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Was this the most exciting day of Premier League football ever?

It can't possibly get much better to round off the year as Arsenal won, Manchester Utd lost, Spurs shared a 10-goal kick-around and Roy Keane had a good night's sleep. But how did West Ham, Everton, Chelsea, Aston Villa, Newcastle and Reading fans see it all?

by Sportingo Team on 30 December 2007

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Goals, sendings off, comebacks, surprises, shocks, on pitch brawls! Was this the most exciting Saturday in Premier League history?

It was a feast of football that’s for sure, whether you were lucky enough to be at White Hart Lane where ten goals were exchanged by two teams who couldn't muster a decent defence between them (and in a manner that would have given Alan Hansen nightmares), or at Upton Park where Sir Alex would have been hurling a few tea cups in the dressing room following Manchester United's 2-1 defeat against an inspired Hammers side.

Sunderland winning, a Chelsea fightback and a game of two halves at Everton where Arsenal ran riot after falling behind.

'Sir Alex would have been hurling a few tea cups in the dressing room following Manchester United's 2-1 defeat against an inspired Hammers side'

What were your experiences of this weekend? Was it another example of how great the English league is? Are there any other leagues in the world where literally every team can, on their day, beat any other side, regardless of reputation or league position?

We want to know what YOU thought, and especially what YOU thought of your particular team's performance. Let's have your comments below.

Comments (6)

by paul on December 30, 2007

3 points in the bag, but the performance wasnt great, we were lucky. One mans brilliance saved us from an embarassing defeat.

by LondonGooner on December 30, 2007

[quote]3 points in the bag, but the performance wasnt great, we were lucky. One mans brilliance saved us from an embarassing defeat.[/quote] Same goes for my lot mate lol Moyes should stoúp whinging, there was no handball and he bitched about long ball game from arsenal, excuse me but how have everton played against us for the last ten matches, exactly. He should shut up and enjoly his humble pie, we out everton,ed everton lol

by paul on December 30, 2007

Eduardos second was definately handball however both his finishes were excellent. Defoes goal shouldnt have stood either. Yes it does annoy me when managers complain about the way other teams play, after all football is a game of tactics!

by goonasaurus on December 30, 2007

we are often criticised for not having a plan B .. well, we saw a plan B yesterday, and moyes complains .. as one blogger put it 'ha, f**** ha' ... I reckon we should go direct whenever teams pack their buses high up in midfield/defence as we have pacey strikers that can exploit that .. and boy, what can I say about the ice-coolness execution of dudu .. I think he should be nicknamed the poler executioner ... hehehehehe ... yeah, we had the rub of the green .. but do deserve it now and then, considering all the times we dont ..

by David on December 30, 2007

Wasn't it great to be playing at 3pm on a Saturday, when football should be played. Berbatov was great but the player for me over the Christmas period was Steed Malbranque

by Ironsssssss on December 30, 2007

We will have a great season if we can keep our best players fit and not get any more injuries as we have 12 players out already. What odds on the hammers beating arsenal on jan 1st. We are the only team to have won at the emirates with a worse team so who knows. Come on you Ironssssss