Category Archives: 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 →

Recently on The Daily EPL, we shared a league table with you that shows the depth chart between clubs in the Premier League based on the number of points they’ve racked up so far this season, instead of the conventional … Continue reading →

The Andersred Blog has published a detail report providing evidence that Manchester United may soon become a debt free club again. The 8-year “experiment” by the Glazers, where they bought Manchester United in a highly leveraged buyout, is showing several … 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 →

EPL Talk’s selection for February’s book discussion is The Greatest Footballer You Never Saw written by Paul McGuigan (a founding member of the British rock band Oasis) and Paolo Hewitt (an accomplished author and former journalist for NME). The Greatest Footballer You … Continue reading →

Oh, Peter Odemwingie. When will you learn? The West Bromwich Albion striker has hit out at his club by saying that they broke a gentleman’s agreement which would have seen the Nigerian footballer join Queens Park Rangers. According to The Guardian, … 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 →

Now that Everton’s deal for FC Twente striker Leroy Fer has fallen through due to medical issues, Everton are on the verge of signing Spanish striker Alvaro Negredo from Sevilla. If the Toffees will be able to secure his signature, … Continue reading →

Who needs El Clasico when you have Arsenal against Liverpool? The match at the Emirates Stadium promises to feature lots of goals due to leaky defenses from both teams, as well as a race for fourth place in the Premier … Continue reading →

Stoke City footballer Glenn Whelan will escape retrospective punishment from the FA despite his reckless tackle against Manchester City’s Javi Garcia in the FA Cup this past weekend. Referee Howard Webb saw the foul, which is a key development. According … Continue reading →

From personal experience, we can all at times be too positive and not critical enough when we’re talking about our favorite Premier League team. We immediately go on the defensive when a supporter of another club criticizes our team in … Continue reading →

On a chilly day in England and Wales, there were plenty of goals and highlights worth watching in Premier League gameweek 23, the Saturday edition. Here are the video highlights (US readers, only). Manchester City vs Fulham Video: Manchester City … Continue reading →

If you think today is not a day for watching the Premier League, think again. I’ll give you three reasons: 1) Despite tomorrow being penned “Epic Sunday” by FOX Soccer, today has plenty of great matchups. Harry Redknapp returns to … Continue reading →