Touching The Void (EPL Talk Review Podcast)

Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio was back on the warpath again after today’s 1-0 loss to Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane. Di Canio says that the levels of “arrogance” and “ignorance” are worse than those he encountered at Swindon … Continue reading →

While Wigan spoiled the opportunity to make this a Survival Sunday, the Premier League clubs made up for it with a cascade of goals — 36 in all for an average of 3.6 per match. Here are the match highlights for … Continue reading →

In addition to FOX Soccer bidding us goodbye today after 15 years of Premier League coverage, it was the final day for ESPN’s Ian Darke and Steve McManaman bringing us their Premier League matches. Here’s a video they did to … Continue reading →

After 15 years of soccer coverage, today marked the final day of FOX Soccer’s coverage of the English Premier League on US television. I’d personally like to thank everyone at FOX who’s been involved in bringing us the world’s best … Continue reading →

It’s a day of goodbyes today on the final day of the 2012-13 Premier League season. Farewell to Sir Alex Ferguson, Paul Scholes, Jamie Carragher, Michael Owen, Wigan Athletic, Reading and Queens Park Rangers. It’s also a goodbye to FOX … Continue reading →

Wayne Rooney will not play in today’s match against West Bromwich Albion, the final game of Sir Alex Ferguson’s managerial career. While Rooney was benched for last week’s game against Swansea, today he has been excused from traveling with United … Continue reading →

David Beckham played his last game of his professional career yesterday. When the Englishman was substituted in the match for Paris Saint-Germain, he came off the pitch with a flood of tears after a 20-year history in the game of … Continue reading →

It’s a Saturday night in the United States, which means we get to scour all of the British Sunday tabloids for Premier League news. And boy there are a lot of BS stories tonight! First up is The Sunday People who say … Continue reading →

England manager Roy Hodgson says that Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur have “scotched” England’s friendlies by scheduling post-season friendlies in the United States and, in Tottenham’s case, The Bahamas. Here’s what Hodgson said: “My thinking, which is based a … Continue reading →

Soccer world, meet Jason Collins. On April 29 2013, the 34-year old professional basketball player became the first openly gay active athlete in the four major sports in the United States. Collins took the leap by writing his own article … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, we ran a contest to give away two pairs of free tickets to next weekend’s friendly between Chelsea and Manchester City at Yankee Stadium in New York City. We received a ton of entries, and last night … Continue reading →

What’s next for Manchester United as the Red Devils try to predict a future without Sir Alex Ferguson at the helm?  The managerial mastermind jumped with joy as Patrice Evra and Nemanja Vidic stepped aside and allowed the living legend … Continue reading →

And so the end has come once again, the moment every ardent soccer fan dreads; the final kick of the ball, the last high-pitched call of the whistle, and the customary sign-off from FOX Soccer and ESPN (in the States) … Continue reading →