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From Arsenal.com
I'm sure I'm not the only one stunned to see Man U at the top of this league.
Still, at least they won something this season! ;-)
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Gunners climb Fair Play league
The latest figures from the F.A. Barclaycard Premiership Fair Play League show another improvement for Arsenal, who now sit in 10th place, an improvement of five places over the last release, and ten up from two months ago.
The league - which takes into account all games up to May 7th - shows how the Gunners increased their fast, attacking football and tightened up on their discipline in the final run-in to the end of the season.
F.A. Barclaycard Premiership 2001/2002 Fair Play League
1 Manchester United
2 Liverpool
3 Newcastle United
4 Ipswich Town
5 Chelsea
6 Aston Villa
7 Fulham
8= Everton
8= West Ham United
10 Arsenal
11 Southampton
12 Blackburn Rovers
13 Sunderland
14 Middlesbrough
15 Tottenham Hotspur
16 Leeds United
17= Derby County
17= Charlton Athletic
19 Bolton Wanderers
20 Leicester City
And with two more games yet to be taken into account - victories over Manchester United and Everton, which saw us pick up only one yellow card and score five goals - it seems likely that the final position could be even higher.
The F.A. Barclaycard Premiership Fair Play League is calculated using the following factors:
Red cards received
Yellow cards received
Positive Play
Respect Towards Opponents
Respect Towards Referees
I'm sure I'm not the only one stunned to see Man U at the top of this league.
Still, at least they won something this season! ;-)
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Gunners climb Fair Play league
The latest figures from the F.A. Barclaycard Premiership Fair Play League show another improvement for Arsenal, who now sit in 10th place, an improvement of five places over the last release, and ten up from two months ago.
The league - which takes into account all games up to May 7th - shows how the Gunners increased their fast, attacking football and tightened up on their discipline in the final run-in to the end of the season.
F.A. Barclaycard Premiership 2001/2002 Fair Play League
1 Manchester United
2 Liverpool
3 Newcastle United
4 Ipswich Town
5 Chelsea
6 Aston Villa
7 Fulham
8= Everton
8= West Ham United
10 Arsenal
11 Southampton
12 Blackburn Rovers
13 Sunderland
14 Middlesbrough
15 Tottenham Hotspur
16 Leeds United
17= Derby County
17= Charlton Athletic
19 Bolton Wanderers
20 Leicester City
And with two more games yet to be taken into account - victories over Manchester United and Everton, which saw us pick up only one yellow card and score five goals - it seems likely that the final position could be even higher.
The F.A. Barclaycard Premiership Fair Play League is calculated using the following factors:
Red cards received
Yellow cards received
Positive Play
Respect Towards Opponents
Respect Towards Referees
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Nope, only the top two get automatic qualification...
We will be playing Champions League qualifiers in mid-august :S
We will be playing Champions League qualifiers in mid-august :S
®eynolds wrote:
> if you want to win you have to play dirty sometimes
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Oh so true.
> if you want to win you have to play dirty sometimes
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Oh so true.
Solskjær wrote:
> Doesn't this qualify us for a UEFA Cup place, like Ipswich or
> Leicester once?? And if so, we could have something to look forward to
> if we do somehow miss-out on Champion's League qualification.
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You can't miss out on Champions League qualification.
The top 4 teams get into the Champions League, and Man U can't drop to below 3rd and it's the top 3 that go right into the groups.
Newcastle have to qualify for it.
> Doesn't this qualify us for a UEFA Cup place, like Ipswich or
> Leicester once?? And if so, we could have something to look forward to
> if we do somehow miss-out on Champion's League qualification.
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You can't miss out on Champions League qualification.
The top 4 teams get into the Champions League, and Man U can't drop to below 3rd and it's the top 3 that go right into the groups.
Newcastle have to qualify for it.
if you want to win you have to play dirty sometimes
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Mid table.
>
> Neither dirty, nor angelic.
Well, It was a season of two halves for Arsenal really...
Dirty as **** for the first half (on the basis of cards given), and then good as gold for the last half.
Averaging out in the end...
> Mid table.
>
> Neither dirty, nor angelic.
Well, It was a season of two halves for Arsenal really...
Dirty as **** for the first half (on the basis of cards given), and then good as gold for the last half.
Averaging out in the end...
Mid table.
Neither dirty, nor angelic. Doing just what needs to be done to win. :-)
Neither dirty, nor angelic. Doing just what needs to be done to win. :-)
Doesn't this qualify us for a UEFA Cup place, like Ipswich or Leicester once?? And if so, we could have something to look forward to if we do somehow miss-out on Champion's League qualification.
And what do you mean by " Not-so Dirty Arsenal"???
You're still 10th! Even if it's not 18th or even 20th.
And what do you mean by " Not-so Dirty Arsenal"???
You're still 10th! Even if it's not 18th or even 20th.
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> From Arsenal.com
>
> I'm sure I'm not the only one stunned to see Man U at the top of this
> league.
Well, If positive play is a part...You never see United go into a premiership game defensively.
And the players having a few kicks against Arsenal at OT doesnt reflect the whole season...
> From Arsenal.com
>
> I'm sure I'm not the only one stunned to see Man U at the top of this
> league.
Well, If positive play is a part...You never see United go into a premiership game defensively.
And the players having a few kicks against Arsenal at OT doesnt reflect the whole season...
Good question!
Positive play used as one of the factors to decide this eh?
How in Gods name did Liverpool finish 2nd then?! :D
How in Gods name did Liverpool finish 2nd then?! :D
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