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• 26Jul 08

  The Most Awesome Strategy for Success that will never happen

  Step 1) Sell Senderos (6 million), Hoyte (4 mil), and Djonuru (6 mil).

  Step 2) Add the 16 million to our large bank of around 24 million (which is what I believe we have)

  Step 3) Make a 34 million double bid for both Puyol and Xavi at Barca (we'll rotate the players around more fairly this time)

  Step 4) Make a slightly higher bid until Barca accepts if they decline the initial offer.

  Step 5) Offer Puyol and Xavi buckets loads of money until they accept!

  Step 6) We celebrate with our trophies!

  • Posted Jul 26, 2008 9:12 am PT
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• 18Jul 08

  Five Soccer Teenagers to Keep Your Eye on Next Season

  I made a list of five youngsters we should keep an eye on next season. These players may be the Premier League champions team of the future.

  5) Nacer Barazite--Arsenal

  This 18-year-old forward finished as Arsenal Reserve's top goalscorer tied with Jack Wilkshere and Barazite should rip apart the Manchester United and Chelsea defense should he be promoted to the first team. He is a very good finisher and definitely one to look out for.

  4) Aaron Ramsey--Arsenal

  The new "Steven Gerrard" and "Ryan Giggs" is here in the form of Welsh 17-year-old Arsenal youngster Aaron Ramsey. He seems very ambitious as he's already stated that he believes he has the potential to be good enough to break into the starting lineup this season. Very promising. He's good in pretty much every way. One thing that catches your eye about him is that he's very strong and fast and can outmuscle players slightly older and ahead of him to get to a soccer ball before him. And if Manchester Utd and Everton also wanted him, then we might actually have the new "Steven Gerrard."

  3) Chris Herd--Aston Villa

  This fellow Aussie scored the final goal in Aston Villa's 2-0 Reserves Final win over Manchester City. He's only 19 and been loaned out to several bad teams, but he is quality and may turn out to be a very good right back or center midfielder in the future (he can play at both positions).

  2) Theo Walcott--Arsenal

  I'd say that this person has the potential to dominate the Arsenal midfield with Cesc and he was unbelievable in the second half of last season and he's only 19! He's speed and finishing is as good as Lionel Messi; we surely have a true gem here.

  Look at the fourth goal in this video which was a result of his magnificent run against L'pool.

  1) Jack Wilshere--Arsenal

  This man has bi, big, big potential. He is only a center attacking midfielder like Kaka, I believe, and has a powerful left foot. He was Arsenal U-18's top scorer last season and his true time of brilliance was the Arsenal reserves match vs. West Ham where he got an astounding goal and an assist.

  Check out this video of him!

  • Posted Jul 18, 2008 8:04 am PT
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• 17Jul 08

  Nasri in, Hleb and Gilberto out

  I'm a big fan of Nasri so it's nice to see him join the club but I think it might take him a while to adjust to the English game. I hope that Wenger gets another center good midfielder or two (most people say our central defence is where we need work but with the exception of Senderos, we have good starters and rotaters). While we have Diaby, Fabregas, Brazil U-20 captain Denilson, Ramsey, and even 16-year-old wonderkid (he is amazing, trust me) James Wilkshere who can play there, I think we should bring in another center midfielder. Gareth Barry isn't top quality but he would be a good rotater and he can play in the center, on the left wing, and as a leftback, I believe, so he's flexibilty may cover up all but the worst injury crisises for us. I'm also a big fan of Russia's Arshavin and Roman Paulyochenko. We don't need a striker but the former would be very good for us. He's not that old so he will last a long time for us. He can play on the wing, as a striker, and as a central attacking midfielder. Grabbing him would be a piece of transfer market gold. With these signings to make up for Hleb and Gilberto (best of luck at your new clubs, Barcelona and that Greek team respectively), we have the potential to dominate the English and European competitions--as long as we don't play Eboue on the wing.
  • Posted Jul 17, 2008 12:50 pm PT
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