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Date Name Pos. From Club To Club Fee

02/08/2006 Paul Lawson MF Celtic Motherwell Loan
(Daily Express)

02/08/2006 Carmine Coppola MF Messina Celtic £?
(The Herald)

02/08/2006 Christos Karipidis RB PAOK Hearts £200k
(The Sun)

02/08/2006 Filip Sebo ST FK Austria Rangers £1.6m
(Various)

02/08/2006 Anatoliy Tymoschuk CM Shakhtar Donetsk Celtic £6.8m
The Ukraine club are said to want £6.8m for the midfielder. (Daily Record)

02/08/2006 Pascal Chimbonda RB Wigan Athletic Tottenham Hotspur £5.5m
Wigan reportedly want £5.5m for the Frenchman. (Guardian)

02/08/2006 Martin O´Neill Mgr Un-attached Aston Villa Hired
(Daily Telegraph)

02/08/2006 Wayne Bridge LB Chelsea Tottenham Hotspur £4m
(The Sun)

02/08/2006 David Nugent ST Preston North End Watford £3m
(Daily Star)

02/08/2006 Dirk Kuyt ST Feyenoord Manchester United £12m
United are reportedly pondering over making a move for the £12m-rated Dutchman. (The Independent)

02/08/2006 Fernando Torres ST Atletico Madrid Chelsea £?
(The Mirror)

31/07/2006 Oguchi Onyewu CD Standard Liege Fulham £2.5m
Bid reported. (The Sun)

31/07/2006 Jamie Clapham LWB Un-attached Wolverhampton Wanderers Free
Talks reported. (The Mirror)

31/07/2006 Radhi Jaidi CD Bolton Wanderers Birmingham City £?
Talks reported. (The Times)

31/07/2006 Sol Campbell CD Un-attached Portsmouth Free
(Daily Star)

31/07/2006 Jose Reyes LW Arsenal Real Madrid £14m
(Daily Mail)

31/07/2006 Roberto Carlos LB Real Madrid Fenerbahce £?
(Daily Express)

31/07/2006 Pascal Chimbonda RB Wigan Athletic Tottenham Hotspur Swap
Spurs could offer Danny Murphy, Andy Reid and cash in exchange for the French defender. (The Mirror)

31/07/2006 Ashley Cole LB Arsenal Chelsea £25m
Move could happen this week. (The Sun)

31/07/2006 Marcos Senna MF Villarreal Manchester United £?
Villarreal spokesman: "There is nothing confirmed. It is all a rumour. Marcos Senna is training right now for Villarreal. That´s all I can say."

31/07/2006 Faris Haroun CM Racing Genk Charleroi Loan
Genk are not interested in a loan-deal. If the player is to leave, he´ll be sold. (Het Laatste Nieuws)

30/07/2006 Martin O´Neill Mgr Un-attached Aston Villa Hired
(Sunday Times)

30/07/2006 Ibrahima Sonko CD Reading Manchester City £2m
City are reportedly interested in the £2m-rate defender. (Various)

30/07/2006 Nicolas Anelka ST Fenerbahce Portsmouth £?
Talks reported. (Observer)

30/07/2006 Stewart Downing LW Middlesbrough Tottenham Hotspur £?
(Independent)







Viborg FF - Det ægte Midtjylland
Angående Portsmouth...

Hvis vi havde skrevet kontrakt med bare halvdelen af de spillere som diverse rygter har sat os i forbindelse med, ville en 8. plads nok ikke være skudt helt ved siden af. Nu er det bare sådan, at vi blot har hentet to spillere indtil nu, hvoraf den ene er på en 1-årig lejeaftale. Anelka er f.eks. ikke skiftet til Fratton Park (endnu). Til gengæld har vi forlænget kontrakterne med et par af stamspillerne så som Gary O´Neil, Matty Taylor og Lua Lua. Faktum er dog, at truppen ikke er blevet væsentligt forstærket i forhold til sidste sæson hvor vi med nød og næppe undgik faldlemmen, så vurderet alene ud fra vores nuværende trup er der ikke meget mere at komme efter end en 14.-15. plads. Specielt vores defensiv og angreb må være blandt Premier Leagues 4-5 ringeste. At klubben så måske kan ende i tabellens øvre halvdel hvis vi for tilført ekstra forstærkninger, er til gengæld ikke udelukket.
Portsmouth

