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Rooney the mercenary?

Oct 25, 2010

Following the steady influx of foreign players into the Premier League, fans have become somewhat accustomed to prima donnas holding clubs to ransom, but this week it seemed a little bit different when it was an Englishman responsible for all the controversy. Continue Reading >>

Group E brings thrills all round

Oct 21, 2010

Whilst Chelsea and Arsenal were easing their way through straightforward victories in their respective Champions League group games on Tuesday night, Continue Reading >>

Carling Cup shows off talent

Sep 24, 2010

The Carling Cup is used by a lot of teams as a platform to give their younger players some first team experience. Continue Reading >>

Spurs out to right wrongs

Sep 20, 2010

Tottenham Hotspur will feel as though they have unfinished business Continue Reading >>

Has City’s early season bubble already burst?

Sep 17, 2010

Had I been writing this analysis about three weeks ago, I would have been discussing a Manchester City side that was brimming with confidence, with a goalkeeper who seemed unbeatable and a new signing capable of setting the Premier League alight with his pace and power.
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Are Arsenal’s new signings enough?

Aug 27, 2010

With Arsene Wenger finally deciding to spend some of his club’s cash this summer, Gunners fans are now wondering if Arsenal are now strong enough to challenge for a major honour this season.
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Newcastle play games over Taylor

Aug 26, 2010

Newcastle have placed defender Steven Taylor on the transfer list after talks about a new contract stalled. The 24-year-old, currently out of action with a shoulder injury, is entering the final year of his contract with the Magpies and it seems the side want to cash in on him.
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U’s new boys impressing

Jul 29, 2010

As Oxford United prepare to re-enter the football league after a painful four-year absence, manager Chris Wilder is spending the summer improving his squad to ensure the U’s don’t drop straight back down. Continue Reading >>