one question, since BPL doesn't use head-to-head rules in the league

lets say if Arsenal beat Newcastle 2-1 and Chelsea and Everton draw 0-0 on the final day of the season, Arsenal and Chelsea would have identical points, GD, goals scored and goals against.

then what its gonna be? Who'll ended up at 3rd place? Coin toss? Playoff at neutral ground? Fair play rules?

I believe.

1.) GD
2.) Total Goal
3.) head-to-head.

The mirror reports that it'll be a decider game at a neutral venue

If two or more teams are equal on points, the winner is then determined by goal difference and then, if necessary, by the number of goals scored.
Where teams are equal on points, the number of goals scored and goal difference, there will be a play-off to determine the winner.
We do not look at the head-to-head record of individual teams.

Sauce

I dont think so, Psg Real Barca Bayern Anzhi in bidding war to get him.

Wenger wont spend 40 mil for him.

Almunia just the best in keeper in 2013.

Chelsea jump to front of queue to sign striker Bony as West Ham interest cools


Chelsea have reportedly joined West Ham in the pursuit of Vitesse Arnhem striker Wilfried Bony and are ready to hijack the move.
The £12million-rated player’s agent, Francis Kacou, was at Stamford Bridge on Monday to propose a transfer, according to the Sun.
Also there was Jose Mourinho, Chelsea’s potential next manager, as well as Vitesse owner Merab Jordania, who has links with Roman Abramovich, and Erwin Kasakowski, managing director of the Dutch outfit.

The topic of discussion was the Ivory Coast international, who has scored 26 goals in 24 league games to fire Vitesse into an unlikely title race.
West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan met London-based Kacou earlier that day but chances of a switch to Upton Park cooled after Bony’s wage demands of nearly £80,000 emerged.

Vitesse are resigned to losing the 24-year-old, who has drawn comparison with Didier Drogba, this summer but first hope he will guide them to the Champions League. His current deal, signed in a £4million move from Sparta Prague in January 2011, runs until 2015.
Chelsea have a working relationship with Vitesse and seven Chelsea youngsters have gone there on loan in the past two seasons.
Sportsmail revealed in November how Chelsea sporting director Michael Emenalo had watched Bony at first hand and the player even spoke at the time about his desire to play for the club.

‘If they want me, it would be a great honour,’ he told Czech Republic newspaper Pravo. ‘I would be glad to go to such a club.
‘I love English football and wouldn’t be afraid to play there. Chelsea are a top club.
‘I know that Chelsea and Arnhem are close and some of the Chelsea lads are here on loan, including Tomas (Kalas). I have discussed it with him many times already.’

Sauce

all 10 match on air at once cool

11 or 9.55? 

i was slightly embarrassed by the celebration too, but remembering that we trumped spurs YET AGAIN in the final stages of the season, i pump my fists to the air

Goal & Assist Stats 2012/2013

Walcott: Goals 21 Assists 17 Total 38
Giroud: Goals 17 Assists 13 Total 30
Podolski: Goals 16 Assists 12 Total 28
S.Carzola: Goals 12 Assists 15 Total 27
Gervinho: Goals 7 Assists 5 Total 12
Arteta: Goals 6 Assists 4 Total 10
Wilshere: Goals 2 Assists 6 Total 8
Chamberlain: Goals 2 Assists 5 Total 7
Arshavin: Goals 1 Assists 6 Total 7
Koscielny: Goals 4 Assists 2 Total 6
Ramsey: Goals 2 Assists 4 Total 6
Gibbs: Goals 1 Assists 5 Total 6
Rosicky: Goals 3 Assists 1 Total 4
Mertesacker: Goals 3 Total 3
Chamakh: Goals 2 Assists 1 Total 3
Monreal: Goals 1 Assists 1 Total 2
Coquelin: Assists 2 Total 2
Miquel: Goals 1 Total 1
Vermaelen: Goals 1 Total 1
Frimpong: Assists 1 Total 1
Yennaris: Assists 1 Total 1
Diaby: Assists 1 Total 1
Jenkinson: Assists 1 Total 1

Keep the celebrations in the thread, it's not good to go to other's thread and disturb fans from other teams, put yourselves in their shoes. This is not England where banters are normally thrown between supporters of different teams who are rivals and they will still enjoy a pint or two at the pub at the end of the day.