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But in terms of the trophy cabinet of any self-respecting Premier League club, the European Cup is simply the icing on the cake which every footballer, manager and club ultimately wants a piece of, albeit a very lucrative and glittering layer of icing.

That highly sought-after cake is made of, and ultimately sweetened and gloriously flavoured by, the pinnacle of the Premier League title. Manchester United’s monstrously-talented players past and present, Arsenal’s 'Invincibles', the billionaires of Chelsea and even the late Jack Walker’s relatively less pricey Blackburn Rovers, have all tasted and savoured the taste of winning the league – but what is it that has stopped the Reds from plunging their own forks into the cake, and what makes me think that they can make that extra step this season?

With regards to each of these four clubs that have won the Premier League title, they all have their own unique traits but in essence, have one thing in common – their boardrooms made it clear that the ultimate target was winning the championship. Sir Alex Ferguson has constantly built and rebuilt squads with a winning mentality consisting of players who are considered to be world-class, from Ryan Giggs to David Beckham, from Ruud van Nistelrooy to Cristiano Ronaldo.

Ferguson has always been backed up with the money to either buy or bring through these types of players. Furthermore, the board’s backing of a worldwide web of player scouting has helped to unearth gems past and present such as Ronaldo, Ole Solskjaer and Anderson. more

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‘Crimes of the Heart’

And finally there is Lenny, the eldest (Laura Hankin), who is celebrating her 30th birthday alone, lighting and blowing out the candles (no cake involved) just so she can make the wishes. Now add a down-the-street nosy neighbor with little good news to report (played by Stacy Testa) and Babe’s lawyer (Marshall Everett), a young aggressive sort who comes with an agenda that includes revenge. There’s also Doc Porter (Stephen Strenio), who’s not a doctor (and naturally there is a tale behind that as well). Now all of the ingredients are in place for either a romp or a tragedy. It is a mark of Ms. Henley’s talent that she gives us both in stirring proportions. When the show first opened in New York, the then-New York Times drama critic Frank Rich noted: "She serves up pain as though it was a piece of cake." Very appropriate since in the final scene all the sisters munch on large pieces of day-late birthday cake, and at the final curtain they are still eating the icing. more