In
Yakubu Aiyegbeni (Middlesbrough, £12m)
Jermain Defoe (Tottenham Hotspur, £12m)
Curtis Davies (West Bromwich Albion, £9m)
Jefferson Farfan (PSV, £7.5m)
Marlon Harewood (West Ham United, £7.5m)
Mirel Radoi (Steaua, £7m)
Gareth Barry (Aston Villa, £4.5m)
Sulley Ali Muntari (Udinese, £4.2m)
Sylvain Distin (Manchester City, £4m)
David Nugent (Preston North End, £3.8m)
Zoltan Gera (West Bromwich Albion, £2m)
Juan Pablo Sorin (Villarreal, £2m)
Paul Robinson (West Bromwich Albion, £1.4m)
Geremi (Chelsea, £?)
Nicolas Anelka (Fenerbahce, £?)
Stephen Appiah (Fenerbahce, £?)
Jean-Alain Boumsong (Newcastle United, £?)
Sol Campbell (Un-attached, Free)
Scott Carson (Liverpool, £?)
Souleymane Diawara (Sochaux, £?)
Nuno Gomes (Benfica, £?)
Robert Huth (Chelsea, £?)
Andreas Isaksson (Rennes, £?)
David James (Manchester City, £?)
Ryan Nelsen (Blackburn Rovers, £?)
Stilian Petrov (Celtic, £?)
Dario Srna (Shakhtar Donetsk, £?)
Tomas Ujfalusi (Fiorentina, £?)
Jaouad Zairi (Sochaux, £?)
Nikola Zigic (Red Star Belgrade, £?)

Det er da ikke så mange spillere Acheron 3 :) hvis i bare fik en 5-7 stykker, af dem der er omtalt. Ja så ville en 7 plads ikke være helt dum at sigte efter.


http://www.footballtransfers.net/speculation/cbc/c... .. Linket til hvor jeg har fundet overstående
Viborg FF - Det ægte Midtjylland
Det er næsten deprimerende læsning ja, men også typisk for Pompey. Det er heller ikke overraskende, at det eneste deciderede indkøb vi har gjort indtil nu, slet ikke er blandt spillerne på listen - nemlig Thompson fra Wigan. Han er i øvrigt, som jeg ser det, ikke nogen decideret forstærkning.
Det ville da være befordrende for spændingen i PL hvis Chelski blev frataget point, hvis de IGEN har brudt reglerne for handel af spillere.

www.kortlink.dk/teamtalk/2vth

Go Bates, go!
\"At the end of this game, the European Cup will be only six feet away from you, and you’ll not even able to touch it if we lose. And for many of you, that will be the closest you will ever get. Don’t you dare come back in here without giving your al...
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Mon ikke bare Bates vil have lidt flere penge for spillerne, jeg har da i hvert fald svært ved at se hvordan han vil bevise ulovligheder.

Men sjovt at Bates går i krig mod Rusland og det her er jo spot on:

"In reality financial penalties will have little impact on Chelsea and we feel it is time for the Football Authorities to make a stand for those things that should be sacrosanct in the game to protect everybody by imposing penalties on them that will affect them and deter others, namely; points deduction from the Premier League, additional suspended points deduction from the Premier League, prevention of entering European competitions, and a transfer embargo."


Og Coppell, lær nu at lave de links for hulen!1

Bold
"Ja, det er da længe siden. Fik du ikke den med ? Mener du sluttede på en 2. plads efter Old T. hvis jeg ikke tager fejl?"

Jeg sluttede da også en flot nummer to. Man skal bare lige vende stillingen på hovedet for at finde ud af det. Jeg var helt væk sidste år. Havde blandt andet Blackburn til nedrykning så vidt jeg husker. Top 4 var vel det eneste, jeg præsterede at ramme rigtigt.

Kommer med mit bud om en uges tid.
\"If Kenny hadn\'t pissed away £35m on the geordie lump we would have had the funds to secure Dempsey and possibly be be in the running for van Persie.\"
Transferoversigt pr. 10/8:
Arsenal:
Ind: Tomas Rosicky

Ud: Robert Pires (Villarreal, Bosman), Dennis Bergkamp (Retired), Nicklas Bendtner (Birmingham City, Loan), Kerrea Gilbert (Cardiff City, Loan), Mark Howard (Cardiff City, Free), Sebastian Larsson (Birmingham City, Loan), Sol Campbell (Portsmouth), Michael Jordan (Un-attached), Sean Kelly (Un-attached).

