Episode 37 of the EPL Talk Podcast features an interview with Chris Slegg from The Beautiful Game Podcast plus The Gaffer shares his reaction to visiting the Arsenal Stadium, better known as Highbury in Islington, London. During the interview with … Continue reading
THE SOCCER SHOUT PODCAST I break down Man City’s performance in the 3-1 win over Fulham. I will be contributing regular features on the Blues of Man City for the program. Tony and Phil as always provide some great commentary. … Continue reading
Episode 36 of the EPL Talk Podcast captures the atmosphere and excitement from Ewood Park’s clash between Blackburn Rovers and Tottenham Hotspur. In a very controversial match, you can hear what the fans thought of the match incidents. Plus, you … Continue reading
If you’ve been enjoying the Premiership coverage from the EPL Talk Tour, please cast your vote for EPL Talk in the Ole Ole contest where they’ll be sending the top two bloggers to Japan to cover the FIFA Club World … Continue reading
Day two of the EPL Talk tour of England is over, but you can hear all of the adventures at Ewood Park by downloading the latest podcast, episode 36, at http://epltalk.libsyn.com Two matches so far, and both have featured spectacular … Continue reading
Episode 35 features the sounds and atmosphere of The Gaffer’s visit to Everton’s Goodison Park in Liverpool. Whether you’re a Toffees fan or not, you’ll want to listen to this fascinating audio documentary. Plus, EPL Talk features an interview with … Continue reading
The first podcast episode from my journey through England has been posted, which features the sounds and atmosphere of Goodison Park plus an exclusive interview with Bolton’s Johann Smith. Listen now at http://epltalk.libsyn.com For a chance to win a copy … Continue reading
After traveling 4,500 miles during 14 hours, I have arrived in England. A nation where you can wear your love of football on your sleeve. This is a footballing country, make no doubt about it. Flying over Lancashire as the … Continue reading
Here are the photographs from the EPL Talk trip today to Everton v Bolton at Goodison Park, November 18, 2006. View the slideshow here. Or view each of the 39 photos here (each features comments that tell you more about … Continue reading
One last post before I head to the airport and catch the flight from balmy Fort Lauderdale to chilly Manchester. I’ll report back via this blog (if I can get internet connection) when I touch down at Goodison Park. In … Continue reading
On the eve of my flight to England, my ‘to-do’ list is longer than Newcastle United’s injury list, but rather than bore you with all of the details about packing my bags, here are some of the exciting news, developments … Continue reading
There are just four days to go before EPL Talk’s tour of England begins with the Everton versus Bolton Wanderers clash at Goodison Park, and the excitement is building. While my blogging has slowed a little during the last few … Continue reading
I watched the MLS Cup victory for Houston on Tivo this evening and a few things were apparent to me. (Let me preface my comments by saying I did not watch one minute of NFL Football today and have no … Continue reading
Episode 34 of the EPL Talk Podcast features separate interviews with football author and historian David Wangerin, and Championship Manager studio manager Dave Rutter. The Gaffer also discusses his upcoming dream tour of England and explains how you can experience … Continue reading
Is it me or has the quality of live Premiership football matches on TV this past Saturday been extremely substandard? This past Saturday we were subjected to the horror that was Manchester City (remember when they were a fun team … Continue reading
This initiative for a league that has not grown in popularity and support despite an upsurge for soccer in this nation is long overdue. Here is the release from MLSNET.com.
Freddy Adu is getting the chance of a lifetime beginning next week when he will train for two weeks with Manchester United. Adu is not eligible to move to the EPL or another European league on a permanent basis until … Continue reading
When you think about it, this season’s Premiership is the most televised football league in the U.S. since TV was invented. But this season is intriguing for TV soccer junkies like myself because we’re able to watch English Premier League … Continue reading
