Goodbye Blackburn, i really think that's the last we've seen of the 95' champions in the EPL....they'll probably disappear like Leeds and Charlton.

It seems the Arsenal board have finally seen the light, we seem to be in the right direction with regards to preparations for the next season. Pat Rice is set to appear in his last game as assistant Manager (retirement); Steve Bould will replace him, he has been in charge of Arsenal youngsters since 2001 (won several FA youth trophies) and is a good defensive coach.

http://www.dailymail.co....ne-Wenger.html?ITO=1490

ION, reports claim that we are also closing in on Yann M'villa.....hope we manage to sign him, we need someone to assist Alex Song. Its important we win our last game against West Brom ama all these potential signings will slip from our hands.

http://www.dailymail.co....r-Hoilett.html?ITO=1490

@ Smano.....Just recently SAF expressed his fear on Man City's startegy to spoil his plan of rebuilding Man Utd by attempting to steal his transfer targets. I believe that's the same thing Man Utd did (to Arsenal) before Abramovich came in. One of the factors that has made SAF successful is that he has been able to attract top players and maintain them by offering attractive wages. Very few clubs could do that before the Chelsea owner arrived. Now there's Man City who don't even need scouts, they just wait for other clubs to identify good players then they make their move with ridiculous offers. When (If) they win the EPL trophy this season, it would change the perception most top players have had towards them....apart from just money now players can look forward to winning trophies as well.

@Taz, City can only target so many players. I know a player like Hazard has the choice of which team he'll play and will most likely look for the one with the most attractive offer (Man City or Madrid if they're interested) but after some time, City will have too many expensive players who are not playing and will have to offload - they already are with Adebayor,Wayne Bridge etc etc. It'll be a case of another Chelsea altogether. True they'll have a great squad with depth but sometimes that will win you trophies for a couple of seasons like Chelsea under Mourinho but it is not enough for long term sustainability. Everyone thought Chelsea under Jose and Roman would win for like 5 years in a row - they looked almost invincible. We all know how that turned out. The strategy of buying out other players out of the market is viable only for a short while. Madrid went without trophies for a long time by their standards even after grabbing everyone and spoiling their careers for a while (Robben, Klaus Jan, VdV, etc). Clubs that have been founded by principles of youth development, sound financials and getting the right mix of players always revive even after a slump. Man City have plans to establish a vibrant youth development program - that is looking to the future.

About Pogba, sawa he has gone to Juve. Could be a big loss for Utd, could be not, time will tell. I wanted him to stay though, he's got power, pace and skill. But agents always confuse young guys so wacha tuone kama atapata number Juve

Ric Dees, most teams you mention have been beaten by United this season, what's the big deal here!!!

Which is temporary, class is however permanent!!!!!

Man City will defintely win the premiership title

To Manchester United this win means more than losing it.

Its the start of a threat to their legacy as champions. Its marks the start of their end. Ferguson knows this and that explains his spat with Mancini at Etihad

He feels so threatened and for sure Man U next season will sink further. This season they will win zero trophies

Man City have the best defence ever. They rarely concede goals. The combination of Lescot,Kompany and de Jon is quite strong

Let's wait for the 13th and see Man City celebrate