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But Maeda won’t even displace Hirst, who will score more than any of the three you mentioned.
In return I’ll bet you Maeda scores 6 or less.
(And our new striker Troy Parrott bags 14. ;-)))
As for Hackney, his 6-month spell on the bench to “watch and learn” has begun.
Blame your agent, lad.
If he’s not on TW, why not?
Or does the prolific freebies systematically given by the EPL to MP’s across the board for decades now prevent him from doing some good with his gigantic majority in the Commons?