Transfer window winners and losersPremier League by Chris Bevan - BBC Sport (U1647891) 31 December 2008 Yes, it's that time of year again...the January transfer window swung open at midnight, giving clubs the opportunity to buy and sell players for the first time since August. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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TheOneAndOnlyFT (U11191289) posted Jan 2, 2009 Man City can have all the money in the world but with a cr-p manager like Hughes they wont get anywhere.
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Angry-Dragon-18+7+7+5=37 (U11222642) posted Jan 2, 2009 Morning all and a happy new year.
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coolinterstar (U12382494) posted Jan 2, 2009 Glen Johnson & Nadir Belhadj on their way to Liverpool - possibly in the summer.
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kievkid (U13711040) posted Jan 2, 2009 I think Pompey could be a real winner. If they can sell Defoe,Kranjcer,BabyDiop,for silly money, like Diarra. Also offload Camp-bell. These players are not tough enough for a relegation battle, and it would reduce our crippling wage bill Harry left us with.
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citymikeok (U8854581) posted Jan 2, 2009 WINNERS
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babyfacedassasin2 (U12752495) posted Jan 2, 2009 Pompey could be in trouble if they lose Defoe and Glen Johnson. Even if they get good money for them i dont think they would get suitable replacements in Jan and would struggle without them.
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Dragoneyes106 (U2049985) posted Jan 2, 2009 There will only be one group of people winning in the January transfer window........ Football Agents.
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mustyfrog (U3195747) posted Jan 2, 2009 Winners are the clubs with money to spend as I am sure this has been mentioned previously.
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Leggythevillian (U13766346) posted Jan 2, 2009 I think i nearly wet myself that Newcastle believe they are a bigger club than Aston Villa especially as we have won the english top flight seven times and also the champions league check your history before you start saying that you have more history than us magpies Comment on this article
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