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McCarthy completes QPR switch
The former England U21 international expressed his delight at joining the Premier League side having previously tasted brief top-flight football with Reading
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Remy is joining Chelsea - Redknapp
The France international striker had been due to face Sunderland on Saturday but his manager withdrew him after a breakthrough was made on a deal to take him to Stamford Bridge
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Given a choice between a club challenging for the title and one fighting to avoid relegation, his decision is a no-brainer.
My old club gave toothlessham another lesson. What revenge are they talking about?
Your old club are playing Real Sociedad later. 
My old club gave toothlessham another lesson. What revenge are they talking about?
That means that your old club are playing your old old old club later. 
I mean my old old club. Gosh i have many old clubs.
Go Swansea Go !!:o
We are favorites to lift the trophy again
And a flop representing England.
Apparently those at loser sgpools in charge of odds plates are also blind England supporters.
Apparently Wenger doesn't think so and perhaps to him, £16m is money for value acquisition.
Ohh.. talking bad about my club behind my back...
In that case if Welbeck's goals make Arsenal's goals tally to more than 5, don't let me catch u buying AOS on Arsenal games hor... because u like to post your winnings in this forum.
Aiyoh, 1st AOS went to Chelsea, when is the last time Arsenal score 6 goals?Ohh.. talking bad about my club behind my back...
In that case if Welbeck's goals make Arsenal's goals tally to more than 5, don't let me catch u buying AOS on Arsenal games hor... because u like to post your winnings in this forum.
In 2012/2013
6-1 Southampton
7-3 Newcastle
At least 5 if not 6 in 2013/2014
Be patient.... it's only game week 3.............
Splendid! With so many new signings, Man Yoo will become hot favorites again in all of their games except when taking on big guns.
Man Utd lead record Premier League summer spend of over €1 billion
By George Ankers
Sep 2, 2014 07:26:00
Louis van Gaal splashed out a total of €200 million on seven players, including a British-record fee for Angel Di Maria, as 2014 saw a huge increase in clubs' outlays
Deadline day saw the Premier League reach a record €1 billion spend on transfers this summer.
The huge numbers were led by Manchester United, whose huge outlay of €200 million on seven players was the highest single-window spend yet by a British club.
It included a €75m deal to recruit winger Angel Di Maria from Real Madrid, the highest fee ever spent by any British team, and a late loan deal for Monaco's Radamel Falcao.
The Colombia international sealed a sensational switch to Old Trafford after a long summer of intense interest from the likes of Carlo Ancelotti's Champions League winners and Premier League holders Manchester City.
According to analysis from Deloitte’s Sports Business Group, summer spending is up by almost €250m on 2013's total of €796m, which was at the time €164m higher than ever before.
"This summer transfer window is one of records," said Dan Jones, a partner in the Sports Business Group.
"There are a number of factors contributing to this summer's spend, including the showcase for global talent a World Cup provides. However, one of the main drivers of Premier League spending continues to be the increased resources clubs now have as a result of improved broadcast deals.
"Last season the average Premier League club received around €31.6m more in central broadcast distributions than they did in 2012-13, which helped fuel a record transfer window last summer. We are again seeing Premier League clubs use these resources to contribute to what is a new record this summer."
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