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Though I'm sure the Man City takeover has been brewing for some time, for the general public it all
happened in a flash yesterday. All of a sudden Man City were (all but) owned by the Abu Dhabi
United Group for Investment and Development and had insane amounts of money to spend. They livened
up transfer [.
Aside from most of their fans, we can safely say that most of the Premier League's fans dislike the
monopoly that is the Big Four. Notice that even just over a year ago we still had to say the 'so
called' Big Four, before saying the name of each club. It has certainly become much more set in
stone. I though, do not particularly mind the Big Four.
1. The Big Four are Back No, not that big four. The other one. The top four Premier League teams
are now Chelsea, Liverpool, Man Utd and Arsenal. No more Hull City, and Aston Villa missed their
opportunity to join the party. You have to worry about Arsenal a little, but looks like this could
be [...]
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Lest this become a Villa blog.
And yet.
Our seasons tend to be lost around this time of year. After a marvelous bit of overperforming in
the Fall, the Villa boys usually put away their rocket packs just in time for Christmas, losing in
undignified fashion over the break after trying to play the long-ball away from home, then
sputtering out in Jan/Feb in order to set up a thrilling push for the UEFA Cup spots in May.
This is my first submission to EPL Talk, so I would like to extend a big thanks and cheers to the
Gaffer for inviting me to join the team. I'm excited to be a member of a top notch network of
football enthusiasts and commentators. I hope I can help maintain the high standards set
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The end of the 05-06 season which saw Tottenham cruelly lose out on a Champions League place due to
an 'accidental' food poisoning, gave birth to the ongoing debate as to whether Spurs should be
finishing in the top 4. However, I believe this debate has been blown out of proportion. Spurs,
before 2006, were a [.
A Reading from the Blog of A More Splendid Life, Post 133.
1. After he had eaten the lunch that he had prepared there, Richard said to them, "Yea verily
I say unto you, the US Presidential election is like a football match between a widely-supported
underdog and a once-mighty but now-struggling Big Four side.
