Robin van Persie Shirt Most Popular in North America: The Daily EPL
In surprising news, Robin van Persie has surpassed Wayne Rooney as the footballer who is selling the most number of replica shirts in North America.
No numbers were revealed as far as shirt sales, but the article includes the top 10 shirts sold in North America.
Here are the Premier League news headlines of the day:
- Robin van Persie shirt most popular in North America — Premier League
- Radamel Falcao to be offered huge Chelsea deal – exclusive — The Mail
- Chelsea may test Arsenal’s resolve with offer for Theo Walcott — The Guardian
- Chelsea fan who made ‘monkey gesture’ at Man Utd match to face no further action — Telegraph
- Scouting enters brave new world as clubs step up search for talent — The Guardian
- David Luiz in midfield is masterstroke by Rafa Benitez – Martin Samuel — The Mail
- VIDEO: Benitez backs Guardiola for Chelsea — BBC Sport
- How much money do Arsenal have? — Football Economy
- Frank Lampard admits his days at Chelsea are coming to an end — The Telegraph
- Tim Howard set for 200th consecutive EPL appearance — Pro Soccer Talk
- Man United get green light to pursue Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski — Telegraph
- This is the perfectly timed FourFourTwo cover about ‘Arsenal’s master plan’ — Dirty Tackle
- Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert – I may stick with 3-5-2 long-term — Aston Villa FC
- David Moyes says Kevin Mirallas and Tony Hibbert will miss Stoke game — Everton FC
- Man City confirm Yaya Toure is expected to depart in January for African Nations Cup — The Independent
- Jan Vertonghen rejected chance to join Arsenal because Wenger wanted him in midfield — Telegraph
- Newcastle’s Ben Arfa suffers fresh injury setback — The Guardian
- FA ‘disappointed’ with Uefa sanction of Serbia and says it ‘does not send a strong enough message’ — Telegraph
- Platini considers appeal to increase Serbia’s punishment — The Guardian
- Swansea defender Neil Taylor signs new contract — The Independent
- Darren Bent ruled out of Aston Villa’s Christmas programme with injury — The Guardian
- Gareth Barry hit with ban over conduct during Manchester derby — The Independent
- Stan Kroenke has been accused of having no passion for the club by former shareholder — The Mail
- Uefa’s cowardly reaction against Serbian racists takes European game several steps backwards — Telegraph
- ‘Move over, Torres!’ Spain boss will watch Michu during UK scouting trip — The Mirror
- Chelsea’s Frank Lampard expects to be a free agent in the summer — The Guardian
- Arsenal assistant Steve Bould ‘furious’ over reports of rift with Arsene Wenger — The Independent
- Wenger pledges to stick to his transfer philosophy despite his worst start to a season — Telegraph
- Mikel John Obi happy for Mark Clattenburg to referee Chelsea games — The Guardian
- Alisher Usmanov calls for the return of Thierry Henry in a non-playing role — Telegraph
- Liverpool keeper Brad Jones signs contract extension — The Guardian
- Playing Tottenham next ‘is perfect’ says Swansea manager Michael Laudrup — The Independent
- England Under-21s pair issued with bans for part in Serbia brawl — The Guardian
- Fiorentina looking to take advantage of QPR plight with £5.6m Esteban Granero bid — The Independent
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5 Responses to Robin van Persie Shirt Most Popular in North America: The Daily EPL
No kidding? My first guesses would have been El Hadj Diouf…
£15,000 less than Bendtner’s logo-gate affair? That would be laughable if it weren’t so damn pathetic. I don’t want to hear another word about racism out of UEFA. Bell ends.
duh. Was supposed to go with jtm
Guy
no problem us old guys have to stick together.
uefa what a freaking joke for the u21 serbia fiasco.they all talk tough about race but when it is time to act they swallow the whistle and look the other way.the fa did the same thing in the terry deal.oh well Saturday is almost here so we can talk football.ENJOY!