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  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Fulham FC Best at Penalties, Manchester United Among the Worst

  The best penalty-taking team in the Premier League this season is none other than Fulham, while Man United is one of the worst. Chelsea has been awarded the most penalties at nine while Spurs and Swansea haven’t been awarded a single one. These stats come from Opta, which keep a record of ju...

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    Peter McCubbin Sunderland have had 4 penalties? 1 month ago
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    Sherico Dela Cruz Swansea and Tottenham at 0 out of 0 for 0%?... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Premier League Clubs Paid 67 Percent of Revenue to Wages

  Premier League clubs shelled out 67 percent of their income on wages last season with £2.4 billion being earned and £1.6 billion of it being paid out. It’s way too much, but is a drop from 68 percent three seasons ago and 69 percent two years ago. In those three seasons, wages have totaled £4...

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    Conor Mcveigh Well it is them playing the football 1 month ago
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    Will Rickson You cannot know the pay of the lower paid player... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Ashley Young Won't Be Back This Season

  Man United winger and England international Ashley Young will have to sit out the remainder of the Premier League season due to an injured ankle. United boss Alex Ferguson announced the bad news on April 19. Young, was injured in United’s 2-1 loss to cross town rivals Man City at Old Trafford...

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    Vicky Carter Aww noo 1 month ago
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    James Greenacre no 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Carrick, Van Persie, Bale, Hazard, Mata, and Suarez, Nominated for Player of Year

  The Professional Footballers Association has now released a shortlist of six players that are up for the player of the year award in the Premier League. The league’s top three goal scorers are among them, but reports state that Gareth Bale of Tottenham is the favourite to earn the honour for ...

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    Eoin Quinn how is carrick in that list I will never know,... 1 month ago
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    Dave Mc Cluskey Hands down suarez but more than likely he'll be robbed... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Why Norwich Should Say No to Dutch Striker Van Wolfswinkel

  It looks like Sporting Lisbon striker Ricky van Wolfswinkel may be headed to Norwich City, but I’d tell him to forget about it, and not because his name won’t fit on the back of a shirt. It seems like every Tom, Dick, and Harry, and Ricky, feel they can simply pick and choose to head over to...

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    Joel Amorim He is a good player with a spoiled brat mentality... 1 month ago
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    Edward Murphy just think of the dosh Norrich will make when they... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Joey Barton Sticks Up For English Referees: Is He Right?

  QPR’s on-loan English midfielder Joey Barton is no stranger to controversy and speaking his mind.  He’s coming up with an argument this time against the English FA for not sticking up for its referees. Barton, who’s now playing over in France with Marseille, said the French football federati...

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    ushouston yes 1 month ago
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    Tony Melly Refs & Joey Barton..... Wankers. 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Swansea to Expand Liberty Stadium by 12,000 Seats

  Swansea City announced on April 18 that they will be adding another 12,000 seats to Liberty Stadium. Swansea’s home pitch can seat 20,500 at the moment, which is one of the smallest in the Premier League. Liberty Stadium became the club’s home ground back in 2005 when it took over from Vetch ...

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    Thomas Morgan Wouldn't really need that much if we didnt have so... 1 month ago
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    Leighton Hopkins hi 12,000 to much the swans haven't the god given... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Newcastle's Ryan Taylor to Miss Entire 2013/14 Season

  Newcastle United just can’t seem to catch a break. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the club said on April 17 that defender Ryan Taylor may be out of action for the entire 2013/14 season. The 28-year-old Liverpool native, who is one of the best English defenders out there, suffered a...

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    Philip William Spence why do shit like john wayne exist - er hang... 1 month ago
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    Ross Minihan ya class player lads. 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Man United Knocked Off as World’s Most Valuable Club By Real Madrid

  According to the brand new list by Forbes magazine, Real Madrid has knocked Man United off of its perch as the world’s most valuable football club and sports franchise. This is the first year that Man United has been knocked out of first place since Forbes started publishing the list in 2004...

      
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  All 380 Premier League Matches Will Broadcast Live in U.S. Next Season

  Premier League fans in America will be in heaven next season as NBC Sports announced that all 380 league matches will be broadcast live on NBC Sports Live Extra. The channel is made for mobile apps, tablets and desktops. All games will also feature pre and post-match shows. NBC said all the g...

      
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Football Transfers Reached $2.53 Billion in 2012

  According to FIFA, football teams spent $2.53 billion (£1.61 billion) during the transfer market in 2012. FIFA said the global number of transfers for the year was 11,552 between countries. These are transfers between nations only and don’t include transfers within the same country. The amoun...

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    Sam Garrod Yes. It has. 1 month ago
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    Jordan Torres yet hes been top quality for united... cant say that... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Has Michel Platini Brainwashed Football Over Goal Line Technology?

  So far it looks like the English Premier League is one of the only leagues to show any common sense by implementing goal-line technology next season, opting to use the Hawk-Eye method. But with plans for the system to be used only in the Premier League, you have to wonder, what about the rest ...

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    Alan MacElroy Yeah he probably has 1 month ago
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    James McBride The German's will probably use their own goal line technology... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  'Tough Guy' Punches Horse During Derby Brawl

  Seriously, WTF is wrong with people. We’ve got sick ****ers all over this world, blowing up runners at marathons and punching horses during riots. This jackass is the animal in this video, not the horse. He’s also got the courage to make sure his face is covered so his kids, co-workers, mum a...

