The spoils were shared in last week's crunch match between Liverpool and Arsenal. This week, the Premiership leaders face Manchester United, who stand second. We should look forward to a fiery and feisty game, which should also give us an idea of which of the sides could win the league. Fifth-placed Blackburn face Liverpool, with both sides going into their own crunch match with a host of injuries. Can either side take advantage? And don't forget the Monday game, where Manchester City, who were crushed 6-0 by Chelsea last week, face Roy Keane’s Sunderland...
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The spoils were shared in last week's crunch match between 
5 comments:
No offense, but this is what annoys me about this blog. The content is great but the presentation sucks! So unorganized. Let the other guy who does occasional posts do it every day - Alec. His pictures and comments are pretty funny, but above all it's coherent and readable. Why doesn't he post more often?
You'll probably delete my comment, but it's just my opinion.
Gary, should I make the cheque out to Gary or Mr Pedantic?
Andy -- thanks for the comment! This post is a bit disorganized, I agree, but could you elaborate a bit? I appreciate your criticism. It's the only way to improve. Are you looking for more prose as opposed to just links? Thanks! -Sanford
Alec, you can make the check out to Andy Pedantic. I was just giving you some props!
Thanks for listening to my POV Editor! I do like the comments, especially some of Alec's, which are pretty funny at times, but guess they take up time.
I just find some posts a bit unorganized. If you look at Alec's posts they are always Title, Picture, Comment, with the Article underneath. All the way through. I just find it neater and easier to read. More pleasing on the eye. But that's just me.
Keep up the good work! Andy
Thanks again, Andy. Title, Picture, Comment, Article Underneath. I'll strive to follow that model. I agree that it's a good one. And I'll pressure Alec to post more often!! Cheers, Sanford
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