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NFL on the NFL Network is Back!

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You know what that means……
Your ears are going to bleed.

Categories: Bryant Gumbel, NFL, NFL Network

Five Spot

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The Five Spot is always on the weekends and the Ten Spot is on Wednesday’s only. Send your links to tjxanda@gmail.com to make my job easier.

1. Who Ate All the Pies with a Football (Soccer) quiz.

2. Signal to Noise continues his NFL previews with the NFC West.

3. Blown Coverage with the preview of the Miami Dolphins.

4. Check out these awesome kick returns courtesy of The Extrapolater.

5. Epic Carnival gives you 5 reasons to watch the World Athletics Championships.

Categories: Blogger Links

My Premiership Predictions

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For those who thought I’d come up with the final year end table, you are wrong. Instead, I’ll do it in this style…….

2007-08 EPL Winners: Manchester United. They have just too much firepower and too much skill to not repeat their result of last year.

Champions League Qualifiers: Man United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal. Outside of Arsenal, these teams are tough to beat in any league, but there shouldn’t be much change in the English teams looking to go to Moscow.

Possible Champions League Darkhorse: Tottenham Hotspur. They had their ups and downs, but with Robbie Keane leading them, they could pull a surprise.

UEFA Cup Qualifiers: Portsmouth, Everton, Reading. I like Reading, and they can only improve after their surprise run to 8th place. Everton should have no problem going to the UEFA Cup, with Andy Johnson and Mikel Arteta.

UEFA Cup Darkhorse: Bolton. They’re pretty boring to watch, but they are scrappy, and could finish in the top 8 for the 3rd year in a row.

Relegated Teams: West Ham, Derby, Wigan. West Ham escaped only because Carlos Tevez turned their season around….he’s gone. Wigan are quite lucky that Sheffield United bombed in the final 6 games of the year. Derby……no chance whatsoever.

Teams That Should Watch Their Backs: Manchester City, Fulham. They were really bad last year, and should be very careful about staying in the Premier League. Man City must win at home, let alone score a goal. Fulham need to hope and pray.

What are your opinions?

Categories: Predictions, Soccer