[Corey Feldman]

Originally Posted by LeChuck

I remember Rangers beating Celtic to the SPL title on goal difference in 02/03.

remember it well, Rangers beat Dunferlmine 6 or 7-1 on the final day and the piece of shit Chris Sutton, then playing with Celtic, went nuts complaining about Dunf rolling over (this was minutes after Cetltic won like 5-0 at Kilmarnock) lolz

remember also 'helicopter Sunday' 2005 when Celtic needed to beat Motherwell to win league and were 1-0 with a few minutes left when Well scored 2 goals (from Scott McDonald lol) to hand Gers another title

Originally Posted by IncrediBale

Even as United fan I can't see it happening sadly

No chance of it so dont waste time, its more likely United will drop points at Sunderland, probably even lose.

[LeChuck]

Originally Posted by Corey Feldman

remember it well, Rangers beat Dunferlmine 6 or 7-1 on the final day and the piece of shit Chris Sutton, then playing with Celtic, went nuts complaining about Dunf rolling over (this was minutes after Cetltic won like 5-0 at Kilmarnock) lolz

remember also 'helicopter Sunday' 2005 when Celtic needed to beat Motherwell to win league and were 1-0 with a few minutes left when Well scored 2 goals (from Scott McDonald lol) to hand Gers another title

Rangers's goal difference was just 1 better than Celtic's that year right. You don't get much closer than that. It's scary to think that just one less goal for Rangers or 1 more goal to Celtic would have swung it, and that Mikel Arteta's injury time penalty was so crucial.

And in 2005 didn't Celtic beat Rangers at Ibrox to go 5 points clear with about 4 games remaining?. Pretty much everyone must have thought the title was over at that stage. I think that Celtic lost at home to Hibs before that collapse against Motherwell.

Not that I rate McCleish that highly (it ridiculous that he got the Villa job after getting a team relegated twice in 4 years), but it's interesting to think that in his h2h against the media darling O'Neill, he beat him to the title 2 times out of 3 (the title race was pretty much all over when he was appointed in 01/02).

Originally Posted by jmjhb

In 1997/98, Bolton's first home game of the season (and in fact first at the Reebok) was against Everton. It ended 0-0, though Bolton scored a goal that was over the line and wasn't given. The team that stayed up as a result? Everton.

Funnily enough, the same happened against QPR this season, except this time the roles were reversed...

Even if we don't beat Stoke, I hope we actually have a go. Would be terrible to go down with a whimper.

Ah yes Gerry Taggart's disallowed goal that was clearly over the line. A ridiculous decision. Would be karma if this time Bolton survive with the help of that Clint Hill disallowed goal .

Coyle will ensure that Bolton will have a go today. I really want you guys to stay up.

[Corey Feldman]

City will win somewhere between 6-0 and 12-0 today

[samanosuke]

Suck day for you Mike . City winning and fed loosing. I hate days like this

[Corey Feldman]

Fed wont let us down Samano

Fed never lets you down.

[samanosuke]

Originally Posted by Corey Feldman

Fed wont let us down Samano

Fed never lets you down.

you'll see 3 hours from now. he wont' just let us down, he will let us down against 3rd worst possible guy on entire tour. that's the most tragic part in letting us down

[samanosuke]

City shitting their pants . this would be one of the most hilarious results in last 10 years

[selyoink]

Juve up 2-0 against Atalanta are going to complete an unbeaten season. Shocking considering they hardly have a powerhouse squad. Incredible coaching job by Conte this season.

[selyoink]

Del Piero scores a goal in his final game with Juventus and Pippo Inzaghi does the same with Milan.

[selyoink]

City winning the title and QPR going down as things stand with Bolton up 2-1 at Stoke.

[Jelena]

The whole Milan team wanted Pippo to score, they literally gave him every ball. And eventually they achieved that and Pippo has the goodbye he deserves.

[out_here_grindin]

How epic would a stoppage time goal for QPR be? Save themselves from relegation and deny City the title in the process.

[LeChuck]

It's funny this year that Man City could finish above Man Utd for the first time since 1991, Spurs could finish above Arsenal for the first time since 1995 and Everton could finish above Liverpool for the second time since 1987. It's would be great to see all three of these traditional 'lesser' neighbours finishing above their more illustrious rivals.

Kevin Davies has had not a particularly great season but good to see him delivering when it really matters.

[Ben.]

QPR! Do it Sparky.

[out_here_grindin]

Cisssseeeeee!