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Breaking the top 4 again? David Moyes arrived at Goodison 6 years ago now and has built a balanced and hardworking outfit regularly challenging for a European place (official 5th best team in the league.) Click to continue reading...

All Premier League transfers going through in the summer of 2008 are on this page. For our transfer rumours column see our transfer news section. This page is updated frequently, so if you find a transfer not listed here put it in the comments and we'll add it. This page lists Premier League clubs only, [. Click to continue reading...

This rumour has been swirling for a while, but with David Moyes looking to strengthen his very shallow midfield options, he'll have to get cracking soon. Fulham midfielder Jimmy Bullard could be making his way up to Merseyside, with the Moyesiah sniffing around the high-octane midfielder. Bullard - who was basically a [. Click to continue reading...

Get ready for a Sir Alex Ferguson outburst - it's in the post, according to the Daily Mirror. The newspaper report that the fixture compilers have not been kind to Manchester United this summer, handing them six tricky away matches after each of their Champions League group games. Although the Scot has not yet publicly commented [. Click to continue reading...

The fixtures for next season in England have been announced. The three promoted clubs to the Premier League now know that they are likely to know their fate fairly early in the season. Hull City have home games against Fulham, Wigan and Everton and trips to Blackburn and Newcastle before their first test against one of the big four. Click to continue reading...

Let's be honest, the first five and final five look very daunting indeed...

16/08/2008 Manchester United v Newcastle United

23/08/2008 Portsmouth v Manchester United

30/08/2008 Manchester United v Fulham

13/09/2008 Liverpool v Manchester United

20/09/2008 Chelsea v Manchester United</em>

27/09/2008 Manchester United v Bolton Wanderers

04/10/2008 Blackburn Rovers v Manchester United

18/10/2008 Manchester United v West Bromwich Albion

25/10/2008 Everton v Manchester United

28/10/2008 Manchester United v West Ham United

01/11/2008 Manchester United v Hull City

08/11/2008 Arsenal v Manchester United

15/11/2008 Manchester United v Stoke City

22/11/2008 Aston Villa v Manchester United

29/11/2008 Manchester City v Manchester United

06/12/2008 Manchester United v Sunderland

13/12/2008 Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester United

20/12/2008 Manchester United v Wigan Athletic

26/12/2008 Stoke City v Manchester United

28/12/2008 Manchester United v Middlesbrough

10/01/2009 Manchester United v Chelsea

17/01/2009 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United

27/01/2009 West Bromwich Albion v Manchester United

31/01/2009 Manchester United v Everton

07/02/2009 West Ham United v Manchester United

21/02/2009 Manchester United v Blackburn Rovers

28/02/2009 Manchester United v Portsmouth

04/03/2009 Newcastle United v Manchester United

14/03/2009 Manchester United v Liverpool

21/03/2009 Fulham v Manchester United

04/04/2009 Manchester United v Aston Villa

11/04/2009 Sunderland v Manchester United

18/04/2009 Wigan Athletic v Manchester United

25/04/2009 Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur

02/05/2009 Middlesbrough v Manchester United

09/05/2009 Manchester United v Manchester City

16/05/2009 Manchester United v Arsenal

24/05/2009 Hull City v Manchester United

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It's never too early to look forward to the new EPL season, the league released its 2008-2009 schedule this morning.
The champion, Manchester United, open up at home with the Toon, while Liverpool open up at Sunderland. Thanks to the Daily Mail for graph. Click to continue reading...

With Euro 2008 in full swing and as lively and dramatic as ever (see Turkey's win over the Czech Republic yesterday), I've barely given the Premiership a second thought since the start of this month. I'm definitely looking forward to next season, which starts in exactly 61 days, but it just isn't at the top of my priority list right now. Click to continue reading...

The 2008/2009 Premier League fixtures have been announced and here are some mouthwatering matches to look forward to (all dates subject to change): Sunday, August 31* Chelsea v Tottenham Hotspur Saturday, September 13 Manchester City v Chelsea Sunday, September 14* Liverpool v Manchester United Sunday, September 21* Chelsea v Manchester United Saturday, September 27 Everton v Liverpool Saturday, October 25 Chelsea v Liverpool Tuesday, October 28 Arsenal v Tottenham [. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal begin the season by hosting West Brom, Liverpool travel to Sunderland, Tottenham make the long trip to Middlesbrough. Yes it's fixture list day! You can spend the whole day debating possible debauched weekends up north or when your play your local rivals. Here are the first two weeks of fixtures, plus a helpful link to [. Click to continue reading...

