Liverpool look set to miss out on the signing of Peru teenage sensation Andy Polo after his agent
revealed he is set for a move to Germany.
Polo, just 17, is rated one of the best young talents in South America and has been strongly linked
with a move to England following his superb displays for his club side Universitario de Deportes.
RoM gave away two tickets to the Champions League semi-final to Mike Parkinson from Ashton under
Lyne.
The experience of going to watch United is the same every time. You get yourself to Stretford,
walk down the Warwick Road and enter Old Trafford to see the reds.
The good weather made it a warm balmy night so good for football.
So when pundits say the title race isn't over till it's over, it looks like it might actually
not be. Although it probably is. Well done to United and Chelsea, and Arsenal for that matter, and
almost certainly the officials at Stamford Bridge who have kept the race alive, although having not
lost a single game at Old Trafford this season, United are still very much in the driving seat;
Hernandez is probably riding shotgun.
At least it was a piece of absolute quality that decided matters in the Spanish capital last
night. Admittedly Pepe, the man shadowing Messi's movement all night was no longer on the pitch
(we'll come back to that), but it was an outrageously good goal and one that that few, if any, are
capable of.
Arsenal have officially slipped out of second on the Premier League table, to be replaced by
Chelsea. It wasn't long ago Chelsea was taking on Manchester City for the
third spot on the
table, but their surging form now has them in spitting distance of leaders Manchester United.
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Tottenham pulled off a magnificent win in the San Siro on Tuesday night with a Peter Crouch goal
ten minutes from time giving Spurs victory in the away leg.
The Milan boss was definitely wary of the threat posed by Redkanpp's side, but to take the
spoils in Milan was better than expected for the North London side.
Tottenham pulled off a magnificent win in the San Siro on Tuesday night with a Peter Crouch goal
ten minutes from time giving Spurs victory in the away leg. The Milan boss was definitely wary of
the threat posed by Redkanpp's side, but to take the spoils in Milan was better than expected for
the North London side.
