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Roberto Mancini's midfield juggling act has just begun. At his age, Patrick Vieira is winding down his career and he cannot match his younger contemporaries for pace or endurance.
Who will follow next in the footsteps of Kevin Keegan, Juande Ramos and Roy Keane this season? Off hand, I can think of a few dispensable candidates, namely Scolari, Mark Hughes and Paul Ince.
The arrival of oil money has brought about a sea change at Eastlands. Manchester City fans turned out in record numbers in anticipation of a walloping of Chelsea.
Recent deadline deals broke a Premier League transfer record by surpassing the 500 million mark from some 470 million in 2007. Let's review two crazy last minute transfers for value.
Manchester City are following Liverpool's footsteps on internal conflicts. Rumors of the imminent departure of manager, Sven-Goran Eriksson is gaining traction by the day.
While Manchester City paid tribute to the tragedy of Busby Babes, they did not spare the same consideration for their arch rival's Premier League title ambitions.
Arsenal handed Manchester City their first home defeat in the Premier League and leapfrogged Manchester United to the league summit.
The giant-killers are back in action and this is what makes the FA Cup extravaganza so enticing for soccer fans the world over - record books are shredded and the underdogs triumph over the Goliaths.
Manchester City and Liverpool ended a highly anticipated match with a goalless draw at the City of Manchester Stadium on Sunday. The result maintained the status quo for the Big Four in the Premier League.
Barclays Premier League has unknowingly become the playing field of Thailand politics. A definite sign that the election battles are heating up is the plan by the Democrat Party for Everton to coach young Thai players.
Avram Grant promised attacking football when he became manager. Not many believed him nor trust that he can command the dressing room which is fiercely loyal to Jose Mourinho.
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