Barclays Premier League Season 2012/2013

By +Frank B.
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  1. 1. Which team will win the title this season?

    • Arsenal
      1
    • Aston Villa
      1
    • Chelsea
      5
    • Everton
      1
    • Fulham
      0
    • Liverpool
      0
    • Manchester City
      5
    • Manchester United
      18
    • Newcastle United
      1
    • Norwich City
      0
    • Queens Park Rangers
      0
    • Reading
      0
    • Southampton
      0
    • Stoke City
      0
    • Sunderland
      0
    • Swansea City
      0
    • Tottenham Hotspur
      1
    • West Bromwich Albion
      0
    • West Ham United
      1
    • Wigan Athletic
      0

  2. 2. Which teams will be relegated this season?

    • Arsenal
      4
    • Aston Villa
      2
    • Chelsea
      4
    • Everton
      0
    • Fulham
      0
    • Liverpool
      4
    • Manchester City
      4
    • Manchester United
      3
    • Newcastle United
      3
    • Norwich City
      6
    • Queens Park Rangers
      13
    • Reading
      19
    • Southampton
      12
    • Stoke City
      1
    • Sunderland
      5
    • Swansea City
      2
    • Tottenham Hotspur
      1
    • West Bromwich Albion
      4
    • West Ham United
      5
    • Wigan Athletic
      11

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Grand Master

Farstrider

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Pretty good result for the Hammers, and also an outstanding one for Swansea! First win at The Arsenal in 30 years I think!

My beloved Villa were pretty bloody useless again today, almost conjured up a goal at the death, but was not to be!

  • 4 weeks later...
Grand Master

mattmatik

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I'm still here, although as Chelsea supporter, its been a roller coaster of a season thus far. Really not sure what to say of it, really. Not a Benitez fan, really, but finally someone has come in and put the kabosh on David Luiz in defensive back. Sideshow Bob aggrivates me to no end - if he's going to be on the pitch, put him at midfield and let him run around, if anything.

I'm just getting sick of everytime checking the scores and Chicharito or RVP has some crazy ass late minute goal to steal points for MU. Getting rather irritating, actually.

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JJ_

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It happens so frequently, it isn't luck anymore. It's written in MU's DNA :) On a serious note yesterdays clean sheet was a milestone for us because we've been leaking goals all over the place this season, hopefully with our defence back to full strength, we can tighten up at the back.

Sideshow Bob, haha great name. I agree, he's a beast in midfield & his free kicks aren't bad either. Chelsea looked strong at the start of the season and I thought they would go on to win the PL. It surprised me how bad they flopped but they aren't looking too at the moment and with a few games in hand, I think they can easily beat Man City to 2nd spot before the season is up :D

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Lingwo

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Looks like Southampton are finally getting used to the PL. We're not winning as much as we should but we're not losing either. We'd have won yesterday if it wasn't for Cameron's wonder goal. Hopefully we'll have enough to keep us out the relegation battle towards the end of the season. I think Villa is going to be there and looking like QPR also.

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mattmatik

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Well, big win @ Everton today. Thank goodness for Lampard. We'll see how bad the Cech injury is - at least we have QPR on Wednesday.

No telling what will happen in transfer window. Sounds like Ba is close to done deal - a move I like very much.

  • 3 weeks later...
Grand Master

Lingwo

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Good time to sack our manager when we seem to be on the up.

If they were going to get rid of him, they should have done it at the start of the season.

Him and Pardew have put Southampton where they are now. I think he deserved more than this.

Well at least some other team is going to get a decent manager out of this.

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StrikedOut

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Your board have made you a dead cert for relegation already.

Your ex-manager I heard, will be approached by Villa very soon.

It feels that way and at the moment I wouldn't be too bothered, would feel like an I told you so to NC. However come Monday I will be 100% behind the team and new manager.

NA is a genuinely good person and a good manager, he won't be out of work for long.

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Alot of tweets I saw and response from Saints fans are saying they will go down now, the new manager said he had been studying the club for several weeks...football is just cruel and mystifying sometimes!

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mikebiacsi

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Honestly don't understand this one. I suppose if it's been weeks in the making then yes, but the timing of it seems absurd! Lets hope NC gets this one right, the last time he sacked a manager was Pardew when we just picked up a big win. He was replaced by Adkins and we all know how that one went, hopefully lightning can strike the same place twice.

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