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Much heart and fight needed in battle for top four and survival
WHEN battling for survival in the Premier League, a team need a lot of fight! Fight for every ball and fight for every tackle!
Out with the old and in with the new
MANCHESTER City fans would like to claim the biggest derby game for them will be the match against Liverpool. For me, and to quote the famous Regina George from Mean Girls, “Stop trying to make fetch happen!”
More misery for Chelsea, Spurs move closer to CL spot
CHELSEA fans could be singing a classic song “The Roof is on Fire” by Rock Master Scott and The Dynamic Three after the defeat to Southampton last week.
Good to see Arsenal and Liverpool get their acts back on track
“AND why do we fall, Bruce? So that we can learn to pick ourselves up.”
Gunners’ missed opportunities could come back and haunt them
ANOTHER game, and not the desired result for Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal and this time against Brentford.
Blues and Reds must realise there’re limits to what money can buy
THERE are a few things in this world money cannot buy; one is HAPPINESS, and the other is LOVE!
Predictions time as EPL makes way for game’s oldest cup competition
THE Premier League is taking a break this week to make way for football’s oldest competition, the FA Cup. You can consider that the league is at the halfway point of the season, and on average, there are about 18 matches left. Since there are no matches to review, I’ll make predictions based on the remaining games.
Ten points for United manager as he masterminds team’s revival
BY the time you read this, Manchester United are on a nine game winning streak in all competitions after beating Manchester City 2-1 over the weekend.
Close look at men at the helm of Blues, Reds and Toffees
THE Premier League is taking a back seat this weekend to make way for the FA Cup, but the fans were entertained by the midweek matches. After game week 18, Arsenal still lead by five points to Manchester City, with both teams still having a game in hand over some of the title chasers.
Issues for top teams in EPL to address before they can sustain top form
HAPPY New Year, everyone, and after an impressive World Cup, the Premier League is back with a vengeance!
Now for the EPL halfway awards – thanks to World Cup break
THE Premier League is taking a break; you can call it a World Cup or mid-season break.