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As at 8.45 pm, SG Pools odds are:
Chelsea 2.5
Man Utd 2.5
Draw 3.05
People are uncertain because Man Utd plan to use this match to improve their fitness and many players won't play at all or won't play the whole game. Chelsea have Cech injured and Drogba on the bench, not fully fit.
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From espnstar.com
Martin O'Neill quits Aston Villa
Martin O'Neill has resigned as Aston Villa manager just five days before the start of the new season, the club can confirm.
Villa released a statement on its offical website announcing the departure of O'Neill, adding that reserve team manager Kevin MacDonald has assumed the role of caretaker manager and will prepare the team for the opening Barclays Premier League game of the season against West Ham on Saturday at Villa Park.
Paul Faulkner, chief executive of Aston Villa, said: "The club would like to thank Martin for the great work he has done at Aston Villa over the past four years. He has helped to establish the club in the upper echelons of the Premier League, has taken us to Wembley and we have also qualified for European competition for the past three seasons under his management.
"We wish him the best in the future."
O'Neill's shock departure comes as the club wrangles over James Milner's impending move to Manchester City. It is understood that the timing of O'Neill's resignation points to a possible renewed frustration over the club's continued willingness to sell its star players.
"I have enjoyed my time at Aston Villa immensely. It's obviously a wrench to be leaving such a magnificent club. I would like to pay tribute to the Villa players, my coaching staff and the Villa supporters for all the support and encouragement they have given both the club and me personally during my time as manager," O'Neill said in a statement.
"I wish them all the best for the future. I will obviously be assisting the club in the immediate short-term with regard to the handover of my duties."
O'Neill has led Villa to sixth place finishes in the Premiership over the last three seasons.
Martin O'Neill quits Aston Villa
Martin O'Neill has resigned as Aston Villa manager just five days before the start of the new season, the club can confirm.
Villa released a statement on its offical website announcing the departure of O'Neill, adding that reserve team manager Kevin MacDonald has assumed the role of caretaker manager and will prepare the team for the opening Barclays Premier League game of the season against West Ham on Saturday at Villa Park.
Paul Faulkner, chief executive of Aston Villa, said: "The club would like to thank Martin for the great work he has done at Aston Villa over the past four years. He has helped to establish the club in the upper echelons of the Premier League, has taken us to Wembley and we have also qualified for European competition for the past three seasons under his management.
"We wish him the best in the future."
O'Neill's shock departure comes as the club wrangles over James Milner's impending move to Manchester City. It is understood that the timing of O'Neill's resignation points to a possible renewed frustration over the club's continued willingness to sell its star players.
"I have enjoyed my time at Aston Villa immensely. It's obviously a wrench to be leaving such a magnificent club. I would like to pay tribute to the Villa players, my coaching staff and the Villa supporters for all the support and encouragement they have given both the club and me personally during my time as manager," O'Neill said in a statement.
"I wish them all the best for the future. I will obviously be assisting the club in the immediate short-term with regard to the handover of my duties."
O'Neill has led Villa to sixth place finishes in the Premiership over the last three seasons.
The first weekend of the new EPL season has 2 potentially cracking matches:
Spurs v Man City
Spurs will want to prove that they are worthy of a champions league place instead of Man City. With players like Bale, Lennon, Modric, Dawson and Huddlestone developing further, they will feel confident of doing well in the new season.
Man City have boughts lots of new players with Milner and Balotelli (another potential talented troublemaker) about to join them. But they haven't bought any really great players and their defence, despite 2 new full backs and 2 very good keepers, doesn't look strong. Team unity and morale may play a key role in their ambitions this season. There's huge pressure on the manager and his big name and big money players.
The other match is
Liverpool v Arsenal on Sunday.
Liverpool should be much improved this season, now that Benitez and his micro managing and petty ways have gone, and Gerrard and Torres have decided to stay. Arsenal look good but they really need a good solid keeper, which they still haven't got.
Spurs v Man City
Spurs will want to prove that they are worthy of a champions league place instead of Man City. With players like Bale, Lennon, Modric, Dawson and Huddlestone developing further, they will feel confident of doing well in the new season.
Man City have boughts lots of new players with Milner and Balotelli (another potential talented troublemaker) about to join them. But they haven't bought any really great players and their defence, despite 2 new full backs and 2 very good keepers, doesn't look strong. Team unity and morale may play a key role in their ambitions this season. There's huge pressure on the manager and his big name and big money players.
The other match is
Liverpool v Arsenal on Sunday.
Liverpool should be much improved this season, now that Benitez and his micro managing and petty ways have gone, and Gerrard and Torres have decided to stay. Arsenal look good but they really need a good solid keeper, which they still haven't got.
Mani the Parrot, made the following predictions:
Spur vs M City - M City to win
Aston Villa vs West Ham – West Ham to win
Wolves vs Stoke - Wolves to win
Bolton vs Fulham - Draw
Blackburn vs Everton – Everton to win
Wigan vs Blackpool – Wigan to win
Sunderland vs Birmingham – Birmingham to win
Chelsea vs West Brom – West Brom to win
Liverpool vs Arsenal - Draw
MU vs Newcastle – Newcastle to win
Spur vs M City - M City to win
Aston Villa vs West Ham – West Ham to win
Wolves vs Stoke - Wolves to win
Bolton vs Fulham - Draw
Blackburn vs Everton – Everton to win
Wigan vs Blackpool – Wigan to win
Sunderland vs Birmingham – Birmingham to win
Chelsea vs West Brom – West Brom to win
Liverpool vs Arsenal - Draw
MU vs Newcastle – Newcastle to win
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Manikam still around???
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Mani the Parrot, made the following predictions:
Chelsea vs West Brom – West Brom to win
MU vs Newcastle – Newcastle to win
So far only 2 out of 7.
Wolves beat Stoke and Bolton drew with Fulham.
Got AV vs WH and Wigan vs Blackpool horribly wrong. Well, most probably did for the latter.
Man City looked a very ordinary team in their first game away to Spurs and only managed to come away with a goalless draw due to the heroics of keeper Joe Hart, who was surprisingly given the nod over veteran Shay Given.
Newcomers Blackpool caused a major shock when they defeated Wigan 4-0 away.
Newcomers Blackpool caused a major shock when they defeated Wigan 4-0 away.
Why would it be a major shock when most bookmakers stopped taking bets on Blackpool winning this match? Only SingaporePools staff still sleeping and install Wigan as favourites to win.
Please don't shout this so loud. Being able to makan Pools is one of life's great joys.
On intravenous drip and oxygen mask.
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