Premier League 2010/2011
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Das ist übrigens etwas zweideutig. 'Championship' ist auch der gebräuchliche Name der zweiten englischen Liga.
Fuck, this is the English speaking area of the board, so here we go:
'Championship' is a bit ambiguous, cause it's the common known term for the second tier in England.
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Viele Augen werden sich natürlich auf die Citizens richten, die mit einem hohen Erwartungsdruck in die Saison gehen, nach diesen Transfers.
Alles andere als die CL wäre eine herbe Enttäuschung.
Um den Meistertitel werden sich aber andere streiten. Chelsea sehe ich am stärksten, dahinter ManUtd und Arsenal. Liverpool sehe ich nicht als Titelkandidat, da sich der Verein im Umbruch befindet und zudem wichtige Einnahmen durch die verpatzte CL-Quali wegfallen.
Alles andere als die CL wäre eine herbe Enttäuschung.
Um den Meistertitel werden sich aber andere streiten. Chelsea sehe ich am stärksten, dahinter ManUtd und Arsenal. Liverpool sehe ich nicht als Titelkandidat, da sich der Verein im Umbruch befindet und zudem wichtige Einnahmen durch die verpatzte CL-Quali wegfallen.
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Aiden
Kölsche Fetz
I think Middlesborough. I want to see them in PL again!
That's a good question. I think the new superstars could be Stephen Ireland (ManCity), Aaron Lennon (Spurs), Daniel Rose (Spurs) and maybe Seamus Coleman (Everton). The first two are very underrated in my opinion and the last two are some very good talents.
Glory, glory Man United.
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Liverpool calling
Arsenal.
Van Persie.
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Today (5.pm)
LFC v Arsenal
One of the best games on Day 1
Hope we'll win against Arsenal.
Yesterday Chelsea destroy WB at the Brigde, i was very amazed oO
Awesome result: Wigan - Blackpool 0 - 4... Go Seasiders! Harewood scored twice just 2 days after having signed for Blackpool. Not that bad.
Considering that my Saints are seated in League One, I'm gonna need a new team in the Premiership. So Blackpool is the team of my choice.
Considering that my Saints are seated in League One, I'm gonna need a new team in the Premiership. So Blackpool is the team of my choice.
Jonas
Gooner
Blackpool are awesome, and Ian Holloway is one of the most likeable managers you'll ever see.
Blackpool are awesome, and Ian Holloway is one of the most likeable managers you'll ever see.
Meanwhile Saints also became awesome!
Automatic promotion spot in League One and a new starlet named Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Arsenal I hear you trapsing. Btw, nice fixture tomorrow: Saints - Blackpool
Definitely, EPL material...at least. If he doesn't go crazy all of a sudden and keeps on working on his game like he did in the last months, he'll be wearing a shirt with three sweet lions on it in a few years.
I'd roughly rate him as highly as the 17-year-old Walcott. He's quick, he can dribble, he gets his crosses in and he's shown quite an eye for goal. Also he's a bit bigger and stronger than Walcott, which comes as a plus. Can't hurt to have a few extra inches and pounds when you're dribbling down the flanks.
I'd love to see him stay put at St.Mary's for a few more years, but that's pretty illusive. Hopefully he'll be able to live up to his potential...like I said, three lions.
I'd roughly rate him as highly as the 17-year-old Walcott. He's quick, he can dribble, he gets his crosses in and he's shown quite an eye for goal. Also he's a bit bigger and stronger than Walcott, which comes as a plus. Can't hurt to have a few extra inches and pounds when you're dribbling down the flanks.
I'd love to see him stay put at St.Mary's for a few more years, but that's pretty illusive. Hopefully he'll be able to live up to his potential...like I said, three lions.
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RIP Gary Ablett
[90/91] Manchester City v Liverpool, Mar 9th 1991 - YouTube
[90/91] Manchester City v Liverpool, Mar 9th 1991 - YouTube
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in Runde 4.dann der Knaller FC Liverpool-Manu
Definitely, EPL material...at least. If he doesn't go crazy all of a sudden and keeps on working on his game like he did in the last months, he'll be wearing a shirt with three sweet lions on it in a few years.
I'd roughly rate him as highly as the 17-year-old Walcott. He's quick, he can dribble, he gets his crosses in and he's shown quite an eye for goal. Also he's a bit bigger and stronger than Walcott, which comes as a plus. Can't hurt to have a few extra inches and pounds when you're dribbling down the flanks.
I'd love to see him stay put at St.Mary's for a few more years, but that's pretty illusive. Hopefully he'll be able to live up to his potential...like I said, three lions.
Heute das erste Tor für England. Manchmal seh ich doch richtig.