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| 4 | Manchester United | 26 | 10 | 45 |
| 5 | Chelsea | 26 | 17 | 44 |
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| 10 | Newcastle | 26 | 0 | 36 |
| 11 | Sunderland | 26 | -3 | 36 |
| 12 | Fulham | 26 | -5 | 34 |
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£225k x 52 is £11.7m Darren. But if you want it to be £300k, knock yourself out. If you want me admit grealish earns £300k a week, ive no problem to say he does if that\'s what is reported at city, or that Everton are reported to pay 75% of that figure. Alladyce was clearly just an interim, as they were shitting themselves rightly or wrong over relegation. Benitez, yep lost for words on that one. John 141 – I was referring to Fulham, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace looking fir a new manager. No guarantee that the next will be as good.
Its probably the lack of excitement thats getting to me John. Im a realist when it comes to football and understand that until we have the players we will struggle to play wonderful football. But there loads of alternatives to the tripe we have been served up the last 5 years or so. Whether thats direct football with lots of corners and shots or a defensive set up with quick counter- attacks etc doesn\'t really bother me. What I just cant abide is getting to the stadium and knowing ill be bored to tears. Its soul destroying.
Tony, Liam. You would both walk across broken glass to watch high quality, attacking football. Me too. Ive give it a miss a few times this season, gave my ticket away. The lack of quality in our football is soul destroying.
I heard a fact yesterday that Villa haven\'t had a home game on a Saturday at 3 o\'clock for nearly twelve months. If that\'s true it ridiculous. And shows why fans will stop going matches.
Mike it seems you don\'t understand the job IIraola is doing. Last campaign he lost Lloyd Kelly is captain and Solanke his top scorer. Then this campaign he loses 4 of the back 5, his whole defensive unit. What has happened is that Bournemouth now are playing their 3rd and 4th place centre halves. If that\'s wasn\'t bad enough mid way through the season again their top scorer and best player Semenyo. The job he is doing is remarkable. If he came to us you would view our players in a different ligh. In his pre match presser he was talking about our players and done so with vigour.. Could you imagine what he could do at Everton where he can build and I think we have a chance because I don\'t think he would go to the likes of Spurs and Tfg could sell him their vision.