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Premier League Twitter Q&A with correspondent Greg Stobart
Manchester crashes into the Europa League, Wayne Rooney's Euro 2012 ban is cut, AC Milan claim a deal for Tevez and a big weekend of domestic action – we want your questions
9 Dec 2011 10:06:00
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Chelsea and Arsenal will be looking to build on their Champions League progress and Manchester United and Manchester City will be wanting to bounce back after their elimination from the competition, while there's been a host of other big developments this week.
Goal.com correspondent Greg Stobart will be here from 14:00 GMT to answer your questions about the week that was and the weekend ahead.
How important is Wayne Rooney's reduced Euro 2012 ban for England's hopes next summer?
Could the Carlos Tevez saga finally be about to reach a conclusion with AC Milan claiming a loan deal?
What should Sir Alex Ferguson do in the January transfer window following Manchester United's limp Champions League exit and the news that captain Nemanja Vidic won't be able to play again this season?
From a more short-term perspective, can Arsenal continue their purple patch with a home game against Everton and how will Manchester United react to their disappointment when they face Wolves at Old Trafford?
And let's not forget that Manchester City and Chelsea meet on Monday night in what is set to be a fascinating battle fo the billionaire clubs at Stamford Bridge.
Tweet your questions for Greg by 14:00 GMT to @GoalUK and follow all the reaction here and have your own say with us LIVE.
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Goal.com correspondent Greg Stobart will be here from 14:00 GMT to answer your questions about the week that was and the weekend ahead.
How important is Wayne Rooney's reduced Euro 2012 ban for England's hopes next summer?
Could the Carlos Tevez saga finally be about to reach a conclusion with AC Milan claiming a loan deal?
What should Sir Alex Ferguson do in the January transfer window following Manchester United's limp Champions League exit and the news that captain Nemanja Vidic won't be able to play again this season?
From a more short-term perspective, can Arsenal continue their purple patch with a home game against Everton and how will Manchester United react to their disappointment when they face Wolves at Old Trafford?
And let's not forget that Manchester City and Chelsea meet on Monday night in what is set to be a fascinating battle fo the billionaire clubs at Stamford Bridge.
Tweet your questions for Greg by 14:00 GMT to @GoalUK and follow all the reaction here and have your own say with us LIVE.
How do you stay up to date with football when on the move? With http://m.goal.com – your best source for mobile coverage of the beautiful game.
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| Open an account with Sportingbet today and get up to £50 in free bets! |
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| Sign up with William Hill for a free bet up to £25 |
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| Sign up with bet365 for a free bet up to £200 |
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