It’s that time of the year to get your feedback on what you thought the greatest achievements were for the Premier League during the 2007 year.
Click on the ‘Comments’ link below and answer the following four Premier League-related questions.
1. Most memorable goal of 2007?
2. Most memorable match of 2007?
3. Most improved club during 2007?
4. Your biggest prediction for 2008.
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{ 11 comments… read them below or add one }
Most memorable goal: Steven Gerrard-Free kick to beat Villa (August 11, 2007)
Most memorable match: Tottenham-4, West Ham-3 (March 4, 2007)
Most improved club: Portsmouth
Biggest prediction: The 2008-2009 season will end with one of the “Big Four” finishing outside of the top 4, with one of Villa, Pompey, City, or Everton replacing that team.
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Have to agree with MJ -
Portsmouth are most improved.
The 4-3 West Ham match was outstanding.
Best goal… Adebayor monster volley to beat Spurs 3-1.
2008… Drogba to leave Chelsea and Rafa to leave Pool (not sacked).
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Most memorable goal: Tevez goal with a linkup play with rooney against boro
Most memorable match: Tottenham-4, West Ham-3
Most improved club: Portsmouth
Biggest prediction: Everton or city to come fourth.. liverpool to slip down with benitez leaving the club.
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Most memorable goal:Matt Taylor goal from half line
Most memorable match: West Ham 1-0 Man utd. Man Utd win title, and West ham avoid relegation
Most improved club:Manchester City/WestHam
Biggest prediction:Pompey, Man City, Or villa beat out a top 4 team an earn a Champions League spot
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1. Most memorable goal of 2007?
Tevez’s free kick V Spurs
2. Most memorable match of 2007?
Final Day- Man U 0 West Ham 1
3. Most improved club during 2007?
Pompy
4. Your biggest prediction for 2008.
Hammers to take a Euro tour…
Come on You Irons!
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1. Most memorable goal of 2007?
Messi’s goal against Gatafe.
2. Most memorable match of 2007?
Spurs-Hammers was excellent, but I will give a shout for the Carling Cup final, Chel 2-1 Arse (great match, except for the bit of fighting at the end)
3. Most improved club during 2007?
ManCity
4. Your biggest prediction for 2008
Wigan Stays up
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Only Premeriship..sorry abut that.
Most memorable goal would have to be Tevez’s free kick. (best leap into the fans as well) and that Sprus Hammers match would be the most memorable as well…had everything.
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1. Most memorable goal of 2007?
Drogba 1: 0 ManU in FA Cup Final
2. Most memorable match of 2007?
Everton 2:4 ManU the most disgusting match!
3. Most improved club during 2007?
Arsenal
4. Your biggest prediction for 2008.
SAF retire!
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1. Most memorable goal of 2007?
Stephen Pearson playoff final goal for Derby!
2. Most memorable match of 2007?
Spurs v West Ham 3:4 what a game
3. Most improved club during 2007?
Pompey by leaps and bounds
4. Your biggest prediction for 2008
Liverpool don’t qualify for the Champions League
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1. Goal of the Season: Ronaldo’s pick up and run from the half way line vs. Fulham last February late in the season.
2. Game of the Season: Everton vs. Man United April/May this was the game that Phil Neville forgot he was not a United player anymore and steered in an own goal in the dying minutes that all but finalized the league for United.
3. Most Improved: Citeh
4: Prediction: United win the Prem but lose in the Finals of the Champions League to Milan in their last run at glory before they start to make wholesale changes the following year.
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Most Memorable Goal: If I have to pick a Prem goal, I’ll take Drogba’s bomb vs Everton. But my true most memorable goal was Alan Smith vs Roma at Old Trafford.
Most Memorable Match: West Ham vs Spurs. I actually felt sorry for the Hammers at the end of that one. (That soon changed…)
Most Improved Club: Citeh
Prediction: Two predictions, actually. United wins both the Prem and the Champions League… and Jose Mourinho ends up at Liverpool next season.
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