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Big developments are starting to happen in the Premiership today. Crespo could be leaving Chelsea. Ruud could be going to Bayern, etc, etc. But the big question is: "What impact will these changes have on the Premiership sides?"
While you're at it, we just released the latest interview on the EPL Talk Pocast. The special guest this episode is Kevin Toms, the creator of the original "Football Manager" management simulation game that started it all - way back in 1982.
As the guys at nufc.com said, what have we done to deserve this?
Meanwhile, if the English team keeps defending like this, they're not going to go very far. Both goals were as awful as the two English goals were brilliant.
But without Owen, if Rooney can't go all 90, Sven will have to rely on Gerrard and Lampard to score the goals. So why exactly was Theo Walcott brought to Germany if Sven would rather go with 5 midfielders than bring the kid on. And I'm still not tremendously sold on Peter Crouch...
Speaking of Crouch, how about the odd couple next year at Liverpool of 6'7" Crouch and five-foot-nothing Craig Bellamy? Sky Sports said it could happen this week.
So when is Newcastle going to bring in some players? Lots of talent coming into the Premiership so far but none of it the St. James'. It's seriously annoying...
Above post was written by Bruce Gottesman, a Newcastle United supporter who lives in Margate, Florida.
EPL Talk fan Justin Franklin submitted the following audio blog entry, sharing his thoughts on what changes Bruce Arena should make to the US team for the Italy match, giving his opinion of some of the World Cup matches thus far, and telling you a little bit about himself.
Leading up to this World Cup, we all knew that ABC didn't have the experience to master the World Cup (which was especially made evident by their selection of commentators).
Now, after day two of the World Cup, we have seen it for ourselves.
I won't go into detail about all the faux pas (after faux pas) that ABC committed (you can read those on my other blog at http://eplleague.blogspot.com). But I can't believe how the press has been reacting to what they've seen thus far, and that includes the soccer press.
Soccer America's Ridge Mahoney is a sycophant. In his recent article, he commented "any fan who gets all agitated about announcers while all 64 matches of the world's greatest sporting event are being shown live without commercial breaks is way too wound up about secondary matters."
That's a ridiculous statement. The commentary makes or breaks a game. Mahoney's "get used to it" message is completely inane. Ridge, we have options such as Univision and Setanta. With Mahoney's laissez-faire attitude, ABC will never get better.
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