Category Archives: Newcastle United

Arsene Wenger will received the dreaded vote of confidence from American billionaire and majority Arsenal shareholder Stan Kroenke Thursday when the American meets in London for a board meeting, reports Guardian writer David Hytner. As we reported recently, Arsenal is … Continue reading →

Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini could face the sack if his team loses to Leeds United in the FA Cup this weekend. That’s according to former City footballer, and now pundit, Danny Mills. Here are today’s Premier League news headlines: … Continue reading →

After yesterday’s sensational match between Real Madrid and Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League, it’s time for the UEFA Europa League. Four Premier League teams are in action today starting with Zenit St Petersburg versus Liverpool (at Noon ET), … Continue reading →

If you missed it, you missed a brilliant, exciting match between Real Madrid and Manchester United. Or if you saw it, it’s definitely worth watching again. Here are the match highlights: Video: Real Madrid v Manchester United UEFA Champions League … Continue reading →

As an American, when I was first introduced to the Premier League I was intrigued by the idea of relegation to a lower league along with lower tier teams moving up. I will admit that it took me a bit … Continue reading →

Today’s Premier League action was a combination of the good, the bad and the ugly. Norwich against Fulham was a tough one to stay awake for. Stoke against Reading wasn’t as bad, but it was a chore at times, while … Continue reading →

After Manchester City’s pitiful performance against Southampton, where the Saints walked over the current Premier League champions, manager Roberto Mancini accused his team of complacency and singled out goalkeeper Joe Hart for criticism. “It’s not strange because he did two … Continue reading →

Newcastle United are still interested in bringing Andy Carroll back to Tyneside, so in order for the deal to go through, Liverpool are interested in getting Hatem Ben Arfa heading to Anfield as part of the deal, according to The Guardian. … Continue reading →

It’s just one match, so it’s a little early to be waxing poetically in my opinion, but there’s no doubting that Newcastle United’s new Ligue Un signings — particularly Moussa Sissoko — are made for the Premier League. They’ve got the pace, … Continue reading →

How many times have we heard about betting scandals in European soccer but nothing is ever done about it? Today, it’s revealed that Europol has pinpointed one UEFA Champions League match that was played in England that was allegedly fixed. … Continue reading →

It was one of the best Premier League weekends this season full of sensational goals, amazing comebacks and plenty of talking points. In case you missed any, or if you want to watch them again, here are the highlights from … Continue reading →

It was a mad day in the Premier League transfer window today. Peter Odemwingie went AWOL. Brek Shea was beaming like a Cheshire Cat on his drive in to Stoke City. Aston Villa signed a French footballer that no one … Continue reading →

Today is one of the biggest days in the Premier League calendar, and EPL Talk has you covered. Throughout the day, I’ll be updating this blog post with the latest breaking transfer news stories (and not just from Sky Sports … Continue reading →

It’s been a rough couple of days for the clubs near the top of the Premier League table. Neither Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool or Tottenham had good games this mid-week. Even though United won, they stumbled to … Continue reading →