Question: Let's complete this passage.
Manchester City defender Vincent Kompany provided a decent reply when Arsenal supporter Piers Morgan offered him a sports cars and money to swap the north-west for north London this week. 'These days I play for glory,' said the Belgian. As quick witted as it was acerbic, Kompany’s Tweet made his point. The landscape has shifted in English football over the last five years. You no longer sign for Arsenal if you want to win the Barclays Premier League any time soon. Even the ever optimistic Kompany will find little glory in his own team’s predicament at the moment, however, as the City captain does his best to steady a defence currently looking as vulnerable as at any time since Arab money eased his club on to an upwards trajectory six years ago.



OPTIONS:
- Arab were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Arsenal were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Barclays Premier League were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Belgian were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- CSKA Moscow were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- City were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- English were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Etihad were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Fernandinho were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Kompany were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- London were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Manchester City were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Manuel Pellegrini were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Piers Morgan were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Russia were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Seydou Doumbia were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Tweet were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Vincent Kompany were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
- Yaya Toure were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.
Answer: City were as poor as they have been for many years on Wednesday night in that area of the field and there would appear to be a self-belief issue.

Problem: Choose the next sentence
(CNN) -- Joe McGinniss could not believe his eyes. The man he saw in a North Carolina courtroom last week was stooped and shackled, hardly the same smooth and swaggering Jeffrey MacDonald who had told his story so many years ago. To say the author and the convicted killer have a history would be an understatement. If anything, their first face-to-face meeting in 35 years was anticlimactic. "He looked like a shadow," McGinniss said of MacDonald, now 68, who some believe the author betrayed for his 1983 best-selling book "Fatal Vision." "He has a pallor, there was no substance to him," McGinniss continued. "I guess many years in prison can do that to you."

MacDonald's appeals received renewed attention with the release this month of the book "A Wilderness of Error: The Trials of

OPTIONS:
- CNN."
- Fatal Vision."
- Green Beret."
- Jeffrey MacDonald."
- Joe McGinniss."
- MacDonald."
- McGinniss."
- North Carolina."

Answer: Jeffrey MacDonald."

Input: Choose the next sentence.
The customized Captain America chopper Peter Fonda allegedly rode in Easy Rider has sold for $1.3 million despite claims that it is a fake. Bidders rushed to snap up the Harley Davidson when went under the hammer in Calabasas, California, this week after auctioneers claimed it is the only remaining motorcycle built specifically for the film. But the lucrative sale was sullied after Texan collector Gordon Granger claimed he owns the chopper used in the film, insisting he bought it from Dan Haggerty, an actor with a bit part in the 1960s counterculture classic. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Sold! This is the chopper that has sold for $1.3 million at auction in Calabasas despite claims it is a fake
He says that until a few years ago when he learned to the other possible Captain America motorcycle he had no reason to doubt
OPTIONS:
- American's word.
- Bidder's word.
- Calabasas's word.
- California's word.
- Captain America's word.
- Dan Haggerty's word.
- Easy Rider's word.
- Fonda's word.
- Gordon Granger's word.
- Harley Davidson's word.
- Peter Fonda's word.
- Sale's word.
- Texan's word.
- Texas's word.
Output:
Dan Haggerty's word.