contrendu de notre saison 2007/2008

classement général

1 Manchester United 87
2 Chelsea 85
3 Arsenal 83
4 Liverpool FC 76
5 Everton 65
6 Aston Villa 60
7 Blackburn Rovers 58
8 Portsmouth 57
9 Manchester City 55
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10 West Ham Utd 49 :!:
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11 Tottenham Hotspur 46
12 Newcastle United 43
13 Middlesbrough 42
14 Wigan Athletic 40
15 Sunderland 39
16 Bolton Wanderers 37
17 Fulham 36
18 Reading 36
19 Birmingham City 35
20 Derby County 11

classement du fair-play

Rang Joueurs C.jaune C.rouge

1 Bolton Wanderers 76 0
2 Liverpool FC 45 1
3 Tottenham Hotspur 50 1
4 Newcastle United 59 1
5 Derby County 63 1
6 Manchester United 50 2
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7 West Ham Utd 67 2 :!:
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8 Middlesbrough 83 2
9 Everton 40 3
10 Arsenal 58 3
11 Portsmouth 60 3
12 Birmingham City 67 3
13 Manchester City 52 4
14 Aston Villa 57 4
15 Wigan Athletic 62 4
16 Sunderland 67 4
17 Fulham 61 5
18 Reading 62 5
19 Blackburn Rovers 74 5
20 Chelsea 65 6


ps : si quelqun peu me dire qui a reçu les 2 rouges

pfff question fair-play ont est en uefa

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classement des buteurs nombres de goal et nombres de match

ashton 10-31

bowyer 4-15

solano 4-25

cole 4-31

etherington 3-18

noble 3-31

bellamy 2-8

ferdinand 2-25

ljungberg 2-25

sears 1-7

zamora 1-13

parker 1-18

upson 1-29

personnellement,je trouve ca plutot pas mal,vu la saison dernère calamiteuse,on a su relever la tete.de plus,il y a eu des jeunes prometteurs qui ont su tirer leurs epingles du jeu en equipe 1ère.Mais tout n'est toujours pas parfait,et je saurait attendre la saison prochaine pour l'europe.Si on ne loupe pas notre fin de saison,cete fois ci,on l'aura.

1 rouge a mon lee bowyer et peut etre 2 meme.

Peterwhufc a écrit:1 rouge a mon lee bowyer et peut etre 2 meme.

merçi la 2' était pour boa morte

joueur utilisé cette saison

http://www.francefootball.fr/FF/stats/JoueursUtilises77.html

nos match joué cette saison

http://www.francefootball.fr/FF/stats/CalendrierClub77.html

éffectif de cette saison

http://www.francefootball.fr/FF/stats/EffectifClub77.html

voila j'épere avoir été complet.....

bravo thure rien a dire tes un pro.....sauf pour la derniere journée des prono.....non je rigole

ps:savez vous pourquoi lee bowyer,joueur utile,bon centreur et agressif,a été écarté de l'equipe?moi je ne sais toujours pas,blessure??arret?merci de me repondre.

aucune idée mais voila une petite vidéo bien sympa de lui ! ! !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKHtoYbiVPU

mais bon j'ai une interview du mois de janvier....

'I want people to give me a chance'

• Philip Dorward
  
• The Observer,
  
• Sunday January 20 2008
  
• Article history
  

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This article appeared in the Observer on Sunday January 20 2008 on p7 of the News & features section. It was last updated at 00:13 on January 20 2008.



