Well at the moment no! We havent even got a Manager or even a Captain. Not great with a huge Tourdement just round the corner!
Who should be the next boss?
Fora me their is three contenders Harry Redknapp (Spurs) Guss Hidink (Unemployed) and Roy Hogson. But the way te Fa are at the minuite i woudnt be suprised to see Stuart Pearce's name on the job, for at least Euro 2012, but the vast majority of fans want Harry Redknapp, and understandably.
Who should be the next Captain?
Most people will probably say Steven Gerrard but i think Scott Parker deserves to be captain his work effort is superb aswell as his attitude. He is a great roll modell and is never in the news for the wrong reason. Surely a valiad contender at least?
The Squad for the euro's (what i'd pick and key members who must be fit/play well)
If Jack Whilshere can find fitness on time he should be on the plane along with Gunners teammates Alex Oxlade Chamberlin and Theo Walcott
25 man Squad
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Goalkeepers
Joe Hart
John Ruddy
Ben Foster
Defenders
Kyle Walker
Micah Richards
Gary Cahill
John Terry
Phil Jones
Rio Ferdinand
Leighton Baines
Ashley Cole
Midfield.
Theo Walcott
Aaron lennon
Steven Gerrard
Frank Lampard
Scott Parker
Gareth barry
Ashley Young
Alex Oxlade Chamberlin
Jack Whilsere
Strikers
Wayne Rooney
Grant Holt
Danny Welbeck
Darren Bent
Peter Crouch
There is my Squad! Feel free to comment your 25 man Squad!
Starting line up for the first game (Rooney is suspended)
Ok let me explain this. From now on im going to be doing a report on a player so for example if i was doing Adabayo Akinfenwa i'd do strengh 10/10 etc.
Nothing better than to start with a tank so our player this week is......... Emile Heskey!
Last Week: I think I went a bit over the top last week with some of my predictions and only got 25. Tom got 33 and won with a clear 8 point margin.
Special Guest: We've not had one for a while. But this week is different! We aim to have one right until the end of the season to predict the last hurdle. And this week it's Tom Farrell! He's one of the admins on the facebook page and one of our jolly friends.
This week: All the prem games, 3 Championship, the El Classico and the 2nd leg of the Champions League. Can Vishal make it a hattrick of Wigan games predicted correctly? He's got the last 2 perfect!
Tom F:
Arsenal 2-1 Chelsea (0)
Aston Villa 0-2 Sunderland (0)
Blackburn 0-1 Norwich (0)
Bolton 0-0 Swansea (3)
Fulham 1-2 Wigan (0)
Newcastle 2-0 Stoke (3)
QPR 1-3 Tottenham (0)
Middlesborough 0-2 Southampton (0)
Cardiff 3-3 Leeds (3)
Blackpool 2-2 Burnley (0)
Barcelona 1-2 Real Madrid (5)
Liverpool 3-0 West Brom (0)
Man Utd 1-2 Everton (0)
Wolves 1-4 Man City (3)
Tom H:
Arsenal 0-2 Chelsea (0)
Aston Villa 1-0 Sunderland (0)
Blackburn 1-1 Norwich (0)
Bolton 0-2 Swansea (0)
Fulham 1-2 Wigan (0)
(He originally said 1-1 but changed it because he's a Latic fan//Vishal)
Newcastle 0-1 Stoke (0)
QPR 1-1 Tottenham (0)
Middlesborough 0-1 Southampton (0)
Cardiff 1-2 Leeds (0)
Blackpool 0-0 Burnley (0)
Barcelona 3-2 Real Madrid (0)
Liverpool 0-2 West Brom (3)
Man Utd 1-6 Everton (0)
(Seriously?//Vishal))
Wolves 1-4 Man City (3)
Vishal:
Arsenal 1-1 Chelsea (3)
Aston Villa 2-1 Sunderland (0)
Blackburn 1-1 Norwich (0)
Bolton 0-0 Swansea (0)
Fulham 2-1 Wigan (5)
Newcastle 2-0 Stoke (3)
QPR 1-1 Tottenham (0)
Middlesborough 1-2 Southampton (0)
Cardiff 2-1 Leeds (0)
Blackpool 2-1 Burnley (3)
Barcelona 1-1 Real Madrid (0)
Liverpool 2-0 West Brom (0)
Man Utd 3-1 Everton (0)
Wolves 1-4 Man City (3)
(1-4's all round)
Gk Al Habsi ( Wigan)
RB Walker (Spurs)
CB Kompany (Man city)
CB Williams (Swansea)
LB Jose Enrique (Liverpool)
CM Scott Parker (Spurs) (C)
CM Yaya Toure (Man city)
CM David Silva (Man city)
RM Valencia (Man United)
ST Van Persie (Arsenal)
LM Mata (Chelsea)
Subs Rooney (.man united
John Ruddy (Norwich)
Grant Holt (Norwich
Alex Oxlade Chamberlin (Arsenal)
Gareth Bale (Spurs
Mikel Arteta arsenal)
Younas Kaboul (Spurs)
The Barclays Premier League is honouring its greatest players, managers and moments with the 20 Seasons Awards.
This season is the 20th campaign of the Premier League and to celebrate the landmark, accolades will be awarded to those that have helped make the competition the most watched in the world.
Today, after weeks of deliberation, the shortlists have been announced and our reporter, Vishal, has chosen what he thinks should be the winners!
