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Eduardo-bashing just isn't cricket
Cricket has long been used as a symbolic representation of the values of fair play, something of an English obsession. It is interesting then that the sport which is chosen to epitomise these values was invented by the English but popularised throughout the then 'barbaric' world on the back of colonialism and the British empire. No prizes for spotting the contradiction here. The legacy of English and indeed Christian morality is caked in the blood of foreigners.   1
Manchester City
Goals are the key as Spurs and Man City look to upset the big four
Sitting proudly in top spot with a goal difference of +5, Arsenal will undoubtedly be delighted with the way in which the opening weekend of the Barclay’s Premier League panned out. For Chelsea, Manchester United and most of all, Liverpool, however, day one didn’t prove to be quite so rosy.   0
Tottenham Hotspur
"This could be our year" (the Tottenham mantra)
Feel the optimism, brethren. Feel the optimism.   0
Liverpool
Loss of Alonso could cause misery on the Mersey
Step outside. If you can hear a loud exhalation - nay, sigh of relief, coupled with the fainter wailings of lovelorn Scousers, that’s the sound of Britain reacting to one of the summer’s most drawn-out and irritating transfers finally being laid to rest.   0
Clubs
Arsenal
> Eduardo-bashing just isn't cricket
Aston Villa
> Gareth Barry: a big deal for Villa, a big waste of money for Man City?
Birmingham City
> King Benitez of Brum!
Blackburn Rovers
Bolton Wanderers
Burnley
Chelsea
> Goals are the key as Spurs and Man City look to upset the big four
Everton
Fulham
Hull City
Liverpool
> Goals are the key as Spurs and Man City look to upset the big four
Manchester City
> Goals are the key as Spurs and Man City look to upset the big four
Manchester United
> Goals are the key as Spurs and Man City look to upset the big four
Portsmouth
Stoke City
Sunderland
> Steve Bruce: disloyal or ambitious?
Tottenham Hotspur
> Goals are the key as Spurs and Man City look to upset the big four
West Ham United
> Collison crushes the England dream
Wigan Athletic
> Steve Bruce: disloyal or ambitious?
Wolves