http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/-t1.htm Discuss Premiership football. Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:29:35 GMT 10 http://hitskin.com/themes/13/96/16/i_logo.png http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/-t1.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-steve-stuanton-interview-young-at-heart-t5562.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:Not much has changed for Aston Villa in the 18 seasons of the Premier League. For most of that time they've been knocking on the door of greatness, have seen it opened once or twice - but never been quite able to put their foot across the threshold. Can it be different this time? Can manager Martin O'Neill turn them from a nearly team into something special? Or does Manchester City's financial muscle mean Villa's one chance to break into the Champions League cartel came ... Premiership Thu, 13 Aug 2009 15:17:09 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-steve-stuanton-interview-young-at-heart-t5562.htm#64046 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-steve-stuanton-interview-young-at-heart-t5562.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-andy-johnson-interview-the-boss-has-been-great-now-we-must-win-something-t5564.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:Andrew Johnson’s career statistics make impressive reading. He has been a reliable source of goals wherever he has been. However, there is one notable gap in Johnson’s CV – a medal from one of football’s major honours. It’s a void he is determined to fill this season as Fulham contest three cup competitions in the Europa League, Carling Cup and FA Cup. Johnson, who has progressed under Roy Hodgson’s astute management said: “It would have been fantastic to have a ... Premiership Sat, 15 Aug 2009 10:30:00 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-andy-johnson-interview-the-boss-has-been-great-now-we-must-win-something-t5564.htm#64052 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-andy-johnson-interview-the-boss-has-been-great-now-we-must-win-something-t5564.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/who-will-win-the-premier-league-t5549.htm Rob of the Rovers This year provides what could well be the most open Premier League title race in years. Manchester United are the holders and the favourites. But after losing Christiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid, they look slightly more vunerable. Can they hold on? Chelsea have a new manager at the helm in Carlo Ancellotti. Abramovich wants his crown back and with the Community Shield already in this season's trophy cabinate they look a good bet. But can the former Milan coach repeat Jose Mourinho's league ... Premiership Mon, 10 Aug 2009 12:06:03 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/who-will-win-the-premier-league-t5549.htm#64016 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/who-will-win-the-premier-league-t5549.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/portsmouth-t5600.htm NicNac
Reports of players not being paid, and their new owner supposedly in hospital.

Think the players were supposed to be paid today, anyone heard anything?

Not to mention rock bottom of the league...]]> Premiership Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:29:35 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/portsmouth-t5600.htm#64272 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/portsmouth-t5600.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-david-moyes-interview-saha-so-good-t5556.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:David Moyes took a gamble on signing Louis Saha last summer. Now he reveals that he has taken another - by rejecting a multi-million pound bid for the striker he believes is healing mentally as well as physically. Saha arrived from Manchester United a year ago as an injury hit, emotional wreck - carrying the bagage that his spirit was as broken as his body. Howevever, Everton manager, Moyes, believes he is in the process of not just re-investing but rebranding himself. ... Premiership Tue, 11 Aug 2009 07:18:39 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-david-moyes-interview-saha-so-good-t5556.htm#64027 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-david-moyes-interview-saha-so-good-t5556.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-peter-hill-wood-interview-arsene-still-retains-his-love-and-enthuasm-for-football-t5555.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson have been the most successful managers in the history of the Premier League. On the face of it, the two have little in common. Arsenal boss Wenger is a cool, composed, erudite Frenchman who's words are measure and whose demeanour is professsional. Ferguson, who has guided Manchester United to 11 Premier League titles, is an explosive Scot from a working-class background in Govan. Wenger's reactions to a post-match crisis has been to tell ... Premiership Mon, 10 Aug 2009 19:25:41 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-peter-hill-wood-interview-arsene-still-retains-his-love-and-enthuasm-for-football-t5555.htm#64025 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-peter-hill-wood-interview-arsene-still-retains-his-love-and-enthuasm-for-football-t5555.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-john-terry-interview-watching-united-winning-trophies-is-killing-me-i-want-the-title-back-t5554.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:John Terry is desperate for Carlo Ancelotti to ease his pain and restore his reputation as a winner. The Chelsea skipper has won many of the games top prizes - but he revealed last night that Manchester United's Premier League dominance is 'killing him'. Three managers - Avram Grant, Big Phil Scolari and Guus Hddink have all failed to emulate Terry's beloved Jose Mourinho, who bagged the Championship with the Blues in 2005 and 2006. Since then, Fergie's men have blown ... Premiership Mon, 10 Aug 2009 18:18:26 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-john-terry-interview-watching-united-winning-trophies-is-killing-me-i-want-the-title-back-t5554.htm#64022 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-john-terry-interview-watching-united-winning-trophies-is-killing-me-i-want-the-title-back-t5554.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-rafa-benitez-interview-we-re-up-fer-a-title-fight-t5552.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:If the title race is decided by individual brillance that Rafa Benitez has no doubt that Liverpool's two decade wait for the Championship will end next May. It has taken the Spaniard five seasons to construct a squad capable of slugging it out with Manchester United and Chelsea at the top of the Premier League for the the whole nine months. Yet it is the understanding between Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard that really gives Benitez the belief that 2010 will be ... Premiership Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:52:06 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-rafa-benitez-interview-we-re-up-fer-a-title-fight-t5552.htm#64019 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-rafa-benitez-interview-we-re-up-fer-a-title-fight-t5552.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-ryan-giggs-interview-we-ll-top-the-kop-t5551.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:Ryan Giggs may already stand alone as the most successful player English football has ever seen, but the Manchester United player wants to claim one more piece of history. Born in Wales but raised in the United heartland of Salford, Giggs understands better than anyone in the Old Trafford dressing room what it would mean to the United fans to win a record 19th title and so edge ahead of bitter rivals Liverpool. Yet this season's race for the Premier League means ... Premiership Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:02:59 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-ryan-giggs-interview-we-ll-top-the-kop-t5551.htm#64018 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-ryan-giggs-interview-we-ll-top-the-kop-t5551.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-raul-interview-i-can-see-michael-outscoring-both-torres-and-drogba-t5550.htm Rob of the Rovers Sunday Mirror wrote:It still ranks as the most controversial signings of the summer. And if one of Europe's greatest striker is proved right, Michael Owen's shock move to Manchester United will emerge as the masterstroke of the year - for club and country. Raul played alongside Owen at Real Madrid and has an impeccable pedigree of his own. No player has scored more Champions League goals than the 32-year-old Spanish superstar, who has hit 64. Raul played alongside Fernando Torres, ... Premiership Mon, 10 Aug 2009 12:30:21 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-raul-interview-i-can-see-michael-outscoring-both-torres-and-drogba-t5550.htm#64017 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/daily-mirror-raul-interview-i-can-see-michael-outscoring-both-torres-and-drogba-t5550.htm http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/owen-completes-man-utd-switch-t5517.htm Rob of the Rovers Manchester United are reportedly interested in out-of-contract Newcastle United striker Michael Owen. Owen is looking for a new club after allowing his Magpies deal to expire and a number of Premier League clubs are considering a move. The likes of Hull City and Stoke City have signalled their intent to bring him in but it now seems Premier League champions Manchester United have also entered the chase. Sky Bet have slashed their odds on the 29-year-old moving to Old Trafford amid ... Premiership Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:51:04 GMT http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/owen-completes-man-utd-switch-t5517.htm#63870 http://4-4-2.forumotion.com/premiership-f19/owen-completes-man-utd-switch-t5517.htm