That's a big tie for Pompey. That puts them ahead of West Brom and even with Birm City for the last relegation spot. Birm City still has a better goal differential though...
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Sony & Arsenal Football Club Form High Definition Technology Alliance For Emirates Stadium
13th April, 2006
Arsenal Football Club has appointed Sony as its technology supplier to equip its new Emirates Stadium in Islington,
due to open in August 2006.
This will be the first ever High Definition (HD) capable stadium in Europe and by embracing HD, Arsenal has firmly placed High Definition functionality and networking capability at the heart of its communications network.
13th April, 2006
Arsenal Football Club has appointed Sony as its technology supplier to equip its new Emirates Stadium in Islington,
due to open in August 2006.
This will be the first ever High Definition (HD) capable stadium in Europe and by embracing HD, Arsenal has firmly placed High Definition functionality and networking capability at the heart of its communications network.
Anyone catch the Man U v. Sunderland match today? I'd fully expected the home side to win in a blowout, but Sunderland played their hearts out and it ended in a draw. I enjoyed watching the defensive struggle.
Anyway, Bolton plays Chelsea tomorrow morning at home. Does Chelsea need to win it to get the Premiership, or do they already have the title no matter what happens?
Anyway, Bolton plays Chelsea tomorrow morning at home. Does Chelsea need to win it to get the Premiership, or do they already have the title no matter what happens?
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