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    Crippy Cooke I don't agree with his behaviour, but don't we have... 1 month ago
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    Marty Richardson What a pansy the guy is , its bad enough... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Newcastle Keeper Tim Krul Out for the Season

  It looks like things are going from bad to worse up at Newcastle. First came the 3-0 defeat at the hands of arch rivals Sunderland, followed by disgraceful scenes of violence and now the news that Dutch keeper Tim Krul will be lost for the remainder of the season. With Newcastle in 13th plac...

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    Patrick Farrell ya i agree harper should be let play the last... 1 month ago
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    Beryl Bartlett hope you feel better real soon n going to miss... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Disgraceful Reading and Wigan Exposed Trying to Rip Off Employees

  Just checked out a rather disturbing story about Wigan and Reading that originated from Britain in the Independent. It seems both of these million-pound Premier League Football Clubs have been offering full-time unpaid intern jobs via the UK Sport website. The Wigan ad said the job is an “exc...

      
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  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Chelsea vs Man City Game Shows One Referee Isn’t Enough

  If anything should be taken out of the Chelsea vs Man City FA Cup semi final at Wembley on Sunday it’s that one referee isn’t enough these days when it comes to officiating an elite football match. Technically, he’s aided by the two linesmen, but the fourth official might as well be replaced ...

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    annie hustler seems everyone is against Man City because of 2 incidents... 1 month ago
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    Gary Mackness Agree that post match analysis should be brought in and... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  David Moyes Says Kevin Mirallas Has to Toughen up To Stay at Everton

  Everton boss David Moyes says Belgian midfielder Kevin Mirallas needs to toughen himself up or he may not fit in at the Merseyside club for long. Moyes is impressed with the 25-year-old player’s skills, speed, and scoring ability, especially with three goals in the last five league games. Ho...

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    Thomas Hewson So use Jela or Anichebe (depending who starts) as a... 1 month ago
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    Marc Dougherty I cant see this being true? The lad has been... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Roy Hodgson Says Clubs Treat Internationals As Holidays: Alex Ferguson Disagrees

  According to Man United boss Alex Ferguson, international football interferes with the ambitions of league clubs. He was responding to England manager Roy Hodgson who claimed that players and clubs often treat international breaks as holidays and their attitude is damaging the prospects of t...

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    Matthew Cassell Roy Hodgson has has a really good point. There are... 1 month ago
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    Southampton FC Roy is making an excuse for not being at the... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Three-Year Ban For Arsenal Fan Who Threw Banana At Gareth Bale

  An Arsenal supporter was handed a three-year ban from football matches in Britain on April 12 for throwing a banana at Tottenham Hotspurs’ Welsh international Gareth Bale in a recent Premier League match. The guilty party, one Thomas Flint, was told by the judge that his behavior was disgrac...

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    Andy Friend bale fuck of back to the zoo u yid scum. 1 month ago
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    James Colman-Deveney 3 years is a bit harsh. well done to the... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  David Beckham Sticks up for English Failures in Europe

  There’s not really much of an argument that English clubs underachieved in Europe this season. This could be said for both the Champions League and the Europa Cup with Chelsea being the last team standing. However, former England captain and current PSG midfielder David Beckham believes the P...

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    Ken Giddings my beluved spurs will be in decline if they bkeep... 1 month ago
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    Anthony Feed MeMore Sestanovich reffs have a part to play aswell 1 month ago
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  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  England Has No Chance of a World Cup Win for 15 Years

  According to some of the game’s experts, the immediate future for England’s national team looks quite bleak indeed. In fact, Sir Bobby Charlton said he doesn’t think they’ll win another World Cup. The former Man United star said, "When people ask me, I feel obliged to say England can win the...

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    Matt Hill We need to completely start a fresh and that has... 1 month ago
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    Yid1882 International football is dead, It's so boring to watch, our... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Premier League’s Salary Cap Confusing at Best

  The idea of wage restrictions in the Premier League is to put all 20 teams on equal footing. If they can only spend a specific amount on wages then, in theory, one or two teams won’t be able to stock their rosters with the best players while the rest of the league has to select from the rest....

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    Bill McCavish Is this a FIFA mess up or is it just... 1 month ago
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    Pierre Fourie I agree that there should be some type of salary... 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Five of the Best Footballer’s Mansions

  After raking in millions of pounds every year for playing a game, you don’t expect rich and famous football players to live in council houses do you. These are five of the world’s richest footballer’s mansions.

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    Paul Rowe tough life for footballers. 1 month ago
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    Phil McGrath Wonder if the bedroom tax will apply? 1 month ago
• 1 month ago
  
  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Lucas Leiva Signs New Long-Term Deal With Liverpool

  It was announced on April 10 that Liverpool’s Brazilian midfielder Lucas Leiva has come to terms with the club over a new contract. However, length of the extension wasn’t immediately released by the team. The international joined Liverpool in the summer of 2007 from Gremio. He’s played 208 m...

      
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  Ian Stewart Palmer
  

  Brazil Likely to Miss World Cup Stadium Deadline

  It really comes as no surprise that Brazil is set to miss the FIFA deadline on April 15 to have the World Cup stadiums ready for this summer’s Confederations Cup. There was supposed to be half a dozen grounds ready to go for the World Cup dress rehearsal this summer, but just three of them h...

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    Paul Furey This story comes up every time a non European country... 1 month ago
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    Jon Spencer Why is Ade building it? 1 month ago