Everton vs Spurs postponed due to London riots

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Really can't say that this was not coming. However, there is a good chance the rest of the fixtures will start on time.

Here is football's role in quelling the orgy of violence and looting. I think the stars on each football team and their managers should come out with public service announcements appealing for calm. It really should not come as a reaction to the Premier League starting on time or not.

Many young people follow their local teams and their players - and clubs understand the power of a mob better than most institutions. The FA along with the leagues should co-ordinate a message featuring a group of civic minded players (Joey Barton and Lee Bowyer would be bad choices) from a spectrum of clubs asking for cooler heads to prevail. No judgment, no remedies. Just a simple message beamed on the telly and on the radio.

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well,it's sad to see that one of the few times that cahill and arteta are both fit, the game gets cancelled. all of us soccer enthusiasts cant wait to see the solution moyes is going tocome up with to fit these two in a single formation where both of them will thrive. interesting piece here; http://theirtactics.com/tactical-incompatibility-the-everton-problem-features-arteta-and-cahill/

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