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Nice one Moyes

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Bring back Sander and the 'icy ball'

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Bridge to White Hart Lane? Tottenham 'make move for Bridge' Chelsea defender Wayne Bridge could reportedly join Tottenham on loan. Bridge, 25, is believed to be concerned that his lack of first-team football at Stamford Bridge could affect his England World Cup prospects. And Spurs may also be ready to pay £7m for Bridge who has made just two appearances this season since returning from injury in October. Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho does not want to lose Bridge, but is said to be prepared to loan him out. Mourinho is keen to keep Bridge - a £7m capture from Southampton in July 2003 - happy. The Blues huge lead at the top of the Premiership has given Mourinho some scope to manoeuvre and he is said to be prepared to loan Bridge out for the rest of the season to enhance his England chances. Bridge has been unable to regain his first-team place since returning from an eight-month injury absence and has yet to start in the Premiership this season. If Chelsea do decide to loan Bridge out, it would leave them with just Asier Del Horno as left-back, although they could re-shuffle their squad to cover

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Because obviously he's both available and dying to swap the Camp Nou for Anfield.

He was amongst those Chelsea players who drunkenly mocked Americans at the airport bar following 9/11, he t****** a nightclub bouncer for no apparent reason and he wears his socks over his knees in the style of a Continental striker despite being an English centre half. As a club though they'll never be rivals in the same way Everton and Man Utd are, due to geography and history. They'll be nothing more than temporary rivals for honours in the way Leeds and Forest have been in the past.

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