Aston Villa:
Ind: -

Ud: Jamie Ward (Un-attached)

Blackburn Rovers:
Ind: Benni McCarthy (FC Porto, Undisc.), Jason Roberts (Wigan Athletic, Undisc.), Francis Jeffers (Un-attached, Free), Dwight Willen (Cercle Brugge, Loan)

Ud: Gary Harkins (Grimsby Town, £?), Craig Bellamy (Liverpool, £ 6m).

Bolton Wanderers:
Ind: Quinton Fortune (Un-attached, Free), Abdoulaye Meite (Marseille, Undisc.), Idan Tal (Maccabi Haifa, Bosman).

Ud: Radhi Jaidi (Birmingham City, Undisc.), Chris Howarth (Oldham Athletic, Loan), Bruno N´Gotty (Un-attached), Jay-Jay Okocha (Un-attached).

Charlton Athletic:
Ind: Amdy Faye (Newcastle United, £2m), Djimi Traore (Liverpool, £2m), Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink (Middlesbrough, Free), Cristian Bolanos (Deportivo Saprissa, Loan), Gonzalo Sorondo (Inter Milan, Bosman), Simon Walton (Leeds United, Undisc.).

Ud: Rob Elliot (Accrington Stanley, Loan), Shaun Bartlett (Un-attached), Francis Jeffers (Un-attached), Jonatan Johansson (Un-attached), Chris Perry (Un-attached).

Chelsea:
Ind: Michael Ballack (Bayern Munchen, Bosman), Hilario (Nacional, Bosman), Andriy Schevchenko (AC Milan, £30m), Salomon Kalou (Feyenoord, undiscl.), John Obi Mikel (Lyn, £ 16m).

Ud: Damien Duff (Newcastle United, £5m), Asier Del Horno (Valencia, Undisc.), Hernan Crespo (Inter Milan, Loan), Carlton Cole (West Ham United, Undisc.), Anthony Grant (Wycombe Wanderers, Loan).

Everton:
Ind: Tim Howard (Manchester United, Loan), Joleon Lescott (Wolves, £ 4m), Andrew Johnson (Crystal Palace, £ 8,6m).

Ud: Duncan Ferguson (stoppet).

Fulham:
Ind: Franck Queudrue (Middlesbrough, £3m), Gabriel Zakuani (Leyton Orient, £1m), Bjorn Runstrom (Hammarby, £?), Jimmy Bullard (Wigan, Undiscl.).

Ud: Ricardo Batista (Wycombe Wanderers, Loan), Liam Fontaine (Bristol City, £?), Zesh Rehman (Queens Park Rangers, Undisc.), Tony Warner (Leeds United, Loan).

Liverpool:
Ind: Jermaine Pennant (Birmingham City, £6.7m), Fabio Aurelio (Valencia, Bosman), Gabriel Paletta (Banfield, Undisc.), Mark Gonzalez (?), Craig Bellamy (Blackburn Rovers, Undiscl.).

Ud: Djimi Traore (Charlton Athletic, £2m), Antonio Barragan (Deportivo la Coruna, £?), Djibril Cisse (Marseille, Loan), Dietmar Hamann (Manchester City, £?), Chris Kirkland (Wigan Athletic, Loan), Carl Medjani (Lorient, £?), Danny O´Donnell (Crewe Alexandra, Loan), David Raven (Carlisle United, £?), Ramon Calliste (Un-attached), Robbie Foy (Un-attached), Paul Lancaster (Un-attached), Paul Willis (Un-attached), Calum Woods (Un-attached).

Manchester City:
Ind: Dietmar Hamann (Liverpool, Undiscl.), Bernardo Corradi (Valencia, Undisc.).

Ud: Lee Croft (Norwich City, Undisc.), Willo Flood (Cardiff City, Undisc.), Bradley Wright-Phillips (Southampton, Undisc.), Ian Bennett (Un-attached), Karl Bermingham (Un-attached), Paul Collins (Un-attached), Tuomas Haapala (Un-attached), Michael Ward (Un-attached).

