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swanseacity.netMoney: £5 million Current position: 11th Perhaps the biggest worry when Swansea entered the Premier League was, ironically, the way they play football. They are certainly amongst the most attractive sides to watch in the league, but the same was said of Blackpool, and they were relegated last season. In many ways, the Welsh club…
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safc.co.ukMoney: £12 million Current position: 16th Sunderland’s new boss Martin O’Neill has promised to bring ‘Barcelona football’ to the Stadium of Light. But after their poor start to the season, Sunderland fans will take a series of scrappy wins over fantastic football at this period in the season. Steve Bruce was unfortunately sacked following the…
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qpr.co.ukMoney: £20 million Current position: 13th One thing is for certain, QPR will spend big in January. Boss Neil Warnock has already been promised funds by owner Tony Fernandes after his spending spree in the summer. The club brought in the likes of Shaun Wright-Phillips, Joey Barton, Luke Young and Anton Ferdinand in August who…
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premierleague,comMoney: £6 million Current position: 10th At the beginning of the season, Norwich were one of the teams tipped by many to be fighting it out at the bottom of the table. As it stands however, they sit comfortably in tenth place with a respectable 5 wins from 15 Premier League games. They have also…
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premierleague.comMoney: £15 million Current position: 7th Newcastle, against the odds, made a quite fabulous start to the Premier League season. They remained unbeaten in their first 11 games, a run which was only ended by Manchester City. There are signs however that their current spout of injuries are beginning to take their toll - they…
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Anelka happy with kung fu soccer: Chelsea have confirmed that Niclas Anelka will join Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua in the January transfer window. Since he arrived he has scored 59 goals in 184 games for Chelsea.
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fulhamfc.comMoney: £7.5 million Current position: 14th Once again it has been Fulham’s home form which has seen them avoid the relegation places at this stage of the season. They have managed just one win away from Craven Cottage and it is sure to be their solid home form which defines their season. It has been…
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evertonfc.comMoney: £5 million Current position: 12th Another summer transfer market came and went for Everton boss David Moyes, and once again he was starved of funds. He was able to secure two loan signings, but there was no marquee signing to appease long-suffering Evertonians. Arsenal target Phil Jagielka remained at the club but Mikel Arteta…
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rovers.co.ukMoney: £10 million Current position: 19th Perhaps the most worrying aspect of Blackburn’s current plight towards relegation is that the fans have turned on boss Steve Kean. There is no longer a sense of togetherness inside the club – something which is vital if the club are to move away from the bottom of the…
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bwfc.co.ukMoney: £12 million Current position: 20th Truth be told, the season so far could not have gone much worse for Bolton. Bottom of the Premier League after 12 losses from 15 games has left them in serious danger of being relegated this season. They have also conceded the most goals in the division, 36, and…
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avfc.co.ukMoney: £10 million Current position: 9th Although Aston Villa have lost just four times in the Premier League this season, the same as Chelsea and Arsenal – they simply have not won enough games. A total of four wins from 15 games is hardly crisis form, but the natives are certainly unsettled after an uninspiring…
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evertonfc.comEverton skipper Phil Neville has admitted that it is unlikely Landon Donovan will return to the club during the January transfer window. The USA international arrived at Goodison Park in 2010 for a 10-game spell but Neville admits the Toffees may have to look elsewhere in the hunt for a goalscorer. He said: “Everyone loved…

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