So, Lee Bowyer, how do you think you are regarded by the average football fan? 'I think they think I'm a bad person,' he says. 'For some reason or another, some people seem to think that I'm this animal.'
He says it very matter-of-factly, which is surprising given that the midfielder has been so vilified during a combustible career and that the assessment of his reputation may be justified.
Bowyer may still be having to bear the fallout from his indiscretions and the opprobrium heaped on him but he is now more mature, wiser, calmer - and surprisingly at ease with himself.
'I'm probably one of the happiest players in the league at the moment,' Bowyer asserts. 'I can honestly say this is by far the happiest I've ever been in my whole career, on and off the field. I think I'm back home, I'm with my family.'
The West Ham family. Atonement has been a word in the news and is rather apt in the case of the 31-year-old Londoner. The foundation for the many perceptions of him was set when he was sent on an FA rehabilitation programme for a failed cannabis test as a 17-year-old at Charlton; then, shortly after signing for Leeds in July 1996, he was fined £4,500 for affray after an alleged racial incident in McDonald's on London's Isle of Dogs.
But the defining moment, to the general football public at large, came on the night of 12 January 2000 when he had been among a group of people some of whom would viciously assault British-Asian student Sarfraz Najeib. Along with team-mate Jonathan Woodgate, he was charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and affray.
After two trials spanning nearly two years - the first was abandoned when a newspaper prejudiced the case by publishing an interview with Najeib's father who insisted the alleged assault was racist - Bowyer was cleared of both counts, while Woodgate was convicted of affray and sentenced to community service.
It is worth repeating that Bowyer was and remains innocent because there have been many times when the opposite scenario has seemed to be the case. Few footballers have had their characters assassinated so clinically as Bowyer.
'The things that people still mention are eight, 11 and 13 years ago. I'd like people to see me for what I am now,' he pleads. 'I've made mistakes and I've never hidden them. I can't turn back time, I've had to learn from those mistakes, but now I just want people to give me a chance.'
Bowyer is sitting in an ante-room at a charity fund-raiser for the Bobby Moore Fund, where he is making an appearance as part of the Premier League's Creating Chances scheme. Large posters of the former West Ham icon's smiling face beam out across the venue.
While Bowyer claims to be happy, in the mildest of tones, other emotions do at times show through, including a slow-burning anger at the realisation that he will never be viewed for the person he is now. 'I'm a family person and no one sees that. All they want to know is what bad stuff you've done. I go to work, I work hard and then I go home and I'll be with my missus or with my family. People still class you as the person that's done something even though you're not guilty. Are people going to have a different perception of me? I don't think they will, I think it's beyond repair.'
His biggest vice these days is fishing. But there must be regrets? 'I don't think I represented my country as much as I should have,' he says. He knows his off-the-field problems were the root cause, with the demonisation of him by certain sections of the media making things worse. When Sven-Göran Eriksson did give him his one and only England cap, in a friendly against Portugal in September 2002, the media were quick to remind the English public of his 'crimes'. If anything still eats at Bowyer it is this.
'I was getting judged for something that I was no part of and that's what dented my chances of representing England. There have been players in the past who have represented their country, who have had off-the-field problems and been captain. So why can others represent their country when they've had problems and I couldn't?' he asks.
His other regret is that he remains without a medal to show for his career. 'In my eyes that's unacceptable,' he says. His best chance of a medal was probably with Leeds. 'We had a good enough side that was also exciting and should have won something.'
Bowyer's decline seemed to match that of Leeds following the 2001 European Cup semi-final defeat to Valencia. He left Elland Road for his first spell at West Ham in January 2003 and ended up relegated. 'That was a mistake,' he says. 'I let my heart rule my head. I wasn't fit, so really I probably did no one any favours.'
An unremarkable three-year stint at Newcastle followed. It is best remembered for another unsavoury incident, a scuffle with team-mate Kieron Dyer in April 2005. In addition to a seven-game ban, he was fined £258,000 by his club and the FA before the Crown Prosecution Service took an interest. By the time the case was settled, and Bowyer paid a £600 fine and £1,000 costs, he had returned to London, West Ham and his family.
After feeling he had let down himself - and everyone else - the first time at Upton Park, he returned not only to prove everyone wrong but to exorcise some demons. But when he ended up in another relegation scrap with the club he supported as a boy and with his confidence undermined by years of negativity, he was, unsurprisingly, consumed by self doubt.
'I've come here twice and it was like we might get relegated twice, so I thought I was a Jonah. I thought, "What am I doing here? Everything's going against me". I just had this feeling like I'm not supposed to be here.'
That thought has not crossed his mind this season, although on the opening day against Manchester City he agrees he had probably the worst game of his career. 'I just put myself under too much pressure,' he says. 'But it was one game and there were 37 more to go. I still had plenty of time to prove myself. I like to think I'm doing that. I've now scored goals for the club I love and things are going right.'
The horizon is brighter for his club too. 'I think we can still challenge for Europe. We've stayed in touch, although we need luck to happen with players coming back from injury. If we had a run like we did at the end of last season then we'll be up there. Our club has gone from rock bottom, but now we're in the top half and we're moving in the right direction.'
From rock bottom to moving in the right direction: just like Lee Bowyer.
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Peterwhufc a écrit:ps:savez vous pourquoi lee bowyer,joueur utile,bon centreur et agressif,a été écarté de l'equipe?moi je ne sais toujours pas,blessure??arret?merci de me repondre.

Peut être parce que c'est un barge difficile à contrôler (voire So Foot de ce mois ci) ?

Cela dit j'aime assez ce genre de joueur fonceur et qui se donne à fond pour son maillot.

Pour le bilan de cette saison, je trouve aussi qu'il est plutôt positif.

Ne pas oublier qu'on vient d'une saison de merde et qu'on a frôler la relégation l'an passé.

Certains joueurs se sont révélés (Sears), d'autres ont confirmés (Green, Ferdinand) et certains ont eu plus de mal (Ljumberg).

La grosse note positive, c'est qu'on finit devant les spurs (gnèk, gnèk, gnèk ).

La saison prochaine, il faut au moins deux milieux dont un récupérateur et plusieurs renforts pour la défense, en plus de garder les cadres de l'aquipe actuelle.

Avec l'argent de Mr Magnusson, ça devrait être possible, non ?

Au fait il y en a qui sont chaud pour faire un déplacement à Upton Park la saison prochaine ?

moi e vais allez avec mon amis et ces potes des irons belgium

donc ont se verras labas :cheers:

oui pour U.P ont s'organiseras entre belges pour rejoindre nos amis français du forum a la gare tgv se qui ferrait un super déplacement entre tous les menbres du forum ! ! ! ! 100% partant :cheers:

100% partant aussi :cheers: !!

Le tout c'est de se procurer des tickets et de trouver une date qui convienne à un maximum de personnes.