Manchester United:
Ind: Michael Carrick (Tottenham Hotspur, £14m), Michael Barnes (Youth, Free), Fabien Brandy (Youth, Free), Sean Evans (Youth, Free), Kieran Lee (Youth, Free), Jamie Mullan (Youth, Free), Ryan Shawcross (Youth, Free).

Ud: Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (Plymouth Argyle, £200k), Ruud van Nistelrooy (Real Madrid, Undisc.), Souleymane (Antwerp, Loan ext.), David Bellion (Nice, Undisc.), Fraizer Campbell (Antwerp, Loan), Jonathan Evans (Antwerp, Loan), Darron Gibson (Antwerp, Loan), Tim Howard (Everton, Loan), Danny Simpson (Antwerp, Loan ext.), Phil Picken (Chesterfield, Free), Gerard Pique (Real Zaragoza, Loan), Luke Steele (Coventry City, Loan), Quinton Fortune (Un-attached), Mark Howard (Brøndby, Free transfer), Kyle Moran (Un-attached), Markus Neumayr (Un-attached), Mads Timm (OB, Free transfer).

Middlesbrough:
Ind: Julio Arca (Sunderland, £1.75m), Herold Goulon (Lyon, £?).

Ud: Franck Queudrue (Fulham, £3m), Danny Graham (Blackpool, Loan), Brad Jones (Sheffield Wednesday, Loan), Doriva (Un-attached), Jimmy-Floyd Hasselbaink (Charlton Athletic, Free transfer).

Newcastle United:
Ind: Damien Duff (Chelsea, £5m).

Ud: Amdy Faye (Charlton Athletic, £2m), Michael Chopra (Cardiff City, £?), Daryl Smylie (Livingston, £?), Robbie Elliott (Un-attached).

Portsmouth:
Ind: Sol Campbell (Arsenal, Free), David Thompson (Un-attached, Free), James Keene (GAIS, Loan return).

Ud: Brian Priske (Club Brugge, £682.5k), Collins Mbesuma (Maritimo, Loan), Aleksandar Rodic (Litex Lovetch, £?), Gregory Vignal (Lens, Undisc.), John Viafara (Southampton, Undisc.).

Reading:
Ind: Seol Ki Hyeon (Wolverhampton Wanderers, £1m), Sam Sodje (Brentford, £350k), Scott Davies (Un-attached, Free), Ben Hamer (Youth, Free), Pierre Joseph-Dubois (Youth, Free), Curtis Ujah (Youth, Free).

Ud: Ryan Crockford (Un-attached), Liam Marum (Un-attached), Darren Stapleton (Un-attached), Jamie Young (Un-attached).

Sheffield United:
Ind: Rob Hulse (Leeds United, £2.12m), Mikele Leigertwood (Crystal Palace, £600k), Li Tie (Un-attached, Free), Ian Bennett (Leeds United, Undisc.), Geoff Horsfield (West Bromwich Albion, £?).

Ud: Luke Beckett (Huddersfield Town, Undisc.), Garry Flitcroft (Retired), Jonathan Forte (Doncaster Rovers, Loan), Geoff Horsfield (Leeds United, Loan), Kevan Hurst (Chesterfield, Loan), Ian Ross (Notts County, Loan), Brian Deane (Retired), Bruce Dyer (Un-attached), Jamie Green (Un-attached), Adrian Harper (Un-attached), San Lee (Un-attached), Sharu Naraji (Un-attached), Kyle Nix (Un-attached), Craig Short (Retired).

Tottenham Hotspur:
Ind: Dimitar Berbatov (Bayer Leverkusen, £10.89m), Didier Zokora (St. Etienne, £ 8,2m), Benoit Assou-Ekotto (Lens, £ 3,2m), Dorian Dervite (Lille, £?), Tomas Pekhart (Slavia Praha, £?), Emil Hallfredsson (Malmo FF, Loan return), Rodrigo Defendi (Udinese, loan return).

Ud: Michael Carrick (Manchester United, £14m), Mounir El Hamdaoui (Willem II, Undisc.), Dean Marney (Hull City, Undisc.), Mark Yeates (Hull City, Loan), Goran Bunjevcevic (Un-attached), Nourredine Naybet (Un-attached).

Watford:
Ind: Danny Shittu (Queens Park Rangers, £1.6m), Damien Francis (Wigan Athletic, Undisc.), Tamas Priskin (Gyori ETO, £?).

