EPL Week 6- Quick Hits- The Debateable Edition

[EPLNFL]

First Question: Does the Arsenal meltdown mean that we have something to watch each week if the Big 4 don't face off against each other or was the Hull match just a tease?

Second Question: Does Wayne Rooney need a new address or is having Ronaldo back enough to get him on the ball, or has reality finally caught up with Wayne?

Third Question: Is Chelsea just about business or do they have a soft side?

Fourth Question: Is bad refereeing ruining the game or just making it more interesting? Is more oversight needed over the men with the cards? Can government be or should be part of the solution?

Fifth Question: Who cares about local derbys any more unless it's in your local pub?

Sixth Question: How many EPL Teams can use a bail out? Non-US companies may apply to Congress for bail out money! So who in the Prem can use a 100 Million USD or so?

Seventh Question: Is Hull the best team to come up in the history of the EPL?

Eight Question: Do the Big 4 confuse the lessor 16 with a Carling Cup opponent or does it just seem that way?

Ninth Question: Is Monday the best day of action and plot line in the EPL?

Tenth Question: Which Prem manager will get the biggest golden parachute when he's let go?

Bonus Question: Which Prem team should hire Tina Fey as manager? And you can't get points for answering Spurs!

[AtlantaPompey]

1. We always have something to watch outside of the big four.
2. Reality has caught up with Wayne. Have you seen him wandering around the set on 'I'm On Setanta Sports' He can't follow directions enough to stay in position. If he's not where he's supposed to be, he won't be able to do what the coaches want him to do.
3. Business
4. Makes it more interesting. Gives us something to complain about.
5. I do. I watched Everton-Liverpool for that very reason. A hard fought match between two teams who genuinely don't like each other. That's always fun, even if most of the fun is listening to the fans sing at each other.
6. Most, if not all. We all know Pompey needs one. The question really is: If they were given $100 million, would they do the right thing with it?
7. Too early to tell. Ask us again in May.
8. Yes. Yes. Yes. They confuse the entire Premier League with the Preliminary Round of the Champions League, which is what it has become.
9. Sometimes, yes. Especially when someone is fired, quits, or leaves 'by mutual decision.'
10. Wenger, and if he doesn't win a trophy this year, it will happen next May.
Bonus Question: Southampton! Oh, excuse me, you said PREM team...