Posted on Monday, 31st October 2011 by Matthew Hughes

The English Premiere League is massive business. Football is massive in Britain. The Premiere League is the ultimate achievement with teams like Manchester United, new money men Manchester City (now reported to be the wealthiest club in the world thanks to their Billionaire Arab owner), Chelsea (Multi-millionaire Russian owner), Arsenal, and now with the re-emergence of Liverpool under the helm of ex legend player Kenny Daglish.

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Posted on Sunday, 4th September 2011 by Harry Boyd Eagers

Manchester United are one of the best supported football clubs in the world. They really are a worldwide brand. You only need to take a trip to Old Trafford to see the variety of races and folk who support this club. Lots of the English supporters are from outside Manchester too. This is truly outstanding.

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Posted on Sunday, 5th June 2011 by Paul Joseph

The FA Premier League (often referred to as the Barclays Premiership in the UK and also the Barclays English Premier League or just simply The EPL internationally) is a football league competition for football clubs located towards the top of the English football league system pyramid, which makes it England’s top football competition. It is the world’s most watched domestic sporting league and most lucrative football league, followed by over a billion people worldwide.

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Posted on Friday, 5th November 2010 by Burt Delarenta

Mounir El Hamdaoui is a Dutch player of Moroccan descent (he plays in the national team of Morocco). Yesterday evening he was playing with his Dutch team Ajax Amsterdam against Heerenveen and displayed some magic. He scored two goals that are shown everywhere right now, because they are awesome! Two beauties in the same match! The only other player that I have seen in my days that scored even three of those in one match, was legendary Dutch international Dennis Bergkamp (who played in London with Arsenal for a long time).

Tags: Ajax Amsterdam, Arsenal, Dennis Bergkamp, Dutch soccer, El Hamdaoui Flick, english soccer, European Soccer, football, Mounir El Hamdaoui, premier league, Robin van Persie, soccer, Tottenham Hotspur
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Posted on Sunday, 21st March 2010 by John Barnes

There has not been a season in recent memory which has witnessed such a close title race in English football in over a decade or more. Since the advent of the English Premier League, most seasons have seen the competition reduced to a two horse race or either one of Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal dominating the rest of the division. Fortunately for fans of the league, this season has provided more twists and turns than can be afforded a donut. The result is a sweet concoction of action, drama, irony and incredible stories for the media and fans alike.

Tags: Alex Ferguson, Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Carlo Ancelotti, Chelsea, english football, English Premier League, english soccer, football, Liverpool, Man Utd, manchester united, soccer, sports
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Posted on Thursday, 18th February 2010 by Ross Everett

The English Premier League season is only a couple of weeks old, but newly promoted Burnley has already pulled off what may be the biggest upset of the season in all of European soccer. In their first home game at the top level of English soccer in 33 years, Robbie Blake scored early in the game and Burnley held on to upset reigning league champions Manchester United before 20,000 jubilant fans.

Tags: English Premier League, english soccer, English Sports, Europe Soccer, football, Pro Soccer, soccer, sports
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Posted on Sunday, 23rd August 2009 by Ross Everett

The English Premier League season is only a couple of weeks old, but newly promoted Burnley has already pulled off what may be the biggest upset of the season in all of European soccer. In their first home game at the top level of English soccer in 33 years, Robbie Blake scored early in the game and Burnley held on to upset reigning league champions Manchester United before 20,000 jubilant fans.

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Posted on Monday, 3rd August 2009 by Ross Everett

One of Englands most beloved sporting figures, Sir Bobby Robson, yielded to his courageous fight with cancer recently at the age of 75. Even the often critical British press had nothing bad to say about the universally respected Robson, headlining their obituaries with adjectives like The Bravest Knight or simply The Legend.

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Posted on Saturday, 27th June 2009 by Ryan Melchiot

As the dust settles after an epic battle for the English Premiership title, the summer months will bring along its fair share of speculation and rumors. What would be foremost on fans’ minds will be possible transfer sagas. The development of Manchester City as the richest club in football will also be headline news.

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Posted on Wednesday, 24th June 2009 by Ryan Melchiot

With a climatic title race in the English Premier League still fresh in the minds of fans, many will expect the usual round of summer speculation and gossip to begin. True enough, multi-million pound transfer moves have been bandied around. Many will also be eyeing the purse busting measures Manchester City might throw on the world in the coming weeks.

Tags: english football, English Premier League, english soccer, exercise, fitness, football, leisure, live football, live soccer, manchester united, recreation, soccer, sports, uefa champions league
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