The Examiner’s football correspondent Liam Mackey likes a good argument when he hears it, and he’s got strong views of his own.
Today, and every Tuesday, he will be acting as referee on your opinions on the Premiership.
Let him know what you think and he’ll argue the toss with you.
We’ll be offering a free sports prize to the star contribution each week. This week issues in clude: Man City's Garry Cook, the Tevez and Neville unpleasant ness, Mancini's scarf, the cavaliler Wenger, some ridiculous commen tary, Arsenal's lack of goolkeepers, the FA Cup, Philippe Senderos, lack of fans (and funds) at Old Trafford, what's in a rename, the worth of Jermaine Beckford, Harry Red knapp's old sign ings, Portsmouth's week, should Michael Owen go to the World Cup and Liverpoo's baseball con nection..
Letter of the week goes to Patrick Moynihan, Dagenham, Essex.
GARRY Cook of Manchester City, there’s nothing shy or retiring about him is there? Just when people are trying to calm down the second leg v United game he winds everything up in front of the cameras. Noisy neighbours indeed. You can hear them from New York. Pat Callaghan, County Cork
OUR SHOUT: Can I just say that I never liked Gary Neville more than when he gave Carlos Tevez the finger? And can I say that I never liked Carlos Tevez more than when he called Gary Neville a bootlicker and a moron? In short, this was a thoroughly enjoyable bout of verbal handbags and, as far as I'm concerned, exactly the kind of stuff that brings the game into repute. Or would you all rather they both said that, as professional footballers, it's never about revenge, it's nothing personal, it's all about getting a result, blah, blah, blah. By the way, isn't 'sock-sucker' so much tastier than 'bootlicker'? All pros, please copy.
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This appeared in the printed version of the Irish Examiner Tuesday, January 26, 2010
