SUPER PAV

SUPER PAV WHAT 2 GREAT GOALS.

Hope he stays.Defoe must have been gutted he didnt score. Get shot of Crouch.

Hope he stays.Defoe must have been gutted he didnt score. Get shot of Crouch.

yes too good goals he played for his future looks like hes cemented it Keane will leave so Defoe or Crouch to leave


Bet u have a sticky screen Lought watching Pav score them goals

DEFOE SHOULD GO, HES TO LIGHWIGHT. ALWAYS GETTING PUSHED OF THE BALL

BUT THE DONKEY SHOULD GO 1ST. PLEASE HARRY GET RID OF CROUCH THATS ALL I ASK.

Loughtonlegend wrote:DEFOE SHOULD GO, HES TO LIGHWIGHT. ALWAYS GETTING PUSHED OF THE BALL

BUT THE DONKEY SHOULD GO 1ST. PLEASE HARRY GET RID OF CROUCH THATS ALL I ASK.

What, not bring Adel Back! lol

that goes without saying lol

if we get a good offer for defoe then he should go. but rather him on the bench then crouch. crouch has only scored in 2 prem games this season.

in fact sinc jan 2010 pav has outscored defoe and crouch

I thought Defoe played well Lought, Pav took his 2 goals well but i thought Defoe played very well!!

he just seems to be so weak and pushed of the ball.

he did seem to link up with pav better then crouch.

remember a season or so ago when Defoe and Pav had a great understanding till Defoe was injured maybe thats something we can work on during the summer and we have a world class strike force because on there day they are world class

A thrilling campaign ended in sensational style with 32 goals scored in the 10 matches to set a new record of 1,063 goals scored in a 38-fixture season.

The previous record number of goals scored in a top-flight season involving 20 clubs was 1,060 in the 1999/2000 season, when Manchester United won the title.


Going into the final day, 1,031 goals had been scored in 370 matches, a fraction under three goals a fixture. It meant 30 goals needed to be scored to set a new Premier League best.


As the matches headed into stoppage-time, 29 goals had been scored - tantalisingly one short of equalling the previous high.

But this has been such an exciting campaign with so many twists and turns that it was hardly surprising to see three goals go in during added time.

Somen Tchoyi headed a dramatic equaliser for West Bromwich Albion to earn a 3-3 draw at Newcastle United and Crisitan Riveros made it 3-0 to Sunderland at West Ham United.

But the most note-worthy late goal came at White Hart Lane where Roman Pavlyuchenko's late winner for Spurs sealed Birmingham City's relegation.

That racked up a total of 1,063 goals for the campaign, an average of 2.8 goals per match. The tally was 10 higher than the 2009/10 campaign which was previously the second-highest scoring.

All 10 fixtures produced at least one goal with 15 of the 20 sides finding the net on an afternoon of high drama, which encapsulated a thrilling Barclays Premier League campaign.