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Football 2013-2014


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I think man utd may get some good players. However, wether they will be good enough to get them.back into Europe os another matter. They could do a spurs!

they'll get some very good players, I'm sure. I've said as much above.

But the point is the players they'll get won't be the best that might otherwise be available to them, and that will make bouncing back into a top 4 position all the harder.

After all, if any of the teams above them think that a player Utd are after might knock them out of their own top 4 spot, they'll try and stop Utd getting that player by buying them themselves - in much the way that seemingly both Spurs and Chelsea went in for every player Liverpool were after.

It's not simply the case (as some rather dumbly seem to think) that Utd can just sit there and say "we're Man Utd, the best players will flock to us". They just won't!

It's a competition, remember? Utd are in competition with other clubs for players, and the rules of the game are not in Utd's favour.

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But luckily for Chelsea they had a squad stuffed full of some of the best players in the world (and half-owning half of the south Americans that play in Europe helps a lot!).

Utd have a squad that is threadbare, that can't see them thru any bad times. It's about as bad as it could possibly be for Utd.

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But luckily for Chelsea they had a squad stuffed full of some of the best players in the world (and half-owning half of the south Americans that play in Europe helps a lot!).

Utd have a squad that is threadbare, that can't see them thru any bad times. It's about as bad as it could possibly be for Utd.

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Look like Sunderland are staying in the premier league :mellow: cant say im pleased with that TBH... So fed up with losing and being shit... if we are willing to spend that great if not then another hard season is in the offing :(

Been to every premier league ground now so i don't think im going to bother with away games next season (other then in the cups) so at least that's a money saver :D

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Crawley game wasn't the worst I've ever seen but it certainly wasn't good. They looked like a side who had nothing to play for. Carlisle huffed and puffed but showed tonight why the result relegated them.

First time I've seen John Gregory in a looooong time.

That's 76/92 current league grounds done :) (I think, might have to check that, keep forgetting what with all the lower league clubs getting new grounds)

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