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Should Lennon Stay or Should He Go?
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Written by Donald Ramsey
As he cavorted around the Hampden pitch yesterday afternoon, the Scottish Cup safely gathered within his clutches, Celtic boss Neil Lennon wore the expression of a very satisfied man indeed.
Winners and Losers from this season’s Premier League
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Written by James Palmer
So, there you have it, another Premier League season is done and dusted. There have been ups, there have been downs, there have been winners and there have been losers. And at the end of the day that’s what it’s all about. Ignore all that ‘it is the taking part that counts’ nonsense, everyone wants to come out of the season on top but of course not everybody can.
What a week for Sir Alex Ferguson. He can sit back with his feet up and a glass of red wine in hand, looking back at a (26 year) job well done. Not only did he have time to wrestle the title from neighbours City before riding off into the sunset, but he has also successfully fought off yet another City manager, with Roberto Mancini sacked for a trophy less season.
Few football fans would suggest that Sir Alex Ferguson had much in common with Margaret Thatcher, the former PM who passed away recently. Ferguson’s Govan shipyard background installed a lifetime association with the Labour Party, and it is unlikely that he had much time for the Iron Lady’s policies during her tenure at Number 10.
This week Sky Sports have been keen to use their app, news channel, website and everything in between to show us who Gary Neville thinks is the Premier League’s best XI for this season. Gary should be at the top of his game punditry wise. Just like when he was at United and Sir Alex would sign a right back to challenge for his place, Gary will need to be at his best with the impending arrival of Jamie Carragher to Sky.
This week Sky Sports have been keen to use their app, news channel, website and everything in between to show us who Gary Neville thinks is the Premier League’s best XI for this season. Gary should be at the top of his game punditry wise. Just like when he was at United and Sir Alex would sign a right back to challenge for his place, Gary will need to be at his best with the impending arrival of Jamie Carragher to Sky.