Category Archives: Reading

US international winger Brek Shea is poised to sign a deal to join Stoke City in the English Premier League for a transfer fee of $3.5 million, according to ESPN pundit Taylor Twellman. The current FC Dallas footballer has been … Continue reading →

After several high scoring Saturdays of late, today was almost the opposite with some very hard fought nil-nil draws and low scoring matches. Having said that, there were some spectacular saves and defending today, which makes a change this season! … Continue reading →

We have eight Premier League matches on deck today beginning with the London derby between QPR and Tottenham Hotspur from Loftus Road. Harry Redknapp returns to see his new side play against his old side. If QPR can win this … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wonder who Arsene Wenger is trying to please — the supporters of the club who give their hard-earned wages to watch his team play, or the money cats in the Arsenal boardroom who want to generate as much … Continue reading →

Without Robin van Persie, Manchester United would be 16th in the table, right? The flaws in the ‘One Man Team’ argument are numerous, but the biggest of these flaws is that when arguing United would be a lesser team without van … Continue reading →

In case you missed any of the match highlights from the Premier League New Years Day gameweek 21 matches, here are all of the video highlights: West Bromwich Albion vs Fulham Video: West Brom v Fulham Premier League Highlights 01/01/13 … Continue reading →

Happy New Year folks! Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines: Roberto Mancini rues Manchester City’s failure to land Robin van Persie — The Guardian Reading pay £600,000 for Sporting Lisbon’s captain Daniel Carrico — The Guardian Graphic: Gary Neville’s team … Continue reading →

After several nail-biting low-scoring games over the festive period, today’s matches brought us an incredible 4.37 goals per game with 35 goals scored in eight Premier League matches. Here are the video highlights for all eight matches in the Premier … Continue reading →

Fresh after beating Manchester City at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland opens today’s Premier League football with another opportunity to see if they can knock one of the big EPL clubs off their perch — Tottenham Hotspur. The match kicks off … Continue reading →

We’re at the halfway point of the 2012-13 Premier League season, so I thought I’d share some research in regards to which clubs are doing the best off the pitch in terms of filling up the most seats available in … Continue reading →

While we romanticize about Boxing Day fixtures in English football, the two things I often forget are (1) the matches are often low-scoring encounters since the quality of the pitch and weather this time of the year isn’t the greatest, … Continue reading →

If you had to pick one day out of the year that’s the best day to watch Premier League soccer, today is it. The next best day is the final day of the season. But today there’s everything to play … Continue reading →

The FA has wisely decided not to take action against Swansea captain Ashley Williams for his clearance yesterday that hit Robin van Persie’s head. The incident happened after van Persie was fouled on the edge of the penalty area by … Continue reading →

Here are tonight’s Premier League news headlines: Chelsea’s David Luiz reinvents himself as Fulham Road’s Socrates — The Guardian Stoke City has the best defense in Europe says Andre Villas-Boas — The Guardian Robin van Persie could have been killed says Alex … Continue reading →