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USABlue

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Exiled in Toronto

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A lot of City fans on 606 and Blue moon say Hughes is clueless and want him out. :lol:

I can't believe he'll be around in Jan to spend all that money. And if by some chance he is, I can't see the Sheiks OK-ing his main purchase being a Blackburn forward who so far this season has accumulated more injuries than goals.

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imy9 World Cup

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Hughes having a squad consisting of Robinho (£32 million), Jo (£18 million), Wright Phillips (£8 million), Elano (£8 million), one of the best central defensive partnerships in the league, have concended EIGHTEEN goals and lost SIX games!!

Saint Mark is a mere mortal after all, I cant see him being in a job in Jaunary to spend all those billions...

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I can see Spurs getting above us fairly quickly. It might take NU longer.

Thought Alan Green got it right yesterday when he said that Spurs haven't actually done anything remarkable yet and that most of what they have done has been down to a big slice of luck i.e. Liverpool being unable to score more than one goal in most games recently, and poor decisions by Arsenal. Watching it live on canal+ just before the equaliser I was screaming at Arsenal to hold the ball in the corner. They hoofed it down the field and Spurs came right back and equalised. If I knew what Arsenal should do, why didn't they? Spurs will climb the table but they won't keep doing as well as they are at the moment. They still have the same poor defence and lightweight midfield and the media darling can't do anything about those till January.

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T4E

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Well done notlob beating Man City with more comfort than the 2-0 would suggest (even though the lineo was behind the play and missed the blatant offside for the first goal).

It wasn't offside, Gardner was ahead of the defence but behind the line of the ball as it was played.

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Thought Alan Green got it right yesterday when he said that Spurs haven't actually done anything remarkable yet and that most of what they have done has been down to a big slice of luck i.e. Liverpool being unable to score more than one goal in most games recently, and poor decisions by Arsenal. Watching it live on canal+ just before the equaliser I was screaming at Arsenal to hold the ball in the corner. They hoofed it down the field and Spurs came right back and equalised. If I knew what Arsenal should do, why didn't they? Spurs will climb the table but they won't keep doing as well as they are at the moment. They still have the same poor defence and lightweight midfield and the media darling can't do anything about those till January.

I didn't see any of the games so I was going off the results/goals etc. Indeed, I couln't believe Arsenal not winning. It should be a very interesting match later in the month, with the possibility of their going above us if they win.

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1864roverite

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City fans still protesting at what happened 2 seasons ago when they charged them £39 quid having had agreed a cut price ticket deal earlier on in the season.

City fans were promised a £20 ticket deal only to see it blown up in their faces when Bolton found out they had already taken some 5000 pre booked tickets, they promptly upped the prices !

City will never sell out their full allocation at Bolton such is the protest at that clubs failed promises

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Newcastle 2-0 up versus Villa ; the relegation pack is closing in.

Or you could look at it that the teams chasing the UEFA cup spots aren't pulling away. Four points cover from Everton in 7th all the way down to West Brom in 19th. Close you could say. This makes these next few months and handful of games even more important. A couple of wins and you could be top half comfortable a few bad results and your in the relegation zone. The quality of teams is very close this year. There's not really much to choose between Rovers, Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesborough, Bolton, Fulham, Wigan, West Ham and Portsmouth. More than likely one of these teams will go down this year.

You'd probably expect Villa, Everton, City and Spurs to be challenging for the UEFA spots but you just never know. Then you've got Hull who have suprised everyone this year combined with Stoke who already have four wins to their name.

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Fulham v Newcastle so one of those go above us whilst Sunderland and Wigan have eminently winnable home games this week-end. So its down to 16th- 18th if West Brom and Bolton get extremely improbable wins away from home (Liverpool and Hull respectively).

I see Aidy Boothroyd who didn't make the Rovers' final shortlist but was a candidate has parted company with Watford. Not that I'd want him within a million miles of Ewood but there are two young managers doing rather well in the Coca Cola- Roberto Martinez at Swansea and Coyle at you know where.

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Tris

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Is he the worst loser ever to disgrace the league?

It's all a ploy to put pressure on referees who have to deal with Arsenal in forthcoming games - and that's now job done regardless of whether or not the FA choose to censure Wenger for his provocative comments. Which they should do.

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dingles staying down 4ever

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Is he the worst loser ever to disgrace the league?

It's all a ploy to put pressure on referees who have to deal with Arsenal in forthcoming games - and that's now job done regardless of whether or not the FA choose to censure Wenger for his provocative comments. Which they should do.

Also to deflect criticism from a poor performance by Arsenal

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