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</a> While all this traditional pre-Christmas carnage is taking place and top sides are inevitably taking points from each other, Manchester United have away trips to Aston Villa, Hull and Norwich to deal with (Moyes might appreciate being away from the nervousness building up inside Old Trafford for a while) and a home match on December 21st against West Ham. All those four opponents currently occupy positions in the lower half of the Premier League table, and while it would obviously be a mistake to assume that just because of that United will get an easy ride at places such as Villa Park and Carrow Road, it seems fairly safe to suspect that had Moyes been handed those four fixtures as an opening programme he would not have been moaning to the authorities about the toughness of his start. Roberto MartÃnez, Moyes' successor at Everton, is the only top six manager without a game against any of his immediate rivals in December, though Southampton are eighth at the moment and for his own reasons MartÃnez will not be particularly relishing a trip back to Swansea.
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