Micah Richards questionsManchester City by Chris Bevan - BBC Sport (U1647891) 13 February 2008 Manchester City claimed their first win at Old Trafford for 30 years on Sunday and in his latest column, City defender Micah Richards tells you all about his day. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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U10985007 posted Feb 15, 2008 riversand
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CasualDeyna (U10694696) posted Feb 15, 2008 Thanks for making us so proud on Sunday Micah, and making all these reds so bitter as you can see from their pathetic comments. You and Dunney were awesome, best CB partnership in the Prem by far
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Sparky4Primeminister (U7027626) posted Feb 15, 2008 comment by jmaponde
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R2B2 (U3531336) posted Feb 15, 2008 well said S4P, My mate is from Eritrea and he says there are way to many paranoid and pig headed people in Africa and people/tribes that just hold grudges for centuries and don't want to leave it all behind and be united.
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truebluejosh (U7224477) posted Feb 15, 2008 My question is:
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Kragzie (U8832168) posted Feb 15, 2008 Micah, your increased understanding with Richard Dunne for my money makes you the best central defensive partnership in the Premier League. But from your point of view, who would you say is the best pair of centre backs in the country (barring you and Dunnie of course!!!)?
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DFMCFC (U10168480) posted Feb 16, 2008 1. I have noticed that earlier in the season Micah was playing on the left of Dunne and he was constantly getting wrong side. Now they have swapped and I think that the last few games I've seen Micah play, he has been improving positionally.
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batsinthecave (U8636812) posted Feb 17, 2008 nice one for signing on until 2013.
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boffin83 (U10088679) posted Feb 22, 2008 Alright Micah Comment on this article
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