Here’s a look back at the good, the bad, and the ugly from gameweek eleven of the Premier League. Note: Readers can follow Matt @thehackreport Cheers 1. Jay Bothroyd: The QPR striker was pesky all day as he netted an early goal and provided an assist on another. 2. James Milner: He was all over […]

Here at Major League Soccer Talk, we strive to provide the best services to all of our MLS-loving patrons. As fans ourselves, we know that you're looking at the schedule and saying to yourself, "Do we really need this two week NFL-style break?" The answer is emphatically, "Yes, we do." After those quadriceps-damaging Brad Davis […]

Maybe it’s a bit premature to talk about must-win games and the possibilities of a top four finish when we are only in November, but it's certainly true to say that the next three games could define Liverpool’s season. It could either rendering the Reds under-achievers for yet another year, or embodying hope for Reds […]

We're almost a third of the year through the 2011-12 Premier League season, and already several summer signings have stood out as comparatively bargain buys. Which clubs have done their best homework to find the bargains who are producing the goods? Read below to find out. 1. Demba Ba – Newcastle United – Free The man […]

Among the sudden troubling outbreak of Premiership players throwing alleged racial epithets (and spitting) around, the John Terry/Anton Ferdinand "F*****g Black C**t" incident stands at the forefront among the other incidents involving Luis Suarez/Patrice Evra and Antolin Alcaraz/Richard Stearman. Due to Terry's standing as Chelsea captain and currently holding onto the cursed idol that is […]

Mick McCarthy can now breathe a little better after Wolves ended a run of eight games without a win after picking up three points against bottom of the table Wigan. On Sunday Wolves took the lead after 31 minutes when Jamie O'Hara connected with a cross from Kevin Doyle. But Ben Watson equalised for Wigan […]

Some of you are Anglophiles, ex-pats or live in the United Kingdom, so I hope you'll allow me this indulgence to write about a topic that has nothing to do with the English Premier League but has everything to do with the country where the matches are played. I've lived in the United States for […]

I’m away this week so I won’t have time to do a complete rundown for week 11. Last week there was a comment on the article which said that it would be interesting to use the APL point format to chart recent form, and I agree. So along with the full table, there is also […]

Here is the guest list for Feuerstein's Fire #79 Tuesday, November 8th 8PM EDT – 5PM PDT Guests: Chris Enger of the RSL Show Mike Kuhn of Down the ByLine KC blog Warren Jones Dynamo Supporter Adam Serrano LA correspondent of Soccer By Ives NASL Segment: Re-Capping 1st year of the season Red Bulls Segment: […]

Sir Alex Ferguson. The name is etched in football history. He’s made Manchester United what it is today: a top club winning trophies on a yearly basis with a worldwide reputation. Twenty five years managing one football club is extraordinary considering that modern day managers are lucky to last one season with their respected teams. […]

A photo has been leaked showing what the home shirt for Spain will look like for next summer's Euro 2012 tournament. Designed by Adidas, the new Spain shirt is red with yellow trim. What do you think of the new design of the Spain home shirt for Euro 2012? Share your opinion in the comments […]

If you consider yourself a soccer expert, we need your opinion. Gameweek 11 of the Premier League is over, and in just a few hours we'll be recording the weekend review show of the EPL Talk Podcast. But we need your opinions and questions regarding what topics you want to hear about to help drive […]

Now that the number of teams competing for the 2011 MLS Cup has been reduced to four, which one do you think will go all the way to lift the trophy on November 20 at the Home Depot Center? Cast your vote in the poll below, and feel free to share your opinions in the […]

The Azzurri qualified to Euro 2012 without being tested as coach Cesare Prandelli attempted to build the national team around younger and talented players such as Mario Balotelli and Giuseppe Rossi. Various niggling injuries and a plethora of ridiculous antics performed by Balotelli meant that Prandelli was not able to rely heavily on the controversial […]

httpv://youtu.be/NoUNrjrRXw8 After an exhausting but exhilarating day of Premier League football yesterday (especially after Swansea's emotional, for me, draw), we have the prospect of three Premier League matches to look forward to. First, don't forget that if you live in the United States, the clocks have gone back one hour. The first game to kick […]