Author Archives: Christopher Harris

In an interesting development, the BBC and ITV announced today a unique partnership whereby the British networks will offer free high definition television (HDTV) in the scale of 200 channels to residents in the UK beginning spring 2008. Unfortunately, I’m … Continue reading →

The club that’s most likely to be taken over by American investors next is Tottenham Hotspur. That’s according to 39% of you, the readers, who believe the north London club could be going the way of Manchester United, Liverpool, Aston … Continue reading →

Well, it’s been a stunning day in football today, and we still have two weeks of brilliant football in front of us plus the first FA Cup final at Wembley, and the Champions League semi-finals. Right now, there’s simply no … Continue reading →

If you were able to watch the two Premiership matches this morning at the same time, what an incredible experience it was to see Man United’s sensational 4-2 comeback against Everton on Setanta while Chelsea had a comeback of their … Continue reading →

After Sunderland’s important 3-2 win against Burnley tonight, the race for the Championship is getting even more interesting by the day. Here’s the Predictor from the BBC which is a nifty tool that allows you to guess who’ll get promoted … Continue reading →

It’s the million dollar question for Man United and soccer fans in America. Will United pass up the opportunity of playing in America this summer during the pre-season friendlies like they did last year when they concentrated on South Africa … Continue reading →

If you’re a subscriber to the EPL Talk Email Newsletter or you read the forums on the EPL Talk Community, you would have discovered some great news about this weekend’s TV schedule for Premiership matches in the States. The 7:45am … Continue reading →

Crystal Palace has unveiled its new strips for the 2007/2008 season with new designs from kit manufacturer Errea. See the shirts and read more about the new kits here.

For quite a bit of fun, check out this Champions League link from Heineken where you have a chance to watch the final from a secret location. Thanks to Tim William for the link.

Yesterday we took a closer look at Fox Soccer Channel and made recommendations of what changes they can make in the summer to improve their level of Premiership coverage when the season begins again in August. Today, it’s our turn … Continue reading →

If you’re searching for a way to experience Saturday’s Premiership match between Portsmouth and Liverpool online, join the EPL Talk Chat hosted by bcjohn.We’ll have Pompey, Liverpool and neutral fans from around the world chatting in real-time about the huge … Continue reading →

If you’re searching for a way to experience Saturday’s Premiership match between Chelsea and Bolton online, join the EPL Talk Chat hosted by bcjohn. We’ll have Everton, Man Utd and neutral fans from around the world chatting in real-time about … Continue reading →

If you’re searching for a way to experience Saturday’s Premiership match between Everton and Manchester United online, join the EPL Talk Chat hosted by bcjohn. We’ll have Everton, Man Utd and neutral fans from around the world chatting in real-time … Continue reading →

West Brom were dropped three precious points in the race for the play-offs after Burnley fought back from a 2-1 deficit to claim victory. Up 2-o inside 10 minutes, Albion should have had three points wrapped up but Andy Gray … Continue reading →

by BCjohn:To all who experienced the Champions League on the EPL Talk Chat Wednesday, I would like to apologize for all the technical difficulties we experienced today. I hope nonetheless you enjoyed the coverage of the All England Champions League … Continue reading →

As the Premiership season is close to being wrapped up, many soccer fans will go into hibernation this summer before they return in August. Others will watch Major League Soccer. But while some soccer fans may take it easy this … Continue reading →

After the full-time whistle blew at Old Trafford last night, you could see the incredible delight on Alex Ferguson’s face. The Scot wants nothing more than to add another Champions League trophy to his long list of accomplishments before he … Continue reading →

Tragic news today as England World Cup star Alan Ball died outside his home in England after suffering a heart attack trying to put out a garden fire in his backyard. Ball, the red-haired dimunitive England midfielder, played 975 matches … Continue reading →