solid 15 now I think, but good advice

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  12. Boom!!!
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    😮 taylor 100

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    1. jamsiep
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      I really hope that New Zealand do well in this tournament, their top order is absolute class, they just don't seem to have the temperament.

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    2. Attila the Bum
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      • 15 Years
      15 years, 1 month ago

      I fudging well hate Taylor 😡
      I've had him for every NZ game but this one, never did anything now the fecker gets a ton.

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      1. Boom!!!
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        http://api.ning.com/files/qrPm2V*jZpAkSef6YTA7U1lO8CpoxRj6AGecS5wbbGamBWXWc9cS861g9JHKKXl7Ni6SH9AP5fksaoC*ogFMjk7qoqsVeQam/HATERS.jpg

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        1. Attila the Bum
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          Quality link asscock 😛

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        2. Boom!!!
          • 15 Years
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          fail 🙁

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  13. Drip Doctor
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    Ross Taylor. Immense!

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  14. njfsdkffslkf
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    Look away now anyone working in UK. Horrible in this day and age.

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/mar/07/barclays-hands-five-bankers-110m

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    1. imtheboss
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      Like the fact one of them is called 'rich ricci'. I don't understand what they even do to warrant that sort of money (I say this on a website that is to do with overpaid morons anyway) :p

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    2. Turbodog
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      All the reason I need to finally join Co-Op bank and feel better about myself.
      Check out peer to peer loans @ Zopa too to avoid these hideous beasts of mammon.

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  15. Kings of Lyon ★
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    I really hope man u dont have a blank in GW30... I want Barca to put out Ars tonight and united to put out Ars on sat so i can get in RVP and not worry about him being 'injured'

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  16. jamsiep
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    Innings of the World Cup so far. Fact.

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    1. Drip Doctor
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      No doubt.

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    2. Attila the Bum
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      Surely a Mr O'Brien would beg to differ

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      1. Boom!!!
        • 15 Years
        15 years, 1 month ago

        +1.

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      2. Kings of Lyon ★
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        I heard he done good.

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      3. jamsiep
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        Nah, this is against a class bowling attack.

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    3. jamsiep
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      He's taking the piss now. This is absolutely outrageous.

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    4. njfsdkffslkf
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      Whats an innings?

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      1. Attila the Bum
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        15 years, 1 month ago

        In this case 50 overs (an over consisting of six bowls) or all the batsmen being dismissed.

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        1. njfsdkffslkf
          • 16 Years
          15 years, 1 month ago

          Learn something new everyday 🙂

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  17. Drip Doctor
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    WHAT A SHOT!

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  18. Back on the horse
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    As annoying and pathetic as Twatter is, it has it's 'straight from the horse's mouth' usefulness.

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  19. Drip Doctor
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    95 runs of 5 overs. Amazing.

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  20. Boom!!!
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    sh1t bowling from pakistan

    p.s. 95 runs in 5 overs 😯

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  21. Boom!!!
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    now oram joins the party.

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  22. SuperDorrans
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    Guita
    Vidic, A Cole, Mexes, Marcelo
    Mata, VdV, Douglas Costa
    Messi (c), Ibra, Ronaldo

    Bench not worth talking about, wildcard still left. 🙂

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  23. ralphypne
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    NZ.HAVE.GONE.MAD

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    1. applebonkers
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      218 points for ross taylor i think. soon to be 318.

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      1. Boom!!!
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        only 30 points for afridi.

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        1. applebonkers
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          needs to bat well now. he's been massively overperforming with the ball this world cup and doing nothing with the bat so hopefully he'll do the opposite now. it's crazy that he's the top scoirng player despite scoring just like a bowler as there are loads of better bowlers in the tournament

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  24. weeurquahrt
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    there,s tracker pulling on eurosport 2 .....
    any comment,s welcome..
    tomorrow sycronised swimming..

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    1. Attila the Bum
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      Good one champ. Gold star.

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    2. Back on the horse
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      that sounds easy - I brought a whole box of Trackers into work today. 6 in one 'pull'

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    3. Marknlard
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      That is actually how 'tractor' is pronounced in Somerset.

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      1. Soop
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        Actually, it's more traa'er

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  25. Back on the horse
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    Unfortunately, I don't think Nani NTO is related to the logic in this article. The masses (that are still playing) will drive the transfers out.

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  26. Joey
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    CRICKET

    Wow that was amazing. Ross taylor, take a bow

    Recent overs
    4 6 6 1wd . 4 1wd 6 | 2 . 4 1wd 1 1 6 | 4 6 1wd 6 1wd 2 4 6 | 6 6 W 4 2 1

    Absolute demolition

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    1. Demí
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      agreed.

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    2. applebonkers
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      it highlighted a lot of flaws in cricket that innings. like if you move across your stumps you can turn everything into a leg side slog. then if the bowler tries to compensate and bowl to your off side it just ends up being a wide. still though was shocking bowling by the pakistan attack, malinga was needed there to york the sh** out of taylor

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      1. Shhh... I Should Be Working
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        The bowler is allowed to follow the batsman and it wouldn't be a wide.

        If the batsman moves to the off the bowler can bowl wider of off and it be a legitimate delivery... even if it would normally have been a wide.

        It's not a flaw in cricket at all... if you move to the offside so you can play everything straight to the legside you need to play across the line... if you are good enough to do that for any length of time you deserve the runs you get.

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  27. Turbodog
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    League tables are currently being re-calculated. The table below may still contain old data.

    OG's perhaps?

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    1. Boom!!!
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      givet red card 😕

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    2. Marknlard
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      15 years, 1 month ago

      Lampard failed a wee test and they're removing his score. Maybe.

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      1. Turbodog
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        you so wish 😉

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  28. Turbodog
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    Yup if Givet didn't have a RC before, he has one now.

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    1. stilicho
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      That's interesting - given that he didn't actually play any minutes would you still get the minus points if you started him or would he get subbed?

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      1. Boom!!!
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        he played 75 mins.

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      2. Turbodog
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        but he played 75 mins

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        1. stilicho
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          15 years, 1 month ago

          Oh! 🙂

          Still that scenario is going to occur at some point, wonder what would happen.

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    2. Back on the horse
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      It was worth it though... on no, it was completely pointless. French twat

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      1. Turbodog
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        Hee hee - gone up 31 places

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  29. Demí
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    JDP Oram c Umar Gul b Abdur Rehman 25 (9b 1x4 3x6) SR: 277.77

    Fall of wicket: 295/7 (49.3 ov); Partnership: 85 runs, 3.4 overs, RR: 23.18 (Oram 25, Taylor 55)

    Partnership 85 runs off 3.4 overs (22 balls). That is madness

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    1. Boom!!!
      • 15 Years
      15 years, 1 month ago

      ha! even oram outscored afridi bcoz of his strike rate...

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      1. Attila the Bum
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        15 years, 1 month ago

        I hate Fantasy Cricket today, it's even more harsh the FPL. 🙁

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        1. Attila the Bum
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          *than

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  30. Drip Doctor
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    15 years, 1 month ago

    Since when did Akhtar star bowling like Malinga? I mean technique wise. He never use to bowl like that did he?

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      • 15 Years
      15 years, 1 month ago

      he was always like that 😉

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