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They have Anichebe so playing Willo instead of Colo with MYM might be a good idea.

I'm basing it on the one look I have of the replay. Shame there ain't any gifs floating around which allows a second look.

The likes of Wilshere, Walker, Lukaku, Sturridge have benefited from stints at PL clubs so it can be used to accelerate a player's development. We have only ourselves to blame if we don't make use of the system. Do agree the on-loan player should be allowed to play against his parent club though. Besides, Chelsea will continue to stockpile players whether they can loan them out to a PL club. Most of their loanees are in other leagues fwiw (La Liga, Serie A, Eredivisie).

Doesn't matter to them I presume. They ain't having journalists getting paid for the amount of hits generated. Most likely it's one of the lowly employee at SD tasked with a side job of writing make-believe for the site. And yes, Sports Direct getting advertising time yet again.

His feet was level with the defender's but his torso was already leaning forward and it's an offside by the rules.

They probably predicted the retirement of Rooney by age 28.

Think it's actually any part of the body, but might be wrong. Any playable part of the body which is basically everything except the arms. I had only one look at the replay and from what I see he was already on his run with his torso arched forward in an 'offside' position, in front of the last defender.

http://i.imgur.com/fp4G1E3.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/kOTVlVi.png 55m 5-year deal. As if.

Tacky.

Should be fined for every long-range shot he attempts.

After the envelopes, another mind game / motivation tool for Brendan Rodgers to try out.

Aye, Luke Chadwick.

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Yes.

Vincent Tan's dress sense is comical.

because they'll never have as good an opportunity as now. The big sides are in a bit of chaos (other than Arsenal who'll find a way to screw up before long) and a lot more vulnerable than they have been in a long time. They are never going to challenge for the top 4 without a settled side and the players still adapting to the league and to each other. I think too much has been made of this season being their season. Man Utd, Man City and Chelsea had managerial changes but their players had played together for seasons and formed a good understanding. Spurs are regularly changing their lineups and AVB hasn't settled on his best side yet.

Rooney took the corner didn't he?

Why would it be a disaster if they don't get into the CL? They lost their star player and invested in a load of new players with little net spend. And they haven't been regularly qualifying for the CL like.

Hopefully they can do the double over the Manchester teams.

You ain't a Nice - Brest person?

More of the same please.

This season is always going to be a transition period for them considering the number of new players they brought in. Once they have adapted to this league they will be a force to be reckoned with. Their quality and quantity is immense.

Seb Larsson must have been mistakenly included as a top player since he always gets away from the red cards.