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Sunderland’s decision to sack manager Steve Bruce and appoint Martin O’Neill has dramatically changed their season. When O’Neill took charge of his first game against Blackburn on 11th December Sunderland found themselves in 17th position in the league with 11 points from 14 games. Following Saturday’s victory over Swansea the club sits in 10th place with 27 points, having accumulated 16 points from just 8 games under their new manager.
In the modern game, football and betting both go hand-in-hand. The added thrill any fan can get when money is on a set result, the first goalscorer or even how many corners occur in a game.
Only Barcelona have scored more home goals this season than this non-league club. They are unbeaten in the league since the 21st October. The team I am talking about is Grimsby Town.
I think it is now imperative that someone within the hierarchy of Arsenal to find a quick solution to our ever increasing slump. If they cannot find a solution then they should step aside and find someone who can.
It is widely accepted that when the club is on the receiving end of a big money takeover, the expectations of the fans rise ten-fold. It happened with Chelsea, it happened with Manchester City and it happened with Paris St. Germain.
One could be excused for failing to notice the achievements of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in Germany during the summer of 2006.
After a great end to the 2010-11 season, Liverpool started the season with realistic hopes of regaining a top four finish, with Mark Bright incredibly even tipping them for the title. However a recent run of poor form has left them seventh in the table despite spending a net £44million since King Kenny’s Liverpool return.
Let’s now look at the results of this competition since its foundation. Paris has often been criticised for being a one football club city.