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PREMIER LEAGUE STATEMENT
The Premier League has welcomed the changes as voted for by the Football Association's shareholders in favour of the reforms proposed by the FA Board in response to the Lord Burns' report.
A statement from the Premier League said: “The Premier League has always been very supportive of the Burns reforms.
"We are extremely pleased they have been adopted and look forward to working with The FA under the new structures.
"The success today is very much down to Geoff Thompson and Brian Barwick and his team, and we all owe them our thanks for the work they've done.â€
FA TO HAVE INDEPENDENT CHAIRMAN
The Premier League has welcomed the changes as voted for by the Football Association's shareholders in favour of the reforms proposed by the FA Board in response to the Lord Burns' report.
A statement from the Premier League said: “The Premier League has always been very supportive of the Burns reforms.
"We are extremely pleased they have been adopted and look forward to working with The FA under the new structures.
"The success today is very much down to Geoff Thompson and Brian Barwick and his team, and we all owe them our thanks for the work they've done.â€
FA TO HAVE INDEPENDENT CHAIRMAN
Blue is the color, football is the game.
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
Not certain, sometime in June or early July. Keep an eye on their web-site http://www.premierleague.com
Blue is the color, football is the game.
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
- Lilly Whites
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The transfer window hasn't opened yet, let alone closed...........we will see who ends up in a BLUE shirt for the coming season.
Can't see the Gunners finishing in the top 3 next season though
Can't see the Gunners finishing in the top 3 next season though
Blue is the color, football is the game.
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
- Lilly Whites
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yes i canRodger-k wrote:The transfer window hasn't opened yet, let alone closed...........we will see who ends up in a BLUE shirt for the coming season.
Can't see the Gunners finishing in the top 3 next season though
roman abramovich has said he isnt spending much more cash on u chumps..
this year was huge for arsenal
all there youngsters got much needed experience
dont count them off yet
they just need one, or two maybe decent experienced signings and they will be a force...
Van Peirse is probably one of the must under rated blokes in the premiership for my count
can be deadly
ROMAN: I`LL KEEP SPENDINGRiommanista SCUM wrote:yes i canRodger-k wrote:The transfer window hasn't opened yet, let alone closed...........we will see who ends up in a BLUE shirt for the coming season.
Can't see the Gunners finishing in the top 3 next season though
roman abramovich has said he isnt spending much more cash on u chumps..
this year was huge for arsenal
all there youngsters got much needed experience
dont count them off yet
they just need one, or two maybe decent experienced signings and they will be a force...
Van Peirse is probably one of the must under rated blokes in the premiership for my count
can be deadly
Posted 30/05/07
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has dismissed reports that he will cut his spending on new players as "nonsense".
The Russian gave a rare interview to Ekho Moskvy radio station in which he denied media reports that he would give manager Jose Mourinho a tiny transfer budget this summer after spending £250m over the last four years.
"This is absolute nonsense," said Abramovich. "Everything will remain the same. My relationship with Chelsea has not changed and I wouldn't want to change anything."
Those comments are a little different to those he made in December in his only British interview with The Observer.
Then he said: "Our strategy is to bring up our own players through the academy, which we have invested a lot in, and hope it gives results. We will be spending less in the transfer market in future years."
With an open chequebook Chelsea may well target Argentine forward Carlos Tevez rather than cut-price options like Blackburn's Benni McCarthy.
Let them think what they like we know the truth.........I'm happy for the likes of Roma to right us off..............the victories taste all the sweeter then.......LOL
I stand by my earler statement I don't think Arsenal will finish in the top 3
I stand by my earler statement I don't think Arsenal will finish in the top 3
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2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
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dont write off arsenals youngsters for next season just yet they did pretty wel against chelsea in the carling final. a couple more experienced players around them and they will be back in the top two, as for chelsea they shouldn't be worrying about spending more money when there best players want to leave, if you lose terry and lampard its back to mid table for you
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please Liverpool will be lucky to make the top 4... we are saying we will sign this and that, but all we have signed is tow youngsters from Hungary, a youngster from Brazil and some has-been from teh German league.Rigoni 10 wrote:he actually has a gd idea about the gamezola wrote:forza roma u got no clue
1. Arsenal
2. Man USA
3. Chelski
4. Liverpoo
my top 4:
1. Chelski
2. Man USA
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
Arsenal winning the EPL Delusions and grandures...
