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Monday, 29 September 2008 | Gaffer

In an unprecedented result that only West Ham could have been proud of, newly promoted Hull City did what none of the big four teams could, beating Arsenal at the Emirates. This would have been the...
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English Premier League - The story so far

Thursday, 25 September 2008 | Gaffer

So the English Premier League is now 5 games old and already we have had the chance to witness some top flight football which are top class and way way out of league. Arsenal, just like last season...
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39th EPL Game Idea almost Shelved!

Friday, 22 February 2008

The Premier League’s proposal for the 39^th game met another road bloack after the FA announced that it would be ‘unsustainable’.

Its chairman, Lord Triesman said after the FA board meeting that 'at the moment, we have not seen a sustainable plan to which we can agree. 'If the Premier League has things it wants to say about changes or new variants, well then they will come forward. 'But personally, I would prefer it happened sooner rather than later because I don't want this to drift on particularly as we are to launch our World Cup bid (for 2018).

'In general I think uncertainty is not very helpful if it goes on for any length of time but that is a matter for them.'

The members decided that the fixtures would be badly disrupted and too many problems will be encountered, particularly with bodies from other countries and agreed unanimously that the FA would not support the games. Lord Triesman will next meet with FIFA president Sepp Blatter who have publicly announced his disagreement with the traveling circus idea.

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