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One year left on Cisse?s contract and we pay £14M for him. One year left on Owens?s contract and we sell him for £8M. Can anyone explain this?

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http://home.skysports.com/list.asp?h...d+by+cup+clash Sir Alex Ferguson has admitted that he can hardly wait for Saturday's FA Cup clash with Liverpool. The tie of the round pairs the North West rivals at Anfield less than a month after Rio Ferdinand's goal stole the points for United in Premiership action. Ferguson has never been shy to exclaim his love for this particular fixture, of the opinion that it is the greatest in English football's calender. ''Obviously both clubs are vying for second place,'' Ferguson told Sky Sports News. The atmosphere, the tradition of both clubs, the history of both clubs, the games between each other and the support - it's just a fantastic fixture. It's the game I look forward to most.'' When Ferguson arrived in Manchester over 19 years ago it was Liverpool that had a stranglehold on the top flight, with the Scottish tactician drawn to England by the prospect of breaking the Merseyside club's monopoly on silverware. Despite having done that and in the process created a dynasty of his own, the passion remains deep-rooted for Ferguson as Saturday's game draws nearer. ''To me, it's the reason for being here at Manchester United,'' he continued. I came down here 19-and-a-half years ago and at the time Liverpool were the champions and the team to beat. That was my main target, to beat Liverpool and to get on top of them. We did that.'' Do you agree that this fixture is, ?the greatest in English football's calender?, or is the senile old sot simply obsessed with England?s most successful club?

Some Facts about Boudewijn: He was in the OPTRA top 10 midfield players before his injury. He?s Mr February in this years LFC calendar. He speaks better English than Jamie Redknapp. He needs a haircut. He hates Coldplay.

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That?s just like saying if it wasn?t for the assassination JFK enjoyed his day out in Dallas.

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The Celtic Pele is a proven talent at international, CL and Premiership standard. He terrorised Italy for Wales, dominated the Geordies last European campaign and has caused problems for every side he has faced in the domestic league. He is faster than Morientes, more creative than Baros, taller than Sinnerman, slimmer than Mellor and far more courageous than Garcia. His ball control and range of passes are excellent and he can play the game at a terrific pace. He is a fitness fanatic and one of the most conscientious trainers in the Geordie squad. He is a traditional inside forward with an excellent reputation for creating chances for the main striker. Shearer described Bellamy as the best partner he has played with. At £6M and a paltry £40K per week he’s cheaper than Anelka and a far better value for money than the over-priced Beattie, Saha and that arm-waving pouter Cisse. If we replace his girly hairstyle with a manly skinhead and ban him from post-match interviews he’ll do for me.