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Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Bolton Wanderers
Bolton Wanderers continued to prove themselves as a top Premiership club despite financial restrictions preventing manager Sam Allardyce from taking the club on further....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Manchester City
Manchester City endured a disappointing season which despite an undefeated start and winning three of their opening five matches, capitulated in them losing nine of their last 10 games and finishing nine points away from relegation....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Everton
Following the heroics of the 2004/05 campaign, last season was disappointing by comparison....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Charlton Athletic
Charlton Athletic will approach the 2006/07 season without former manager Alan Curbishley, who brought an end to his 15 year tenure at The Valley in the summer....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Chelsea
A season of Premiership dominance was the order of the day last season, with Chelsea winning the league by eight clear points....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Blackburn Rovers
Blackburn Rovers were the Premier League's surprise package last season by securing a sixth placed finish following two seasons just above the relegation zone....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Aston Villa
The events surrounding Aston Villa have given the press plenty to write about this summer - with manager changes, possible take over bids and player mutiny all part of the fun and games at Villa Park....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Newcastle United
Newcastle United enjoyed a new lease of life following the caretaker appointment of Glenn Roeder as manager in February....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - Middlesbrough
Middlesbrough's league form suffered last season due to their involvement in the later stages of various cup competitions....
Premiership Season Preview 2006/07 - West Ham United
West Ham United enjoyed a successful first season back in the top flight by securing a ninth placed finish and also UEFA Cup football following their appearance in the FA Cup final.... |