Best Match: Portsmouth 7-4 Reading 2006/07
Best Goal: Paulo di Canio, West Ham v Wimbledon 1999/00
Best Celebration: Jimmy Bullard, Man City v Hull City 2009/10
Best Save: Craig Gordan, Sunderland v Bolton Wanderers 2010/11
Best Team: Personally, I think Heskey, Frimpong and Elokobi should be here but sadly they weren't nominated.
Goalkeeper
Shay Given
Joined from Manchester City in the summer and has secured a reguler ace in the side.
Defender
James Collins
One of the most commited defenders around he is never afraid to commit himself
Midfielder
Stephen Ireland
His bursts from midfield are brilliant he is crucial in the absence of Darren Bent and Stylian Petrov.
Striker
Emile Heskey
The ex England international maybe doesnt score as many goals as a striker should but his work effort and his abilty to hold the ball up is second to none in the absence of darren Bent and Gabriel Agbonlohor playing on the wing he is the main striker at Villa Park
Best starting 11 (Bent and Petrov are unavalible Bent for injury and Petrov with likuemea otherwise they whould be in the team)
Given Hutton
Collins (solid as a rock!)
Dunne
Warnock
Albrighton
Ireland (drives through defences!)
Herd
N'Zogbia (pace on the wing!)
Heskey( a tank!)
Agbonlahor
Naoaki Aoyama trips himself up to concede comical goal
Naoaki Aoyama has booked a place on next Christmas's football bloopers videos, thanks to his role in a comical goal.
The Yokohama F Marinos defender presumably intended to demonstrate how to coolly play the ball out from the back when it was knocked to him on the halfway line early in a J-League Cup match against Consadole Sapporo.
Unfortunately for the 25-year-old, he did the opposite and managed to trip himself up as he backpedalled.Things got even worse for him, as Sapporo striker Hideo Oshima latched on to the loose ball, advanced unchallenged into the penalty area and slotted it past the goalkeeper to make it 1-0 after just six minutes.
Cesc Fabregas does silly dance before Lionel Messi free-kick for Barcelona
Cesc Fabregas has been caught on camera trying to pull off some extremely bizarre dance moves to distract an opposition goalkeeper as his Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi waited to take a free-kick.
In scenes reminiscent of former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar's famous wobbly legs, the former Arsenal midfielder claps his hands and shimmies about as he takes his place in the wall in an apparent attempt to confuse Levante keeper Gustavo Munua.
In a video posted on YouTube set to the Benny Hill theme tune, Fabregas - who appears completely unabashed about the zany shapes he is throwing - stoops down, waves, bunny hops and even gives what can only be described as a zombie impression as Levante players seem to complain. The 24-year-old's wacky antics prove to be for nothing however, as Messi fires his free-kick high and wide over the Levante bar.
Andrey Arshavin celebrates goal by standing on team-mate
Andrey Arshavin's new goal celebration looks unlikely to catch on, as it involves standing two-footed on an injured team-mate.
The Arsenal midfielder, who is currently on loan at Zenit St Petersburg, demonstrated the technique in Saturday's big game against CSKA Moscow.Zenit's Vladimir Bystrov opened the scoring with a diving header midway through the second half of the top-of-the-table clash.He injured himself in the process and fell to the floor while celebrating, but Arshavin was less sympathetic than his colleague might have expected him to be.Instead of helping, he deliberately stood on Bystrov's stomach.
The key to Carroll's form: hair gel.
Slick
Liverpool defender Martin Kelly believes he knows the secret to Andy Carroll's recent return to goalscoring form - some new hair gel he's borrowed from team-mate Jordan Henderson.
Just days after scoring a last-gasp winner for the Reds in a remarkable 3-2 win at Blackburn, Carroll was the Anfield hero again - this time with a similarly late strike to down local rivals Everton in a thrilling FA Cup semi-final at Wembley.But before Kopites get too carried away with their £35m man's resurgence, Kelly has provided some pretty straightforward reasoning on Carroll's form - revealing the long-haired Geordie has been partaking in some new product for his hair.
Crawley Town players burst into song after manager Steve Evans leaves club
It is safe to say Steve Evans was not a manager loved by his players after members of his old team were so delighted he had left for Rotherham United they burst into glorious song, in a moment caught on video."We're singing a song cos the fat man's gone!"
Fulham buy 12 hens to help save £5,000 a year in catering costs
Fulham has shelled out on 12 hens in order to cut the costs of providing eggs for its players.Martin Jol's squad apparently get through 90 eggs each week, and it is hoped that this egg-centric plan will drastically reduce catering costs by £5,000 a year.
Luis Suarez admits he would repeat his World Cup handball to help Liverpool beat Everton in their FA Cup semi-final.
The World Cup incident
The Uruguayan stopped the ball on the line, earning a red card in the process, to help his side beat Ghana in the quarter-finals in South Africa in 2010.
The controversial forward claims he would do the same if it helped Liverpool overcome local rivals Everton at Wembley.
Will he do it again?
"The sacrifice I made was because it was so important for Uruguay to make the semi-finals," Suarez is quoted as saying in The Sun. "Now I want to win this semi-final."
"It will take an enormous effort but I am dedicated to the team. If I am obliged to stop a ball in the last minute and we win, then I will repeat the action."
"Success for Liverpool is more important to me than anything else. But I do hope there is no drama like this for me."
