Premier League Saturday Matchday, Gameweek 9

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After an exhausting week of action off the pitch thanks to a Master Rooney, Im so looking forward to seeing actual real football played on the pitch this weekend. The action kicks off with the early kick-off between Spurs and Everton, which is always an entertaining match, and is then followed by plenty of intriguing matches including Sunderland versus Aston Villa, Chelsea (how many can they score) at home against Wolves, the two skillful sides of West Brom against Fulham and more culminating with what should be an entertaining match between West Ham and Newcastle.

As always, either before, during or after the matches, feel free to post your comments, rants or questions in the comments section below. I look forward to reading your contributions!

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