Ud: -

West Ham United:
Ind: George McCartney (Sunderland, £1m), Tyrone Mears (Preston North End, £1m), Carlton Cole (Chelsea, Undisc.), John Painstil (Hapoel Tel Aviv, Undisc.).

Ud: Clive Clarke (Sunderland, £400k), Carl Fletcher (Crystal Palace, £400k), Shaka Hislop (FC Dallas, Bosman), Petr Mikolanda (Mlada Boleslav, Free), Darren Behcet (Yeovil Town, Free), Tony Stokes (Brighton, Loan), Ryan Andrews (Un-attached), Sekou Baradji (Un-attached), Darren Blewitt (Un-attached), David Cowley (Un-attached), Densal Davidson (Un-attached), Jemal Henry (Un-attached), Eren Kemal (Un-attached), Trent McClenahan (Un-attached), Matt Reed (Un-attached), Ishmael Welsh (Un-attached), Liam White (Un-attached).

Wigan Athletic:
Ind: Emile Heskey (Birmingham City, £5.5m), Emmerson Boyce (Crystal Palace, £1m), Chris Kirkland (Liverpool, Loan), Denny Landzaat (AZ, Undisc.), Tomasz Cywka (Gwarek Zabrze, £?).

Ud: Alan Mahon (Burnley, £200k), Jason Roberts (Blackburn Rovers, Undisc.), Damien Francis (Watford, Undisc.), Kevin Lee (Un-attached), David Thompson (Un-attached).
http://www.football365.com/story/0 ,17033,8750_1401924,00.html

The Fifty Things That We´d Like To Happen Next Season...But Won´t

1) Duncan Ferguson to cancel his retirement and begin working for the home protection industry.

2) Newcastle to present the first known sight of infinity by putting their trophy cabinet on public display.

3) A cup of tea bought inside a football stadium to cost less than £1.50.

4) Fans to be able to read the name on the back of the players´ shirts from the away end at St James´ Park without the aid of binoculars or a high-powered telescope.

5) David Pleat to have elocution lessons.

6) The description of "winners" to only be applied on personnel in the immediate aftermath of a crushing victory.

7) Sol Campbell to walk out at half-time during his Portsmouth debut to study European geography.

8) Massive evidence to be spotted that a former crop field circulist now works for the Manchester City groundstaff.

9) Tony Adams to give a televised piano recital.

10) The wind to change and Alan Shearer´s right arm to stay like that after he attempted to hail a taxi.

11) A whole month to pass without Sam Allardyce moaning.

11) A post-match interview on Sky Sports to feature an Arsenal player other than Thierry Henry.

12) Jamie Carragher to confirm his international retirement after changing his nationality to ´Scouse´.

13) John Terry´s mother to be the guest of honour at Liverpool v Chelski.

14) Ian Holloway to write a philosophy book.

15) An item of clothing to be removed from Joanna Taylor´s byline picture on each occasion she contributes a new column for The Times.

16) An ousted manger, sacked for general and palpable incompetence , to forsake his compensation package on the grounds that it would be morally abhorrent to accept money he does not deserve.

17) Every Scotsman over the age of twenty to stop claiming they were on the pitch when the Tartan Army ripped down the Wembley goalposts.

18) Cristiano Ronaldo to break his nose and suffer permanent facial injuries after misjudging an acoustic foul.

19) The BBC to reveal just how much of the licence fee persuaded Alan Shearer to reject an offer to become England coach.

20) In a dramatic new documentary series, Sky Sports to reveal that football existed before 1992.

21) David Beckham to donate £500 to charity on each occasion he is heard to utter "you know" in a television interview.

22) Wes Brown to advertise the Orange mobilephone network.

23) Gareth Barry to change his name by deed poll to Garry Barry.

24) Andy Reid to publicly enter a WeightWatchers course.

25) Theo Walcott to go three years better than Wayne Rooney and mark his 18th birthday by releasing his autobiography.

26) A ManYoo goalscorer, celebrating next to a large hole in the ground, to duck as Rio Ferdinand attempts to jump on his back.

27) A fourth official to be caught taking forty winks during Charlton v Wigan.

28) Jeff Winter to stop being feted on TV channels desperate to fill their 24-hour news feed, and instead be ignored on the basis that he was a despised, error-strewn ref corrupted by his own ego.

29) A Premiership footballer to go AWOL over the winter so that he can watch the Ashes series in Australia.

