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Manchester United will begin the defence of their Premier League title at home to newly promoted Birmingham.

Carlo Ancelotti’s first game in charge at Chelsea will be against Hull at Stamford Bridge as the campaign gets under way on the weekend of August 15.

Liverpool open at Tottenham while Arsenal face Everton at Goodison Park.

2009/10 Fixtures in FULL;

August
Sat Aug 15 Birmingham City H
Tue Aug 18 Burnley A
Sat Aug 22 Wigan Athletic A
Sat Aug 29 Arsenal H

September
Sat Sep 12 Tottenham Hotspur A
Sat Sep 19 Manchester City H
Sat Sep 26 Stoke City A

October
Sat Oct 3 Sunderland H
Sat Oct 17 Bolton Wanderers H
Sat Oct 24 Liverpool A
Sat Oct 31 Blackburn Rovers H

November
Sat Nov 7 Chelsea A
Sat Nov 21 Everton H
Sat Nov 28 Portsmouth A

December
Sat Dec 5 West Ham A
Sat Dec 12 Aston Villa H
Tue Dec 15 Wolverhampton Wanderers H
Sat Dec 19 Fulham A
Sat Dec 26 Hull City A
Mon Dec 28 Wigan Athletic H

January
Sat Jan 9 Birmingham City A
Sat Jan 16 Burnley H
Tue Jan 26 Hull City H
Sat Jan 30 Arsenal A

February
Sat Feb 6 Portsmouth H
Wed Feb 10 Aston Villa A
Sat Feb 20 Everton A
Sat Feb 27 West Ham H
Sat Mar 13 Fulham H
Sat Mar 20 Liverpool H
Sat Mar 27 Bolton Wanderers A

April
Sat Apr 3 Chelsea H
Sat Apr 10 Blackburn Rovers A
Sat Apr 17 Manchester City A
Sat Apr 24 Tottenham Hotspur H

May
Sat May 1 Sunderland A
Sun May 9 Stoke City H

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I just found this article in manchesterunited.vitalfootball.co.uk and I think I like it very much. Its all about Liverpool dream since 2002 until today…

Yeah..a pretty good night dream..

Liverpool’s manager believes they can win the title unless they remain injury free as the hunger and the quality of the squad is there and now they are closer than ever to the likes of Manchester United.

‘There’s an incredible feeling of unity amongst the players,’ he said.

‘They know they’re not the best yet because we haven’t won the title, but the foundation is there.’

‘I have a team that, when they want something, they get it. We can be awesome, we can be unbreakable, we can be unstoppable.’

What do you think? Can they?

K, OK. They couldn’t because this is not Rafa Benitez I’m talking about but Gerard Houllier. The above quotes are from him, from 2002 after Liverpool had their best ever Premiership campaign, finishing second behind Arsenal. But I was irresistibly reminded of these comments after reading what Benitez had to say about his team.

‘We are going forward, we are progressing. For the future this is good news and hopefully this is the beginning of something important.

‘In terms of the consistency of the team we’ve been really good. The squad is better, the mentality is very good and the players are competing for their positions.’

We’ve shown we can beat anyone. Clearly we have enough quality in the team.’

‘Each year is different but we are closer, we have more confidence, and the

Experience of this year will be good for next season.

Next season, next season, always about improvement, always about next season: that’s the Liverpool way. It hasn’t changed a jot since 2002.

By the way, you surely remember where Houllier’s Liverpool finished next season after his confident remarks? Fifth. Even Newcastle United overtook them. Of course they don’t have to be afraid of them this time…