Bellamy scored a very nice goal at that! West Ham played really well despite the fact that they still do manage to play the long ball more than my liking.
Can't wait to see what Scott Parker, Ljunberg and Faubert can do on the pitch!!!
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Barclays Premier League Table
01 September 2007 19:10
P GD PTS
1 Liverpool 4 9 10
2 Everton 5 3 10
3 Chelsea 4 3 10
4 Man City 4 3 9
5 Newcastle 4 3 8
6 Man Utd 5 1 8
7 Wigan 5 2 7
8 West Ham 4 2 7
9 Arsenal 3 2 7
10 Middlesbrough 5 1 7
11 Portsmouth 4 1 5
12 Blackburn 3 1 5
13 Tottenham 5 0 4
14 Aston Villa 3 0 4
15 Fulham 5 -2 4
16 Birmingham 5 -3 4
17 Sunderland 5 -5 4
18 Reading 5 -6 4
19 Bolton 5 -3 3
20 Derby 5 -12 1
Should be 12 pts for Liverpool. However, to be at the top of the table with a game in hand is still a great start.
I knew Everton were going to do some damage, but 10 pts in the first 5 games is surprisingly good. Everton fans are probably creaming in their pants.
Liverpool 6-0 Derby
It wasn't either Liverpool were too good or Derby were terrible, but both. It was the opposite for the first 15 minutes but Liverpool came alive when Pennant and Babel switched wings.
Babel became Liverpool's 9th different goal scorer of the season.
With a game in hand, Fernando Torres has just as many goals as the entire ManUtd team.
Aston Villa 1-0 Chelsea in the second half.
Chelsea's attacks are laughable. As usual, no individual creativity when Joe Cole isn't playing, no one-twos integrated in their attacks.
Liverpool found out that Aston Villa is a very tough defending team and Villa has so far washed out Chelsea's over reliance of brut strength and athleticism.
The only times Chelsea look like scoring are from corner kicks...that's how pathetic they look.
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