USABlue
Player Valuation: £70m
yes mate I was being extremely serious over a keeper scoring on double bounce in the wind. bolton finished 18th, while that doesn't mean he was gash he's been in the lower tiers at bolton for 8 years.
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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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Tevez is rumoured to be going back to Argentina
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Lads, they've done it again! All time champions (since 1965) and now English goal scoring champions. Yet again they're a multiple sky trophy winner to go with their treble of last year: top at Christmas, top at Easter, most exciting team that should have won the league despite scoring less than the team who did win it trophy. Congratulations Libberpewl
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...ould-look-if-only-english-goalscorers-counted
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...ould-look-if-only-english-goalscorers-counted
Ladies and Gentlemen I give you the Xenophobia Champions of 2015: Liverpool FC - and to award the much coveted trophy, made in the shape of a Crusader's Gauntlet, here's Nigel Farage.
see below
@johnmerro1: BT Sport installing a satellite link up system in Gerrard's L.A home. So he can comment before, half time, and after all live #LFC games.
Ihaters
Player Valuation: £35m
How would the league table would look if only English players counted?? It would look massively racist is how it would look.
Carlito
Player Valuation: £40m
These Tevez rumours are ridiculous.
He couldn't be arsed getting out of bed to play for title-chasing, Champions League-playing Man City because he doesn't like the weather in the north-west of England, but he'll make an exception for the world's premier banner poets?
I don't know why they do it to themselves.
He couldn't be arsed getting out of bed to play for title-chasing, Champions League-playing Man City because he doesn't like the weather in the north-west of England, but he'll make an exception for the world's premier banner poets?
I don't know why they do it to themselves.
Foot Long Hot Dog
Player Valuation: A packet of pork scratchings
Is it right that they're not going to have the pit ready for the start of the season and have asked for their first 4 fixtures to be aways???
http://m.skysports.com/article/football/yourclub/9885933?compid=263&teamid=229
"The English Goals League
Liverpool would have won the Premier League this season if only goals from English players counted.
A staggering 69 per cent of the Reds' goals came from English players, with almost one-third of those coming from Raheem Sterling or Steven Gerrard.
Liverpool will be missing talisman Gerrard next season after his move to LA Galaxy, while Sterling is subject to transfer speculation following his refusal to negotiate a contract extension at Anfield.
Despite Liverpool's impressive English goal ratio, not one player appeared in the Premier League's top five goal-scorers this season.
A revived Crystal Palacefinished 10th last season - but in our table, powered by goals from Glenn Murray (7) and Jason Puncheon (6), they would have shot up to second.
Tottenham finish third in our alternative table - courtesy of 21-goal Harry Kane.
Premier League winners Chelsea would have avoided relegation by just one point, with John Terry (five goals) and defence partner Gary Cahill (one goal) being the only English players to score for the Blues.
Relegated QPR are the biggest risers, finishing 8th in the hypothetical league - 12 places above their final 2014/15 position.
Fellow relegation victims Hull City scored the fewest league goals from English players this season, with only Jake Livermore and Michael Dawson registering one apiece.
The Tigers would have finished bottom of the Premier League, conceding 19 goals from English players and only winning one game throughout the campaign.
Sunderland, who narrowly avoided relegation this season, would have qualified for Europe if only goals from English players counted - but rivals Newcastle, who stayed up on the last day - would have been relegated, just nine of their 40 goals scored by English players.
English strikers Spurs star Harry Kane, who is reportedly attracting interest from Manchester United, was the Premier League's top English goal-scorer with 21 goals, netting over a third of Spurs' goals during the campaign.
QPR forward Charlie Austin finished the second-highest English goalscorer with 18 goals, followed by West Brom striker Saido Berahino (14 goals).
Of the 2014/15 Premier League top four, only Manchester United would have qualified for the Champions League - thanks largely to Wayne Rooney's 12 goals.
Liverpool-bound striker Danny Ings finished fifth with 11 league goals for Burnley - accounting for nearly 40 per cent of the Clarets' goals this season.
In total, English players scored 326 goals during this season's campaign, nearly 40 per cent of all goals scored (831)."
Those pandering fools at Sky managing to award Liverpool football club another league title in fantasy made up world. Congrats you cringe-worthy hacks.
"The English Goals League
Liverpool would have won the Premier League this season if only goals from English players counted.
A staggering 69 per cent of the Reds' goals came from English players, with almost one-third of those coming from Raheem Sterling or Steven Gerrard.
Liverpool will be missing talisman Gerrard next season after his move to LA Galaxy, while Sterling is subject to transfer speculation following his refusal to negotiate a contract extension at Anfield.
Despite Liverpool's impressive English goal ratio, not one player appeared in the Premier League's top five goal-scorers this season.
A revived Crystal Palacefinished 10th last season - but in our table, powered by goals from Glenn Murray (7) and Jason Puncheon (6), they would have shot up to second.
Tottenham finish third in our alternative table - courtesy of 21-goal Harry Kane.
Premier League winners Chelsea would have avoided relegation by just one point, with John Terry (five goals) and defence partner Gary Cahill (one goal) being the only English players to score for the Blues.
Relegated QPR are the biggest risers, finishing 8th in the hypothetical league - 12 places above their final 2014/15 position.
Fellow relegation victims Hull City scored the fewest league goals from English players this season, with only Jake Livermore and Michael Dawson registering one apiece.
The Tigers would have finished bottom of the Premier League, conceding 19 goals from English players and only winning one game throughout the campaign.
Sunderland, who narrowly avoided relegation this season, would have qualified for Europe if only goals from English players counted - but rivals Newcastle, who stayed up on the last day - would have been relegated, just nine of their 40 goals scored by English players.
English strikers Spurs star Harry Kane, who is reportedly attracting interest from Manchester United, was the Premier League's top English goal-scorer with 21 goals, netting over a third of Spurs' goals during the campaign.
QPR forward Charlie Austin finished the second-highest English goalscorer with 18 goals, followed by West Brom striker Saido Berahino (14 goals).
Of the 2014/15 Premier League top four, only Manchester United would have qualified for the Champions League - thanks largely to Wayne Rooney's 12 goals.
Liverpool-bound striker Danny Ings finished fifth with 11 league goals for Burnley - accounting for nearly 40 per cent of the Clarets' goals this season.
In total, English players scored 326 goals during this season's campaign, nearly 40 per cent of all goals scored (831)."
Those pandering fools at Sky managing to award Liverpool football club another league title in fantasy made up world. Congrats you cringe-worthy hacks.
@SkySportsAmy: Transfer round-up on @SkySportsNewsHQ: Sources telling us #CFC interested in Sterling
Yeah they've asked the Premier League to make their first fixture away because of the building work on the main stand. Special dispensation cartwheels will no doubt be performed to make up for this hardship by their Xmas/New Year games now being all at home. "Its only fair, like isn' it La ?", said a RAWKs Drift spokesmoron
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