by stresster on April 28th, 2008
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Especially the decision to not include a single Chelsea player in the line-up? After all, this is a team which could still quite feasibly win the Premier League title, while they are favourites to beat Liverpool and make it to the Champions League final.
Team: James (Portsmouth); Sagna (Arsenal), Ferdinand, Vidic (Man U), Clichy (Arsenal); Ronaldo […]
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by Dexter on January 30th, 2008
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Everton’s ginger supremo David Moyes remains confident that Joleon Lescott will sign a new Everton deal despite being linked in the ‘mee-ja’ with a move to Arsenal or Manchester United. (Various)
Birmingham boss Alex McLeish has managed to nab Aston Villa defender Gary Cahill , beating Boltonto his signature. (Daily Mirror)
…And Bolton could drown their sorrows […]
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by Dexter on January 29th, 2008
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Part one of todays bulging and mewing burlap sack of rumours…
Liverpool full back John Arne Riise has claimed (via his agent) that he isn’t about to jump the Anfield ship and scuttle over to Newcastle. (Various)
…Meanwhile on the other side of Stanley Park, David Moyes is confident that star defender and goal machine Joleon Lescott […]
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by Dexter on December 27th, 2007
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Everton manager David Moyes has hailed his defensive duo of Joleon Lescott and Phil Jagielka; whereas Lescott has comfortably grown in the Everton set-up, Jagielka has found it tougher to establish himself this season - but of late his performances have become more solid at the back.
And with injuries mounting for the Toffees as well […]
