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Just my idea hehe  :laugh:  :whistle:

So i hear ur team are trying to sign Owen Hargreeves good choice supurb player!

Yeah, he would be a great signing for us!

Lets hope we do better in the league than we did in our pre-season games...we have only won one, and lost 5 in a row :blush: :pinch: :(

Edited by farsightxc2
um i'm gonna whoop ur ass in the Fantasy Football thou hehe (I hope):p

You hope :ninja:

It will be hard to tell after the first few weeks who has the better team - around Christmas is when it starts hotting up! Remember, if you are bottom of the table at Christmas then you will be relegated :p :D

just like Spurs will be hehe, just kiddin ;)

Oi, you :p

As my mate, an Arsenal fan, once said "Although it pains me to say it, there are worse teams in the Premiership that Tottenham. They won't get relegated."

i'm in

never played before

what the heck maybe i won't make myself look like an idiot

I must admit this is my 'first time' too :o

I am looking forward to seeing if my team does any good!

(I think it will :shifty: )

I hope nobody picked Michael Owen, I have just heard that he's signed for Real Madrid...

lol on recent performances for liverpool why would you have picked him anyway? and the owen real rumour is over 3 days old and yes it probably will happen if a price can be agreed

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