The Mighty Quint
Player Valuation: £40m
You are a witch, should be burnt at the stake you lad.
Today's Football 2014/15
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tommye
Player Valuation: £120m
Pjanic is a god.
blue4eva77
Yarmolenko ? Yes please
Sampdoria 1 Napoli 0
Sampdoria are having a decent start to the new season. whilst they don't score many goals, they don't concede either. Very good results this season and i think they could push for europe. Always liked Sampdoria and i always look out for their results each week.
Sampdoria are having a decent start to the new season. whilst they don't score many goals, they don't concede either. Very good results this season and i think they could push for europe. Always liked Sampdoria and i always look out for their results each week.
deipnosophist
Player Valuation: £80m
this game is causing me ponder on my multi bet...currently plumping for a sit on the fence draw.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Good possibility. I can see Cambiasso marshalling the forces there. And a big punt up to Lambo wont hold any terrors for a team like Leicester.
I hope that World class player of Leicesters Vardy turns up for a change.
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Big Fat Sam
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I bet the RS dry bum them.
blue4eva77
Yarmolenko ? Yes please
I havent heard a peep out of @FOXINPEACE for a while. Wonder why?
blue4eva77
Yarmolenko ? Yes please
Absolutely incredible.
A meeting with Liverpool might be just what Pearson needs
Thanks to Tony Pulis’s escapades with Crystal Palace last season his spectre hovers over just about every manager in the bottom half but just now no one is feeling the shadow of that baseball cap peak more keenly than Nigel Pearson. The defeat against QPR at the weekend means it is now eight games without a win for his Leicester side, who find themselves on the foot of the Premier League as a result. Pearson is now the runaway favourite to become the first manager to lose his job this season. But the meeting with Liverpool offers reason for optimism. Leicester’s better performances this season have come against the Premier League’s bigger beasts – they gave Chelsea a scare, held both Arsenal and Everton, and klonked Manchester United 5-3 – and Liverpool, despite a shaky start, certainly still qualify. The Reds may have pulled themselves out of their own rut thanks to Glen Johnson’s winner against Stoke but there was enough evidence at Anfield to suggest that Brendan Rodgers’ side are not out of their collective funk just yet. JA. Guardian.
Thanks to Tony Pulis’s escapades with Crystal Palace last season his spectre hovers over just about every manager in the bottom half but just now no one is feeling the shadow of that baseball cap peak more keenly than Nigel Pearson. The defeat against QPR at the weekend means it is now eight games without a win for his Leicester side, who find themselves on the foot of the Premier League as a result. Pearson is now the runaway favourite to become the first manager to lose his job this season. But the meeting with Liverpool offers reason for optimism. Leicester’s better performances this season have come against the Premier League’s bigger beasts – they gave Chelsea a scare, held both Arsenal and Everton, and klonked Manchester United 5-3 – and Liverpool, despite a shaky start, certainly still qualify. The Reds may have pulled themselves out of their own rut thanks to Glen Johnson’s winner against Stoke but there was enough evidence at Anfield to suggest that Brendan Rodgers’ side are not out of their collective funk just yet. JA. Guardian.
ToffeeDoug
Player Valuation: £35m
Clattenberk is the ref though.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
right lads, so it's my birthday today, do i watch leicester liverpool in the hope of getting an extra present? whilst risking putting a dampner on my brithday?
...scrap that, swansea are on
...scrap that, swansea are on
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