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#6026 |
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He's loosely following the path Michael Owen ploughed in his playing career. Fiver on him taking over from Mourinho when the day comes.
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Once his voice becomes completely monotone it's off to BT and the lads!
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Lukaku seems to want to leave Everton, to win titles.
http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...-leave-everton Could he end up at Man United? Not sure if he'd want to go back to Chelsea, he shouldn't, anyway, but that's always a possibility. |
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Lukaku seems to want to leave Everton, to win titles.
http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...-leave-everton Could he end up at Man United? Not sure if he'd want to go back to Chelsea, he shouldn't, anyway, but that's always a possibility. |
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Well, no, I can't imagine many teams being happy to sell their best player. But when a player wants out oftentimes they get their wish, and if he makes it public knowledge that he wants out then it can lower his price.
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Looking forward to seeing how Benitez gets on in the Championship. I can't think of such a high profile manager dropping down to the second tier before.
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Looking forward to seeing how Benitez gets on in the Championship. I can't think of such a high profile manager dropping down to the second tier before.
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I am just trying to think, would he be the first Champions League winning manager to manage in the Championship (not including old European Cups, just since it changed its name in to the Champions League)??
I don't think the Championship is a special league, it's still football. But teams play quite differently and I think some of the stadiums might come as a slight shock to him. |
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I am just trying to think, would he be the first Champions League winning manager to manage in the Championship (not including old European Cups, just since it changed its name in to the Champions League)??
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Di Matteo probably did it albeit the other way around and perhaps even lower (which divisions were MK Dons / WBA in when he was there?)
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Lukaku seems to want to leave Everton, to win titles.
http://www.skysports.com/football/ne...-leave-everton Could he end up at Man United? Not sure if he'd want to go back to Chelsea, he shouldn't, anyway, but that's always a possibility. |
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With Nigel Pearson taking over at Derby, does that mean that di Matteo is the only candidate for the Villa job?
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Who would have thought a few months ago that Rashford would be starting an England match, whilst Rooney would be a bench option?!
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With Nigel Pearson taking over at Derby, does that mean that di Matteo is the only candidate for the Villa job?
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I love the Australian anthem
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Well, that didn't take long.
Slight rictus grin on Rooney's face there
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Looks like Rashford has booked his plane tickets to the Euros
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Rashford will probably go ahead of Sturridge now.
Probably for the best, since Hodgson seems to love breaking Sturridge. |
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Well, that didn't take long.
Slight rictus grin on Rooney's face there ![]() |
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I think Rooney knows he does not hold the record for being the youngest England goalscorer
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Rashford will probably go ahead of Sturridge now.
Probably for the best, since Hodgson seems to love breaking Sturridge. |
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I honestly don't think i would take Sterling tbh
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I hope someone has given Tyldesley some tissues to clean himself up after Rashford's goal.
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Who's the commentator with Hoddle ? He described the goal as a lovely clean shot when it was anything but that
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I honestly don't think i would take Sterling tbh
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