30) Rafa Benitez to publish the notes he makes during matches.

31) All players to be automatically booked if they wave an imaginary card at the referee on the grounds that they asked for it.

32) Spurs to officially confirm that they gave up their status as a big club thirty years ago.

33) After exhaustive studies of the available evidence, historians to identify David Dein as Jack the Ripper but also confirm reports he was the mastermind behind the assassination of Jack the Ripper and the Hitler Diaries hoax.

34) Lasagne to do a roaring trade at White Hart Lane.

35) Jose Mourinho to present Arsene Wenger with a telescope for Christmas.

36) Grateful scientists to be provided the opportunity to study the results of Craig Bellamy and Jermaine Pennant being in locked in a room together.

37) The Liverpool Christmas party to be videotaped in its entirety and broadcast on youtube.

38) Paul Ince to stop sniffing.

39) Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn to give Sunderland manager Niall Quinn the dreaded vote of confidence.

40) The BBC to hand Garth Crooks a ´roving brief´ for Iraq.

41) Sir Alex Ferguson to admit that he was only looking agitatedly at his watch in the closing minutes of a ManYoo match because he had realised it had stopped.

42) Any player booked for taking off his shirt after scoring a goal to be subsequently arrested on the grounds that anyone so stupid should not be allowed to roam the streets unattended.

43) Neil Warnock to commemorate a defeat with the sincere observation that, "The best team won - and can I just take this opportunity to congratulate the referee on an impeccable performance?"

44) Iain Dowie to improve his image by signing Luke Chadwick.

45) Peter Kenyon to launch Chelski´s public-relations blitz by crawling over broken glass.

46) Charlotte Jackson to present the Bikini Bulletin.

47) Jeff Powell to be incited for racial hatred.

48) Roman Abramovich to prove that he is not a mute.

49) Sir Alex Ferguson to attend a post-match press conference following a ManYoo defeat.

50) The Highbury ghost to be spotted making a dash for the Emirates Stadium.

8 dage til kick off, og med forbehold for kommende transfers.

1) Chelsea
I særklasse sidste sæson, og har forstærket sig markant. Sikker nr. 1

2) Liverpool
Benitez arbejder den rigtige vej. Sammentømret trup, der også er forstærket markant med flere spillere. Specielt tror jeg Bellamy bliver en kæmpe gevinst, hvis han holdes skadefri. Et homogent hold uden svagheder. Midtbanen ser super ud.

3) Arsenal
Henry bomber videre og sikrer 3. pladsen. Ikke de store armbevægelser på Highbury, - Rosicky bliver spændende at følge. Fysikken kan blive et problem. Forsvaret kunne trænge til forstækning, mens Fabregas kan udvikle sig til en moderne Vierra. Han bliver en nøglespiller, sammen med Henry.

4) Newcastle
Til manges overraskelse i tæt kampløb med Tottenham og Man U sikerer Newcastle sig den vitale 4 plads. Med et par sandsynlige forstærkninger i alle kæder, specielt angrebet får Roeder sat dynamik over spillet. Duff og Emre bliver de offensive omdrejningspukter, mens Parker spiller endnu en sæson i særklasse. Ameobi vil overraske mange positivt med hans mere og mere udviklede akavede stil.

5) Tottenham
Bygger videre på Jols framragende arbejde sidste sæson. Zokora (man glemmer Carrick-savnet) og Barbatov bliver vigtige figurer. Kanterne mangler lige det sidste inden vi ryger højere op.

6) Man U
Vil skuffe fælt den kommende sæson. Alt for meget afhænger af Rooney efter Nistelrooys afgang. En skade til ham og problemerne vælter ind. Hvordan vil Ronaldo tackle den formodede modgang ? På den anden kan mangler man kvalitet. Carrick vil gøre en pæn figur, men ingen forskel. Forsvaret ser acceptabelt ud. Generelt mangler der meget for at nå tidligere tiders styrke. Mon det ender med Ferguson får sparket ?

På de efterfølgede pladser er meget åbent, men jeg spår Blackburn og Everton til at komme på de næste pladser, dog en del point efter Man. United.

Jeg tror Chelsea vinder ligaen sikkert, mens Liverpool og Arsenal vil ligge tæt. Newcastle, Tottenham og Man U ligger også tæt men dog 5-10 point efter Arsenal på 3. pladsen.
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