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lefty u must be kidding if u think spurs will finish above us!!!!!LFTWNG11 wrote:please Liverpool will be lucky to make the top 4... we are saying we will sign this and that, but all we have signed is tow youngsters from Hungary, a youngster from Brazil and some has-been from teh German league.Rigoni 10 wrote:he actually has a gd idea about the gamezola wrote:forza roma u got no clue
1. Arsenal
2. Man USA
3. Chelski
4. Liverpoo
my top 4:
1. Chelski
2. Man USA
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
Arsenal winning the EPL Delusions and grandures...
they had a full strength side against our weakened team and still couldn't beat us at SHITE TART LANE
Only time will tell............everyone who has won a championship has a slice of luck, ours ran out last season and we finished SECOND!!
Frank & John may leave just like Gerrard left Liverpool.....
Frank & John may leave just like Gerrard left Liverpool.....
Blue is the color, football is the game.
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
2006/2007 EPL runner up
2006/2007 Champions League Semi-Finalist
2006/2007 FA Cup winners
2006/2007 League Cup winners
and still considered 2006/2007 to be an un-successful season
- delfino_1936
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ok well then top 4:Rigoni 10 wrote:lefty u must be kidding if u think spurs will finish above us!!!!!LFTWNG11 wrote:please Liverpool will be lucky to make the top 4... we are saying we will sign this and that, but all we have signed is tow youngsters from Hungary, a youngster from Brazil and some has-been from teh German league.Rigoni 10 wrote:he actually has a gd idea about the gamezola wrote:forza roma u got no clue
1. Arsenal
2. Man USA
3. Chelski
4. Liverpoo
my top 4:
1. Chelski
2. Man USA
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
Arsenal winning the EPL Delusions and grandures...
they had a full strength side against our weakened team and still couldn't beat us at SHITE TART LANE
1. Chelski
2. ManUSA
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham
whatever order, I can honestly see Liverpool falling out of the top 4 next season as they fail to make any impact signings....
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ur funyn rigoni... first u say Chelski had so much luck to even get close, then did well with all there injuries... all in the space of 5 minutes.Rigoni 10 wrote:yeh true....i thought Chelski did rather well with all the injuries you guys hadRodger-k wrote:maybe so but we did it with half a team for 3/4 of the season.........
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ok sorry let me re-phrase....chelski have been lucky for the past 2years.....they had a bit of luck this year but not as much because they got many injuries in which they did well considering...however we always expect chelski 2 do well with injuries cause their squad is so bigLFTWNG11 wrote:ur funyn rigoni... first u say Chelski had so much luck to even get close, then did well with all there injuries... all in the space of 5 minutes.Rigoni 10 wrote:yeh true....i thought Chelski did rather well with all the injuries you guys hadRodger-k wrote:maybe so but we did it with half a team for 3/4 of the season.........
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which is why i said u werent that lucky this year cause with the depth of ur squad you guys should be right up there still....we finished equal 3rd cause our depth wasnt as gd as Chelski's....we couldn't cover Henry and RVP for half of the seasonzola wrote:wasnt luck
we were the second best team in the epl this year
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Look everyone, the only team that has no luck is Arsenal... everything Arsenal win, they have to earn twice as much where as CHelski and ManUSA get all the luck in the world and dont have to be as good or work as hard because thye get all the luck... simple really?Rigoni 10 wrote:so ur saying Chelski werent luck those 2 yrs at all???zola wrote:and the two previous year we were the best. end of story
Man USA had champions luck this year as well
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never said that.....we were lucky to win a few games this year....but everyone says u make ur own luck and u need luck to win thingsLFTWNG11 wrote:Look everyone, the only team that has no luck is Arsenal... everything Arsenal win, they have to earn twice as much where as CHelski and ManUSA get all the luck in the world and dont have to be as good or work as hard because thye get all the luck... simple really?Rigoni 10 wrote:so ur saying Chelski werent luck those 2 yrs at all???zola wrote:and the two previous year we were the best. end of story
Man USA had champions luck this year as well
lefty do u think Liverpool were lucky to win 2005 UCL and lucky to make this years final???