Many have had their say on the 2008-2008 Premier League season, and with just over two weeks to go to the big kick off I couldn't wait any longer to put in my two pence worth... With a proven winner ...

Indeed the title is a two horse race. Arsenal for me are out of contention because of their lack of signings and continual release of their best players season after season. And Liverpool? Well, ...

After a 0-0 draw with rivals Arsenal on Saturday at Old Trafford, Manchester United now have clinched their third straight Barclay's Premier League title as they will now finish with at least one more ...

In what could possibly go down as the only 'undisputed' pick for the Team of the Season, Cristiano Ronaldo's goal-crazy season has generated all sorts of media attention, as journalists are dubbing ...

They’re the men in black that you love to hate, but someone has to do the job. Here’s EPL Talk’s guide to the Premier League referees for the 2008/2009 season (click on the referee’s name to view his ...

Welcome to the English Premier League Transfer Central. The transfer central will document all transfers relating to all twenty Premier League clubs, including arriving and departing rumours and ...

As another EPL season is consigned to the recycle bin of history (we have to be green these days), here is my review of those who have done well, those who could do better, and those who will spend ...

Having found a crystal ball stuck underneath my sofa, I can proudly reveal to the world the events of the first half of the new Premier League season. Damn thing's on the fritz, though, so I'll have ...

13,384,880 people attended Premier League matches this season Average attendance as a percentage of capacity equaled 90.23% Average attendance was 35,223 Average capacity was 39,039 The 2007/2008 ...

To close out the season, EPL Talk today has launched the inaugural 2008-2009 EPL Awards to honour the very best of the Premier League season. Instead of an awards competition that’s launched at the ...

Leicester City is the 2015-16 Premier League champion, which is an incredible achievement for obvious and well-documented reasons. What makes it more incredible? On this day in 2008, Leicester was ...