The Carling Cup is at last getting the recognition it deserves. With places at the top of the Premier League becoming more and more competitive with the continued dominance of Man Utd, and big spending of Man City, other big teams are looking over their shoulder, realising that actually, the Carling Cup represents the one solid good chance of winning a trophy, and more importantly a guaranteed way into Europe through the Europa League. [Read more...]
Transfer Window Slams Shut | August 31st 2011
September 1, 2011 By Leave a Comment
A busy, frenzied end to the transfer window ensued, with the Barclays Premier League taking a hammering as clubs went about their business, picking over the scraps left over on deadline day. Though, looking at the quality of some of the signings, they were anything but scraps. [Read more...]
The winners of the Premiership 2011-2012 is…
August 8, 2011 By Leave a Comment
In what could potentially be the closest Premier League season ever, it’s a tough one to call on who is going to claim the crown. Can Kenny Dalglish roll back the years and give Liverpool fans what they have been craving for 20 years?
Will the cheque book be the saviour as Man City buy their way to their first Premier League title? Or will the cunning and nouse of Chelsea bring the silverware back to Stamford Bridge? Or how about Arsenal, with a potentially depleted squad, can they quietly sneak up on the outside rails and pull a rabbit of the hat? Or will Harry Redknapp continue to weave his magic at Tottenham Hotspur?
We assess the hopes and aspirations of the forerunners for the 2011-2012 Premier League season, and tell you who will claim the crown.
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Liverpool FC Latest Transfer News
February 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Liverpool FC Latest Transfer News
There was really only one place to be on transfer deadline day and that was at Melwood, training ground of Liverpool FC.
It had been a fairly low profile transfer window: Traditional big spenders Manchester City had made their one big signing in Edin Dzeko and then silence. Arsenal and Manchester United were predictably quiet and even Spurs, never ones to shy away from throwing around some post Christmas cash, made two modest signings and then withdrew from the market.
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