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Date: Mon May 11 05:55:08 GMT+00:00 1998
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Results and table Last Day of the season 1997/1998
Sunday May 10 1998 16:00
Barnsley (0) 0 vs Manchester United (1) 2 FT
Cole 5
Sheringham 67
Att: 18694
Aston Villa (1) 1 vs Arsenal (0) 0 FT
Yorke (pen) 37
Ehiogu Sent Off 24 Att: 39372
Blackburn Rovers (0) 1 vs Newcastle United (0) 0 FT
Sutton 88 Batty Sent Off 65
Att: 29300
Crystal Palace (0) 1 vs Sheffield Wednesday (0) 0 FT
Morrison 90 Att: 16876
Chelsea (0) 2 vs Bolton Wanderers (0) 0 FT
Vialli 73
Morris 90 Att: 34485
Derby County (0) 1 vs Liverpool (0) 0 FT
Wanchope 63 Att: 30492
Everton (1) 1 vs Coventry (0) 1 FT
Farrelly 7 Dublin 89
Barmby Missed Pen 85 Att: 40109
Leeds United (0) 1 vs Wimbledon (0) 1 FT
Haaland 81 Ekoku 88
Att: 38172
Tottenham Hotspur (1) 1 vs Southampton (1) 1 FT
Klinsmann 27 Le Tissier 21
Att: 35995
West Ham United (2) 4 vs Leicester City (0) 3 FT
Lampard 15 Cottee 59, 83
Abou 31, 74 Heskey 66
Sinclair 65 Att: 25781
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Home matches Away matches Total
Team W D L F A W D L F A GD Pts
1 Arsenal 15 2 2 43 10 8 7 4 25 23 35 78
2 Manchester United 13 4 2 42 9 10 4 5 31 17 47 77
3 Liverpool 13 2 4 42 16 5 9 5 26 26 26 65
4 Chelsea 13 2 4 37 14 7 1 11 34 29 28 63
5 Leeds United 9 5 5 31 21 8 3 8 26 25 11 59
6 Blackburn Rovers 11 4 4 40 26 5 6 8 17 26 5 58
7 Aston Villa 9 3 7 26 24 8 3 8 23 24 1 57
8 West Ham United 13 4 2 40 18 3 4 12 16 39 -1 56
9 Derby County 12 3 4 33 18 4 4 11 19 31 3 55
10 Leicester City 6 10 3 21 15 7 4 8 30 26 10 53
11 Coventry 8 9 2 26 17 4 7 8 20 27 2 52
12 Southampton 10 1 8 28 23 4 5 10 22 32 -5 48
13 Newcastle United 8 5 6 22 20 3 6 10 13 24 -9 44
14 Tottenham Hotspur 7 8 4 23 22 4 3 12 21 34 -12 44
15 Wimbledon 5 6 8 18 25 5 8 6 16 21 -12 44
16 Sheffield Wednesday 9 5 5 30 26 3 3 13 22 41 -15 44
17 Everton 7 5 7 25 27 2 8 9 16 29 -15 40
18 Bolton Wanderers 7 8 4 25 22 2 5 12 16 39 -20 40
19 Barnsley 7 4 8 25 35 3 1 15 12 47 -45 35
20 Crystal Palace 2 5 12 15 39 6 4 9 22 32 -34 33
Bolton Wanderers, Barnsley and Crystal Palace are relegated.
This Issue:
1. Independent report
2. Soccernet Report
3. Goals Up to and including Sunday, May 3 1998
4. Ariel ORTEGA
5. RED HEAVEN" Up and running now 600+ PICS from: www.red11.org
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Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 16:02:10 -0700
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Subject: Independent report
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Barnsley 0 Manchester United 2
By Scott Barnes
DESPITE the pride and passion which has won Barnsley so many friends,
although not many points, their glorious Premiership adventure fizzled out
in a disappointing defeat by a hugely unfamiliar Manchester United side.
Champions no more, Alex Ferguson fielded a side which featured as many
teenagers as internationals, although the arrival on the hour of unknown
midfielder Van Higginbotham did at least mean there was one big name on the
pitch.
Captained by 19-year-old John Curtis, and with Ryan Giggs choosing to play
a holding role in front of the back three, the only semblance of the real
United was the front two of Andy Cole and Teddy Sheringham. And once these
two had combined in the sixth minute to open the scoring - Sheringham's
cross being barely cleared by Scott Jones and Cole turning sharply on to
the rebound - they lost interest.
Curiously, Barnsley were unable to take advantage even though their player
of the year, Ashley Ward, was giving defender Wes Brown an uncomfortable
first start.
Barnsley's only real chance of the first half was snuffed out in the last
minute when Raimond Van Der Gouw bravely fell at Georgi Hristov's feet.
Instead the only victories the crowd could cheer were the moral ones, like
Matty Appleby's coolly grazed header back to his keeper when Cole was
lurking, and Martin Bullock's twist and turn that left Sheringham sprawling
without any dignity on the turf.
In another mood, United might have come close to the 7-0 thrashing they
inflicted on Barnsley at Old Trafford in October. Cole's mis-hit
25th-minute shot needed a smart save from David Watson, and three minutes
later Nicky Butt's shot smacked the post. United were typified by Giggs'
wild shot which cleared his supporters in the uncovered end and was last
seen bouncing down the dale towards the pit wheel.
A light rain drizzled on Barnsley's last half in the Premiership.
Determined to ensure it ended with a roar not a whimper, the crowd upped
the volume of "It's just like watching Brazil", although the simple
substitution of the word "City" gave the United supporters just as much joy.
