Can you believe there are actually people taking these statistics?

Here is a picture that shows brief statistics of the lastest data related to the English Premier League. This picture shows a good example of what Barclays payed a bunch of professionals to do. Great job done by a great organizational bank such as Barclays!

European competition qualification

Check out the new rules for qualifying for the EUFA Champions League and the Europa League!

European competition qualification

Arsene Wenger Giving up?!

Are Arsenal officially out of the title race?


Frustrated Arsene Wenger have spoken to the media yesterday upon his defeat against Manchester City. He stated that it was a "must win" game and unfortunately they lost. Arsenal are now fifth in the Table and have seem to focus their targets on reaching the Top 4 rather than actually winning the Trophy. The League's lead scorer Roben Van Persie seems to be in the best shape of his life and will not seem to give up that easy. Will Arsene's words to the press have an effect on his players emotions? i strongly believe that it might. Take a look at what Arsene had to say to the press last night following his defeat. Click here

It's anyone's race now!

Who is going to lift the trophy this year?

It's anyone's race now.  Match Day 16 has kicked off and Manchester City are leading the group with only two points above Manchester United. The Citizens (Manchester City) have to secure a win today against Arsenal to secure their leadership against the other teams.

Can they do it?

Stay tuned to find out more!

Top 4 teams qualify

As you all know, only 4 teams qualify for the top European League (EUFA Champions League). We are almost half way across the season and we could say that the first two spots are already filled. Manchester United and Manchester City have a strong chance to qualify for Europe. But who will be the third and fourth to qualify? Please help us decide and predict who can achieve the targeted goals for this season by filling out this simple survey. It won't take you more than 3 minutes that's a GUARANTEE.

What happened last season?

Manchester United and Other Transfers

Last year was a busy season for the English Premier League. The fans saw Manchester United lift the trophy for 19 times in their history breaking a record for english teams to reach that number. One of the major motivations that their team had was the new signing of their young player Javier Hernandez who scored a record of 20 goals in his debut season as a Manchester United player. Another major event was the record breaking signings made by the other English clubs. Manchester city spent over 100 million pounds to bring new faces such as David Silva, Edin Dzeko, Mario Balotelli, James Milner and Yaya Toure. On the other hand, the world witnessed a record breaking signing of the most expensive English player Andy Carrol who moved from Newcastle United to Liverpool Football club for a fee of 35 million pounds. This huge figure was financed by the dramatic move of Liverpool's striker Fernando Torres to Chelsea Football Club for a fee of 50 million pounds.

Manegerial Casualties


Liverpool have witnessed the departure of their manager Roy Hodgson At the start of the new year as he was replaced by their Welsh legend Kenny Dalgish. Due to a unsuccessful season with the reds, Roy Hodgson was sacked by the board of directors of Liverpool Football club as his spell of manager ended in less than 4 months. Liverpool has started their campaign with one of their worst performances as they found themselves lying 14th in the league table. Another casualty was the former manager of Chelsea Carlo Ancelotti. Oddly enough Carlo have secured the league title with Chelsea the previous year but was still sacked by the board of directors. The waste of money buying Fernando Torres from Liverpool was a major contribution that helped make his sacking a lot more easier. The huge money spent had cost chelsea the title. Instead of buying several young talents for the club, Carlo splashed his money on a single player which in return did not achieve what was expected of him.

For more statistics about the EPL 2010/2011 please click here.

The History of the English Premier league

Twenty years ago the EPL launched its new campaign with Barclays bank. This competition gather 20 individual teams from all around England to compete for this tournament. Only the best of the best get to compete and the top 4 teams from this competition qualify for the EUFA Champions League. From its launch date uptil now, there has been two teams fighting over the supremacy of this title. These are Liverpool FC and Manchester United. These two have a huge history of rivalry between them even before the EPL. The competition before 1990 was named The English Premiership. It has witnessed liverpool raising the trophy 18 times, and Manchester United 19 times. this very close rivalry created a modern vibe of football between the fans of both teams. As for other top fierce rivalries, Arsenal and Chelsea are also related in a turf war in London. These two teams also have history between them as they both emerge from the same region in England. These four teams are the most successful amongst others in the EPL and most of the attention of the EPL goes to these four.