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After the quite incredible low of last season, brand Premier League needed a shake up if it was going to retain its premier status and the country’s top sides went all out to freshen things up. After several decades, Sir Alex Ferguson finally stepped down from his position as the grand sith lord of English football and was replaced by one of the senior reps from a Merseyside branch of Poundsaver; Man City gave a chance to another promising continental nearly-man as Roberto Mancini made way for Manuel Pellegrini; Jose Mourinho returned to Chelsea with his tail between his legs after a difficult few years in Madrid, glancing with wet eyes towards Manchester; weary of having to remember years of discount codes, Arsene Wenger rewarded himself for the first time in years with a flashy expensive superstar from Real Madrid; Spurs did the opposite, switching their Galactico for an assortment of lesser but nevertheless talented players. Everyone in the lower half remained a complete embarrassment however. Despite this wave of changes, things didn’t seem to pick up initially. United continued to be play poorly but were now failing to pick up points from it; Pellegrini’s 4-4-2 formation juxtaposed dominant attacking […]
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