rotodatabase.com - 12/2/2008
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After a rather drab Saturday of Premiership action, it was a frenetic, breathless Sunday with the Manchester Derby taking center stage while down in West London, Arsenal was out to prove they weren't dead and buried just yet and they were seeking to prove just that against Chelsea.
Premiership Week 14 Recap: Drawing Blank Stares
rotodatabase.com 11/25/2008 — This weekend in the Premiership was essentially a microcosm of how strange this Premiership season has been thus far. It's an abnormal sight to see the Big Four clubs held goalless for the weekend. Would such results throw a new wrinkle in the Premiership title race?
Premiership Week 10 Recap: Hi Ho, Wednesday Football!
rotodatabase.com 10/31/2008 — Usually, Wednesday night is reserved for Champions League football, but it was the Premiership taking prime time, with a close to full slate of football and it was a scintillating evening of football (wherever you may be, of course).
Premiership Week 17 Recap: Proving a Point
rotodatabase.com 12/15/2008 — It was surreal to see The Big Four stuck in goalless draws a few weeks back, which surely should not come as a surprise that The Big Four were all stalemated as the Premiership title race was stuck in neutral. Elsewhere, the focus of world football emanated from the Camp Nou where Barcelona ...
Premiership: 50 Greatest Goals
101greatgoals.com 1/6/2009 — Sky Sports put together a brilliant show chronicling the “Premiership’s 50 Greatest Goals” since the inception of the league back in 1992. Helen Chamberlain provided the commentary throughout the show to provided a slick and well ...
Premiership Week 22 Recap: Last Action Heroes
rotodatabase.com 1/20/2009 — A few scrapfests transpired this weekend amongst the top Premiership sides: Manchester United needed a late match-winner to overcome Bolton and their superb keeper, Jussi Jaaskelainen, Arsenal had their fits at Hull, and Felipe Scolari would have to pay special thanks to Juliano Belletti and ...
Premiership Mid-Term Review
rotodatabase.com 1/6/2009 — Hope you all had a fantastic holiday break. Wow, 2009. 2008 must have been the fastest running year of my life and here we are. It's incredible to note that we're a little more than halfway through one of the more enthralling Premiership seasons in recent memory, with 18 games to go, and I ...
Premiership Week 11 Recap: Can't Cover Your Arse?
rotodatabase.com 11/4/2008 — Stick a fork in Arsenal, as I think their title challenge is done. Sure, it seems rash to write off Arsenal after eleven games when there have been formidable Premiership title comebacks in the past to prove otherwise.
Betfair Ireland | Premiership betting
betting.betfair.ie 1/13/2009 — Premier League Title Odds: United go odds-on for first time this season 14 January 2009 | About Joe Dyer | Premiership Champions destroy Chelsea to assume title favouritism, Blues slide behind Liverpool in current betting.... Read more Premier ...
Bidders line up for U.S. rights to Premiership
sportsbusinessjournal.com 1/26/2009 — By TRIPP MICKLE and JOHN OURAND Staff writers At least three networks have emerged as serious bidders for the U.S. media rights to the English Premier League, the world s most popular soccer league. ESPN, Fox Soccer Channel and Setanta Sports are ...
Diving in the Box: Fantasy Premiership Week 13
rotodatabase.com 11/14/2008 — Not sure about you, but I'm also chomping at the bit for the weekend to see Manchester United earn redemption when Stoke visit Old Trafford and another week of fantasy Premiership is sure to keep me occupied as well.
Premier League: Week 15 Winners And Losers —
Bleacher Report - EPL 12/2/2008
Another tough weekend for the Big Four as things get a little tighter at the top of the English Premier League after week 15.
Winners
Bolton Wanderers It has been well documented that I am not a fan of Bolton boss Gary Megson and his $20 ...
Arsenal Player Ratings Vs Chelsea —
Bleacher Report - EPL 12/2/2008
Manuel Almunia: 6.5 : An awful throw which then lead to a Chelsea goal but after that was rather solid
Bacary Sanga: 7 : Kept the right flank safe and tidy also attacked nicely working well with Denilson. Arsenal really missed their French defender ...
Arsenal vs. Chelsea Player Ratings —
Bleacher Report - EPL 12/2/2008
Manuel Almunia (6.5): An awful throw which then led to a Chelsea goal, but after that was rather solid.
Bacary Sanga (7): Kept the right flank safe and tidy. Also attacked nicely, working well with Denilson. Arsenal really missed their French ...
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