Friday, September 14, 2007

Matchday 6 predictions

Premier League Weekend Matchday 6 Predictions

This my predictions for coming weekend matches.

Prediction

1. Everton v Manchester United 1-2

2. Portsmouth v Liverpool 0-2

3. Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 1-1

4. Birmingham City v Bolton Wanderers 1-2

5. Sunderland v Reading 1-1

6. West Ham United v Middlesbrough 2-0

7. Wigan Athletic v Fulham 0-2

8. Chelsea v Blackburn Rovers 1-1

9. Manchester City v Aston Villa 2-0

10. Derby County v Newcastle United 0-2

Feel free to give your comment if you do not agree with my predictions.

Ryan Giggs praised by Bobby Charlton.




The 33 year old Welshman is hoping to have recover from a hamstring injuryin to play in tomorrow's game with Everton at Goodison Park. If Giggs makes the trip, he will move on to 722 appearance.
He is set to break Bobby Charlton record of playing 759 times for United during his 20 year playing career.

Giggs contract expires next summer, and an extension of his contract is most likely to take place. With the extension, there appears no reason why he should not overake Sir Bobby all time record.

"I would love it if Ryan got the record" Sir Bobby said, "It would be so fitting and I would be pleased to have the opportunity to go onto the pitch and present him with something. In fact, if they didn't ask me, I would pester them until they did'.







Saturday, September 1, 2007

Deadline transfer list.

Gary O'Neil - Portsmouth to Middlesbrough : £5m

Liam Rosenior left the Cottage for Reading : Undisclosed

Fulham signed Danny Murphy : Loan and Seol Ki-Hyeon : Undisclosed

Glen Johnson Chelsea to Portsmouth : Undisclosed

Papa Bouba Diop Fulham to Portsmouth.

Dejan Stefanovic Portsmouth to Fulham : £1m

Curtis Davies West Brom to Aston Villa : Loan

Sam Sodje Reading to Charlton.

Danny Mills Manchester City to Charlton.

Manchester City Paul Dickov to CRYSTAL PALACE : Loan

Abdoulaye Faye Bolton to Newcastle United : Undisclosed

Borja Oubina Celta to Birmingham.

Lassana Diarra Chelsea to Arsenal : undisclosed fee


Marcus Bent Charlton to Wigan : Loan

Henri Camara Wigan to West Ham : Loan

Wednesday, August 22, 2007

Premier League news and rumours.

Manchester United have made an inquiry about Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins. The Sun reckons Obafemi Martins is the more likely target - he's got a £13m release clause in his contract - and if Ferguson can't get him, he'll have a bit of Dimitar Berbatov for £25m.

Berbatov is reported to be at the centre of problems between Jol and the Spurs board after he reacted angrily to being substituted during the opening-day defeat at Sunderland.
Reports suggest that Jol then recommended the sale of the Bulgarian striker on the grounds that he is not a 'team player', a suggestion which did not go down well with some members of the Tottenham board.
Jol's relationship with the club's board has grown increasingly fractious and a shortlist of potential replacements was reputedly drawn up last week. Although Ramos heads the list, the names of Marcello Lippi and Mark Hughes also feature. In what must be a typo, The Daily Mail adds that of 'Harry Redknapp'.

Yakubu's move to Everton is set to collapse as Middlesbrough are demanding £12m for the striker.

Carlo Cudicini wants to leave Chelsea by the end of the month - but has missed out on the chance to join Man City. (Daily Mirror)

Rio Ferdinand is refusing to press the panic button, despite Manchester United's miserable start to their defence of the Premier League title. "There is plenty of character at United but we need to get that victory as soon as possible. Hopefully, it'll come against Spurs on Sunday."

David Nugent realises his days are numbered at Portsmouth after just three games. Derby will pay £6m for him and Harry Redknapp will use that cash to buy Nicolas Anelka. Unless Redknapp is already Spurs manager. Or Anelka is already at Man United.

William Gallas, the Arsenal defender suffered a groin injury in his side's 1-1 Premier League draw with Blackburn on Sunday and is expected to be sidelined for at least a month.