Nevertheless it did rally the home team briefly and although there was no
last hurrah, May did clear Adie Moses' 59th minute shot off the line. That
was unkind, but the cruellest cut came with the clinical way in which
Sheringham dispatched Butt's deft pass from a tight angle in the 77th
minute to make it 2-0.
Still, the Oakwell faithful defiantly belted out bare-chested that they
would forever be "walking in a Danny Wilson wonderland", and if their side
shows the same spirit next season, they will fulfil the Oakwell belief that
they are merely on loan to the Nationwide.
Goals: Cole (6) 0-1; Sheringham (77) 0-2.
Barnsley (5-3-2): Watson; Barnard, Jones, Appleby (Eaden 45), Morgan,
Moses; Bullock, Sheridan, Redfearn; Hristov (Fjortoft, 62), Ward.
Substitutes not used: Marcelle, Liddle, Bosancic.
Manchester United (3-5-2): Van Der Gouw; Brown, May, Berg; Clegg
(Higginbotham, 60), Mulryne, Butt, Giggs, Curtis; Cole, Sheringham.
Substitutes not used: Notman, Twiss,
Greening, Culking (gk).
Bookings: Barnsley: Sheridan. United: May.
Referee: P Durkin (Dorset).
Man of the match: N Butt.
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Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 15:54:24 -0700
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From: David Menashe
Subject: Soccernet Report
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The Barnsley fans who did a half-Monty by dancing in the rain were given a
last memory to take with them as they said goodbye to the Premiership. For
amid the surreal Oakwell atmosphere, Alex Ferguson allowed them a glimpse
of the Manchester United of the future.
The shape of things to come may be shrouded in doubt for Barnsley as they
return to the Nationwide First Division but those supporters who stripped
off, can put their shirts on the emergence of most, if not all, of the
ambitious young men who were put out on parade by the Old Trafford manager.
Defenders Wes Brown, Michael Clegg, John Curtis and Dan Higginbothom, along
with midfielder Phillip Mulryne, displayed efficiency, expertise and in
Mulryne's case, true enterprise as they staked their respective claims. The
Yorkshire fans held their end-of-season party defiantly despite the
disappointment of their flirtation with the big time.
Ferguson's latest crop of 19 and 20-year-olds refused to join in the fun
and frolics that surrounded them. Instead, they made sure earnestly that
after Andy Cole had collected his 25th goal of the season in the fifth
minute, they would make their collective mark, just as players like Ryan
Giggs, Nicky Butt, David Beckham and the Neville brothers did before them.
Cole was allowed to turn in the box by Scott Jones and the United striker
issued a reminder of his poaching prowess to Glenn Hoddle with a thumping
finish.
It took the deposed Premiership champions until the 76th minute to finish
off Barnsley, roared on constantly by the 18,000 fans determined to turn a
wake into a carnival. Curtis clipped the ball forward for Butt to thread
into the box and Teddy Sheringham beat goalkeeper David Watson adroitly
from close range.
Ferguson, while continuing to look for more expensive imports, said: 'We
have a good structure at this club so we don't need to concern ourselves
with pulling rabbits out of the hat. We have finished top scorers in every
league the club has been involved in this season which says a lot about
Manchester United.'
His counterpart Danny Wilson said: 'Once again, we showed lack of
experience and concentration at the back - which is what we have done all
season. Now I will bring in a bit of extra experience because we need it.
It will be tougher to return even than when we came up a year ago. Because
of where we have been, we will not be considered underdogs any more.'
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Date: Mon, 11 May 1998 12:17:35 +0800
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Subject: Goals Up to and including Sunday, May 3 1998
Dublin, Owen, Sutton -- joint top-scorers in the league.
Up to and including Sunday, May 3 1998
FA Lge
Lge Cup Cup Euro Other Total
Hartson (West Ham) 15 3 6 0 0 24
Cole (Man Utd) 14 5 0 5 0 24
Dublin (Coventry) 17 4 1 0 0 22
Owen (Liverpool) 17 0 4 1 0 22
Bergkamp (Arsenal) 16 3 2 1 0 22
Hasselbaink (Leeds) 16 4 2 0 0 22
Sutton (Blackburn) 17 2 1 0 0 20
Gallacher (Blackburn) 16 3 1 0 0 20
Fjortoft (Barnsley) 15 2 1 0 0 18
Vialli (Chelsea) 10 2 0 6 0 18
Wanchope (Derby) 12 0 4 0 0 16
Huckerby (Coventry) 14 1 0 0 0 15
Jansen (Crystal Palace) 12 0 3 0 0 15
Overmars (Arsenal) 12 1 2 0 0 15
Flo (Chelsea) 11 0 2 2 0 15
Marcus Lionel van Geyzel.
"I can only please one person per day.
Today is not your day.
Tomorrow isn't looking very good either". -- Dogbert
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Ariel ORTEGA
Age: 24 - Born 04.03.74 in Ledesma, ArgentinaHeight: 170 cmWeight: 66
kgPosition: MidfielderClub: Valencia (Spain)International Debut: 15.12.93
ARG:GER 2:1
First division debut in 1991 with River Plate, then Valencia (Spain)
Championsbip and Copa Libertadores winner in 1996, Silver medalist at
Atlanta Olympics in 1996
Transferred to Valencia of Spain for around 12 million dollars
Called up by Alfio Basile, he replaced the disgraced Maradona, caught
doping, at USA 94
First team regular for France 98 qualifiers
One of Argentina's great hopes for the 1990sSeen as potential successor to
Diego Maradona
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Subject: "RED HEAVEN" Up and running now 600+ PICS from: www.red11.org
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