Author Archives: Morgan Green

Well the season is over and to be completely honest, life sucks. After the Champions League final we as a people are going to be deprived of a steady source of meaningful football until August. What am I supposed to … Continue reading →

I think it’s fair to say that there are many problems with QPR as a team that are keeping them from reaching their potential. The team undoubtedly has talent but a lack of cohesion and discipline on top of poor … Continue reading →

Every season you hear the same statements being thrown about: “Manchester United get all the cards,” “The referees are in Sir Alex’s pocket” and so on. So I’ve taken a look at a breakdown of how cards were given and … Continue reading →

Authors Note: The following article is an attempt to shine a light on some of the more ridiculous things that are being said about the teams involved in this season’s Premier League. They are not based on fact, but rather … Continue reading →

It’s Saturday, July 28 at 10 AM and I’m on my way to M&T Bank stadium, driving down I-95 with my windows down, I already know we’re going to be in for one excruciatingly hot day. I arrive at the … Continue reading →

The final result may not have satisfied either set of fans, but Saturday’s friendly match between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool in Baltimore was attended by 42,723 passionate supporters. Here are the photos from the hot day in Baltimore. <

Arsenal appear to be on the verge of signing Malaga winger Santi Cazorla. Meanwhile, Arsenal masses are hyping up their potential signing to the maximum, which is par for the course. Being the curmudgeon that I am I’m obviously a little … Continue reading →

While reading the article about Chelsea not winning any admirers from their Champions League victory over Bayern, I found it interesting that the author made several points about how Chelsea failed to play with “style,” employing “negative tactics” that aren’t … Continue reading →

It’s hard for me to put into words what I witnessed on Sunday in the Premier League without sounding like a child trying to describe my first ever trip to Disney World. I’m usually against throwing out the usual clichés … Continue reading →

After watching those final nervy minutes at Wembley and confirming that Chelsea had their hands on yet another FA Cup, I was completely overjoyed. After the season that Chelsea have been through any form of silverware is more than welcome. … Continue reading →

UPDATED: As some of you may or may not know, the NFL Draft has commenced here in America. All the teams in the National Football League descend upon New York and spend the next several days drafting the best college … Continue reading →

It’s another installment of the EPL Talk Reader Mailbag, and this week we have several excellent questions. So, let’s jump right in. Question from Ahmed: After the past couple of months Arsenal have been in a rich vain of form. … Continue reading →

Welcome back to another edition of the EPL Talk Mailbag. Before we get into the questions, I celebrated my birthday yesterday and after all the dinners with family and such was done, the best present I got by far was … Continue reading →

Ashley Young has been earning himself quite the reputation the past few weeks, but it’s a reputation that will ultimately come back to haunt both him and Manchester United in the future. There is a reason that he is allowed … Continue reading →