Posts Tagged “English Premier League”
Nov
18
2009
English Premier League - Manchester United on a RampagePosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesAfter beating Chelsea Football club 3-0 in one of last Sunday football results, United played one of their matches they have on hand and finally recorded the win after Wayne Rooney scored in a tap in from a Cristiano Ronaldo assist at the first minute. Wigan tried to look for the tying goal throughout the match but failed to breakdown the United defense which surprisingly, held its own despite the absence of central defender Rio Ferdinand who continues to suffer from a back injury, defender Wes Brown who still has two weeks to go before he gets back to the side after ankle surgery and left back Patrice Evra, who suffered a foot injury right after the match against Chelsea and has been ruled out of future United games for three weeks. He actually injured his foot when he delivered the cross that Rooney turned into a goal. It was such an unfortunate stroke of luck for Evra who just returned to the side after being suspended for four games for his participation in an incident after a mat … Tags: Ankle Surgery, Back Injury, Central Defender, Chelsea Football Club, Club 3, English Premier League, Foot Injury, Football Results, Four Games, Last Sunday, Manchester United, Patrice Evra, Rampage, Rio Ferdinand, Ronaldo, Stroke Of Luck, United Defense, United Games, Wayne Rooney, Wes Brown
Aug
12
2009
Why England Will Never Win Another Football TrophyPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesAnd that’s where the problem lies. Not in the agonizing over the game England could so easily have won, but in England’s reliance on all varieties of imports. Many English football supporters make the mistake of thinking the rude good health of the English Premiership in some way proves the rude good health of English football in general. After all, England boasts the world’s richest football league, and the richest club in the world in the form of Arsenal. However the strength of the English premier league is probably the main source of the rot in English football. To prove this point all we need to do is turn back the clocks to the 1960s and investigate the state of English club football. During the 1960s English clubs began participating regularly in an array of new European club competitions. England’s top clubs achieved excellent results in Europe, with West Ham United claiming the Cup Winners Cup whilst Arsenal, Leeds United and Newcastle United lifted the Inter Cities Fairs Cup … Tags: 1960s, Clocks, Club Football, Cup Winners Cup, English Clubs, English Football, English Premier League, English Premiership, European Club Competitions, Fairs Cup, Football League, Football Supporters, Football Trophy, Good Health, Leeds United, Main Source, Newcastle United, Reliance, Top Clubs, West Ham United
Jun
13
2009
Annual Review of Football Finance Reveals Disturbing NewsPosted by: Mr.Football in Football Sites and The Best ArticlesAs of this writing, we even have the ex-Thai Prime Minister wanting a slice of the action by taking over the reins of Manchester City. Is the Premiership gradually becoming an expensive playground for the super-rich? I fear the answer is yes. And how true can this get, going by the latest annual review of soccer by one of the world s top-four auditors Deloitte & Touche. The Deloitte Annual Review of Football Finance, released on 31 May 2007, revealed that the following startling financial facts: 1) The combined wages of the English Premier League is expected to surpass the 1billion mark for the first time ever since the competition was formally inaugurated in 1992 1993. The wages of the twenty teams rose to 854 million for season 2005 2006 compared to merely 168 million in 2005. Now isn t it wonderful to be a soccer player instead of having a desk-bound job? 2) Wait, the rich pickings gets better for we can expect the first 200,000 a-week player in the EPL to emerge before … Tags: Deloitte Touche, Desk, Disturbing News, English Premier League, Epl, Finance News, Football Finance, Football News, Job, Manchester City, Playground, Premiership, Reins, Rich Pickings, Soccer Player, Soccer World, Thai Prime Minister, WagesInteresting Websites : |
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