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February 05, 2011
SportsFilter: The Saturday Huddle:
A place to discuss the sports stories that aren't making news, share links that aren't quite front-page material, and diagram plays on your hand. Remember to count to five Mississippi before commenting in anger.
Arsenal managed to bin a 4-0 lead today.
posted by Mr Bismarck at 12:54 PM on February 05, 2011
No mention of the Mark Sanchez rumours yet?
posted by wfrazerjr at 03:01 PM on February 05, 2011
In addition to the Arsenal game's madness, there were also two other games featuring hat-tricks (Tevez for Man City and Louis Saha with a quartet for Everton), and a total of 41 goals scored in the Saturday games, the most since the inception of the Premier League in 1992. Tremendous action.
So, what's the bet on a 0-0 draw at Stamford Bridge tomorrow?
Oh yeah, and Wolves beat Man Utd 2-1, ending United's hopes for an unbeaten season, as well as featuring the hilarity of the bottom team in the league beating the top team in the league.
posted by boredom_08 at 03:06 PM on February 05, 2011
No mention of the Mark Sanchez rumours yet?
Dirty laundry ?
posted by tommybiden at 03:19 PM on February 05, 2011
posted by tommybiden at 03:20 PM on February 05, 2011
Clarke MacArthur and Tim Brent are first on to the ice,...
Mikhail Grabovski would have been first on the ice, but stops to sign an autograph. Tim Brent, Joey Crabb and Darryl Boyce beat him to the ice....
Tim Brent is the first Leaf on the ice...
Tim Brent and Luke Schenn are first on the ice...
Add in his penchant for blocking shots (three in one shift!) and I think we have our "blue-collar hero" choice for the Maple Leafs.
posted by grum@work at 06:21 PM on February 05, 2011
Arsenal managed to bin a 4-0 lead today.
Things I learned from that match:
Joey Barton is a cheating c**t.
That is all.
posted by owlhouse at 08:35 PM on February 05, 2011
Practice ?
Oh no, the Leafs won another game. Guess that will make them lead on all sportscasts north of the border until the playoffs begin.
On the flip side, I know the Reimer family and they are great people .. always helping out everyone in the communities where they live. I hope someday their son gets a chance with a real hockey franchise.
posted by cixelsyd at 11:44 PM on February 05, 2011
I'd just like to say that I'm glad the NFL restricts Super Bowls to warm-weather cities, and thus avoids having weather interfere with the game.
Oh, wait. Whoops. Sorry for anyone in the DFW area.