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who thinks city will struggle like spurs in the champions league this season?

have the likes of tevez, ballotelli got the personality to cope with playing away at bolton? thinking were not good enough for the cl but they expect us to play at bolton.

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who thinks city will struggle like spurs in the champions league this season?

have the likes of tevez, ballotelli got the personality to cope with playing away at bolton? thinking were not good enough for the cl but they expect us to play at bolton.

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Saw the goals. Quite a rowdy crowd down the end on the right! Place went mental.

if that was on the right in the stand behind the goal that'll have been the away fans (they have about the last 1/4 of that stand, on the right).

So I'm guessing you mean on the right from a view across the pitch, which somehow classes as being the same area as the main 'shots stand behind the goal.

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if that was on the right in the stand behind the goal that'll have been the away fans (they have about the last 1/4 of that stand, on the right).

So I'm guessing you mean on the right from a view across the pitch, which somehow classes as being the same area as the main 'shots stand behind the goal.

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Hazard supposedly handed in a transfer request. Would presume Arsenal. There's Wengers marquee signing if so.

are you working from the beeb's page? Stuff like that is being published from people's tweets, the majority of which are extremely likely to be bullshit.

But if they're not, The Nal is going to be VERY happy. :lol:

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Isnt Joke Hole going to Lille on loan?

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Possibly not - talking to Villa now apparently.

But LFC have lost Insua, Aquilani and some other dead wood (I forget who now) in the last 24 hours, with Poulson, Ngog, Degan, Cole and perhaps others still to go.

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Vicente supposedly to Brighton. :blink: Struggled with injuries but used to be pretty class.

Will be interested to see how Santon does at Newcastle aswell. As mentioned when discussing Enrique, he's stagnated a bit so might've been too much of a risk for the top clubs but Newcastle will be pretty good move for him to rediscover form/confidence and get his career back on track. Really highly rated when he broke through at Inter (the next Maldini etc), and he handled Ronaldo excellently in the 0-0 at the San Siro 2009.

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Well that's where we clearly differ - I don't think those other teams are much stronger. Well, Liverpool are, but they finished 7th and 6th in the past two years below Spurs, so they need to be. I've not yet seen enough of them to know if they've improved enough but non of their signings were top 4 material before (Except Suarez) so as I said, the jurys out. I really don't wanna say a lot about pool till I see a full game, only seen them on MOTD so far.

Arsenal are clearly much worse then they were too, no debating that. The question there is are they still good enough? I don't think so, but we'll wait and see.

I don't think Spurs are much better then they were 2 years ago, but the point is they don't have to be if Arsenal have fallen as much as I think, and Liverpool haven't improved.

We'll know better in 11 or so hours I'm sure.

The year Spurs got 4th, City weren't too strong. Do you really think they've not improved? :lol:

As for Liverpool, their form since Kenny took over & Suarez arrived puts them above every team bar Utd. Do you really think that was a half-season fluke that won't be repeated even tho they've very significantly strengthened their squad since then? You might not rate those players too highly, but you'd be mad to say their squad hasn't been hugely improved by their arrival and the going of some rather duff players. :blink:

Arsenal are clearly much worse (at this moment anyway, it might not look so bad at 11pm), but I'd still rate their strongest 11 significantly above Spurs' strongest 11. How each team ends up at the end of the season will depend on how they strengthen their squads and how those squads are affected by injuries. While Arsenal are in a poor state right now most of the players out are short term, and things aren't as bad as they might look at first glance.

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is there a reason why transfer deadline is at the end of august rather than the start of august?

vast majority of leagues dont start until august, seems a bit strange to have the deadline when teams seasons have started.

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