Chelsea’s David Luiz Reinvents Himself as Fulham Road’s Socrates: The Nightly EPL
Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines:
- Chelsea’s David Luiz reinvents himself as Fulham Road’s Socrates — The Guardian
- Stoke City has the best defense in Europe says Andre Villas-Boas — The Guardian
- Robin van Persie could have been killed says Alex Ferguson — Manchester Evening News
- Ferguson has called on the FA to ban Ashley Williams for kicking ball at RVP’s head — Sky Sports
- Laudrup refuses to take Ferguson’s bait as Swansea and Man Utd draw — The Independent
- Michael Carrick’s high pass mark spoilt by Manchester United finishing — The Guardian
- Hillsborough charity single ‘He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother’ is Christmas No 1 — The Mail
- Liverpool to hand Steven Gerrard new deal as Sturridge’s arrival nears — The Guardian
- Manchester City plan summer clearout of players — Football Economy
- West Ham’s Sam Allardyce bans full-contact training over Christmas — The Mail
- England may stage penalty shoot-outs after friendlies to practice penalties — The Telegraph
- Aston Villa and Norwich City reach settlement over Paul Lambert — The Guardian
- Gary Neville forced to end dream of Tellytubby eco-home — The Mail
- Do Reading have resolve to beat relegation? — BBC Sport
- Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas rules out January transfer spending — The Mail
- Sam Allardyce calls for review system to correct refereeing mistakes — The Telegraph
Here are the highlights of today’s matches:
Swansea City vs Manchester United:
Chelsea vs Aston Villa
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3 Responses to Chelsea’s David Luiz Reinvents Himself as Fulham Road’s Socrates: The Nightly EPL
Very talented ruiz
Exlent chelsea
So Luiz has one decent game as a holding midfielder against a young and very poor Aston Villa side and suddenly he is being touted as the next Socrates. Crazy! Luiz is too inconsistent and very mistake-prone. Maybe Benitez can cut down his mistakes but I wouldn’t count on it given that Benitez is only an interim appointment.
When Luiz can play his new role well consistently and against better opposition then I’ll be convinced.