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Okay, with the FA Cup fourth round over it seems like a good time to take a serious look at who will now go on to win the league:
Manchester United:
Until last week, everyone's favourites, off of the back of a nine game winning streak. Of course everyone forgot that they didn't beat anyone of any kind of quality, and Ferguson seems intent on playing any formation that won't work. Beckham can't be bothered anymore cos it not England, and Veron wants to play the ball 70 yards to the opposition full-backs everytime he gets the thing.
Arsenal:
Have no real chance of winning the league cos in a few games time they are going to have to turn to Tottenham's youth team for players as all of theirs will be suspended. Also unless Arsene Wenger gets some glasses so that he eventually sees one of the 50-odd sendings off under his team he won't be able to do anything about the problem.
Leeds:
O'Leary's babies are still too young to win the league surely? Even though Alan Smith is making his own attempt to get sent off more than Arsenal's entire squad.
Chelsea:
Not too encouraging when your manager comes on and laughs at his own team saying "I don't know, we are CRAZY!" when asked to explain how they can dump all over Man U, then lose to Bolton.
Liverpool:
Seem intent on not actually playing football, but instead smash the thing as far away from their box as possible, then let Michael Owen score a hat-trick, and walk off with the points. As long as Riise doesn't keep trying to score the best own-goals in history of course. Heskey still doesn't seem to know where the goal is, and it surely can't be long before Anelka decides he's been mistreated.
Newcastle:
Confounded everyone by doing so well, might win it as long as Bobby Robson remembers that Sunderland no longer play at Roker Park, and can call his players by the right name long enough to tell them what to do.
Conclusion:
No-one will win the league. Everyone will get board of football and join the American Express Tiddly-winks world championship.
Manchester United:
Until last week, everyone's favourites, off of the back of a nine game winning streak. Of course everyone forgot that they didn't beat anyone of any kind of quality, and Ferguson seems intent on playing any formation that won't work. Beckham can't be bothered anymore cos it not England, and Veron wants to play the ball 70 yards to the opposition full-backs everytime he gets the thing.
Arsenal:
Have no real chance of winning the league cos in a few games time they are going to have to turn to Tottenham's youth team for players as all of theirs will be suspended. Also unless Arsene Wenger gets some glasses so that he eventually sees one of the 50-odd sendings off under his team he won't be able to do anything about the problem.
Leeds:
O'Leary's babies are still too young to win the league surely? Even though Alan Smith is making his own attempt to get sent off more than Arsenal's entire squad.
Chelsea:
Not too encouraging when your manager comes on and laughs at his own team saying "I don't know, we are CRAZY!" when asked to explain how they can dump all over Man U, then lose to Bolton.
Liverpool:
Seem intent on not actually playing football, but instead smash the thing as far away from their box as possible, then let Michael Owen score a hat-trick, and walk off with the points. As long as Riise doesn't keep trying to score the best own-goals in history of course. Heskey still doesn't seem to know where the goal is, and it surely can't be long before Anelka decides he's been mistreated.
Newcastle:
Confounded everyone by doing so well, might win it as long as Bobby Robson remembers that Sunderland no longer play at Roker Park, and can call his players by the right name long enough to tell them what to do.
Conclusion:
No-one will win the league. Everyone will get board of football and join the American Express Tiddly-winks world championship.
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Spurs for the cup.
Okay, with the FA Cup fourth round over it seems like a good time to take a serious look at who will now go on to win the league:
Manchester United:
Until last week, everyone's favourites, off of the back of a nine game winning streak. Of course everyone forgot that they didn't beat anyone of any kind of quality, and Ferguson seems intent on playing any formation that won't work. Beckham can't be bothered anymore cos it not England, and Veron wants to play the ball 70 yards to the opposition full-backs everytime he gets the thing.
Arsenal:
Have no real chance of winning the league cos in a few games time they are going to have to turn to Tottenham's youth team for players as all of theirs will be suspended. Also unless Arsene Wenger gets some glasses so that he eventually sees one of the 50-odd sendings off under his team he won't be able to do anything about the problem.
Leeds:
O'Leary's babies are still too young to win the league surely? Even though Alan Smith is making his own attempt to get sent off more than Arsenal's entire squad.
Chelsea:
Not too encouraging when your manager comes on and laughs at his own team saying "I don't know, we are CRAZY!" when asked to explain how they can dump all over Man U, then lose to Bolton.
Liverpool:
Seem intent on not actually playing football, but instead smash the thing as far away from their box as possible, then let Michael Owen score a hat-trick, and walk off with the points. As long as Riise doesn't keep trying to score the best own-goals in history of course. Heskey still doesn't seem to know where the goal is, and it surely can't be long before Anelka decides he's been mistreated.
Newcastle:
Confounded everyone by doing so well, might win it as long as Bobby Robson remembers that Sunderland no longer play at Roker Park, and can call his players by the right name long enough to tell them what to do.
Conclusion:
No-one will win the league. Everyone will get board of football and join the American Express Tiddly-winks world championship.
Manchester United:
Until last week, everyone's favourites, off of the back of a nine game winning streak. Of course everyone forgot that they didn't beat anyone of any kind of quality, and Ferguson seems intent on playing any formation that won't work. Beckham can't be bothered anymore cos it not England, and Veron wants to play the ball 70 yards to the opposition full-backs everytime he gets the thing.
Arsenal:
Have no real chance of winning the league cos in a few games time they are going to have to turn to Tottenham's youth team for players as all of theirs will be suspended. Also unless Arsene Wenger gets some glasses so that he eventually sees one of the 50-odd sendings off under his team he won't be able to do anything about the problem.
Leeds:
O'Leary's babies are still too young to win the league surely? Even though Alan Smith is making his own attempt to get sent off more than Arsenal's entire squad.
Chelsea:
Not too encouraging when your manager comes on and laughs at his own team saying "I don't know, we are CRAZY!" when asked to explain how they can dump all over Man U, then lose to Bolton.
Liverpool:
Seem intent on not actually playing football, but instead smash the thing as far away from their box as possible, then let Michael Owen score a hat-trick, and walk off with the points. As long as Riise doesn't keep trying to score the best own-goals in history of course. Heskey still doesn't seem to know where the goal is, and it surely can't be long before Anelka decides he's been mistreated.
Newcastle:
Confounded everyone by doing so well, might win it as long as Bobby Robson remembers that Sunderland no longer play at Roker Park, and can call his players by the right name long enough to tell them what to do.
Conclusion:
No-one will win the league. Everyone will get board of football and join the American Express Tiddly-winks world championship.
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