So it's here, the day the gets us all excited and begins the countdown to the new season starting on August 16th, a mere 61 days away. Everyone eagerly checks the fixtures, scanning to see when they've got that away trip to Old Trafford, Anfield, The Emirates and Stamford Bridge, who'll they'll be playing near their [. Click to continue reading...

In celebration of the city of Liverpool being Europe's Capital of Culture, Goodison Park is the home for an unusual figurine: A lambanana! Named the Super St Domingo Lamb Banana, the figure was erected this morning in front of the Dixie Dean statue outside Goodison Park. Part banana, part lamb, the structure is one of 119 [. Click to continue reading...

It's Sunday, so it's a rest day for many, but transfer speculation doesn't take a day off. However, it's an abbreviated day, so put your feet up, crack open a cold one, and check out the latest transfer news. Manchester City could be set to make an 8 million pound bid for Portsmouth's Lassana [...] Click to continue reading...

As the US Soccer team gets ready for World Cup qualifying after a grueling stretch of high competition friendlies, USA coach Bob Bradley has been quoted saying Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard has come on as a leader for the team. Bradley said: "You can tell that in the last few days as we've switched gears from [. Click to continue reading...

Yet more rumours today, circulating possible exits for three Tottenham players who aren't exactly the most important players at White Hart Lane, but could still be worth holding onto. England international Tom Huddlestone is high on David Moyes Everton wish list but, with Tottenham notoriously difficult to deal with, Moyes will not place all his eggs [. Click to continue reading...

With Rafa trying to accrue funds for some large bids for top notch players, it's not surprising that squad players are being linked with moves away. However, this particular rumour does seem a little far-fetched. Everton Football Club are planning a cheeky bid for one of their rivals players. The man in question is Israel's international midfield [. Click to continue reading...

The press are chattering about it, the "blogiverse" is rumbling with the eggy stench of transfer rumours, and every Everton site worth its salt is talking about it. Everyone agrees that the Merseysiders are after a Portuguese international midfielder who plays for Sporting Lisbon. And that's where things get tricky, as both of [. Click to continue reading...

Morning all,

it was a real struggle getting out of bed this morning. I was dreaming I was living in Barcelona again and I was sitting outside a bar close to where my apartment was drinking lovely cold bottles of beer in the summer heat. Nothing weird or bizarre happened either.

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Just a heads up that tickets for a slew of non-league games are on sale now, including tickets for Red Bull New York & Chivas de Guadalajara in Arizona aka The Barnyard Cup. I know it's stretch but it'd be nice to see a few fans supporting the New York in this one so if you are an MLS fan in exile get your ass there because this circus is in town for one night only. Click to continue reading...

Austria and Switzerland might have the Euros, but you will not hear soccer fans in the U.S. complain about this summer's offerings. We have had the two best teams in the world (Brazil and Argentina) play in the U.S. this summer to sell out crowds. We have not one, but two, World Cup qualifying games in [. Click to continue reading...

Now that Mark Hughes and Garry Cook have formally taken over at Manchester City, the club can devote its efforts to player evaluations and transfers. Some news and notes...

Defender Sun Jihai could be heading for either Stoke or Bolton. Click to continue reading...

Cardiff wonderkid Aaron Ramsey, rather frothily described by the Independent as "the outstanding talent of his generation" has opted to sign for Arsenal over Man Utd. Although Ferguson's men gnawed away at Arsenal's early season lead, and the Gunners tailed off to third place, the first transfer blood of this summer looks to [. Click to continue reading...

Plenty going on over the past two days at Arsenal with Aaron Ramsey's choosing of the Gunners over Everton and Manchester United the main news. And while the club haven't made much other news on the transfer market, they continued...

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Cardiff City's Aaron Ramsey appears to have made a choice about his future - and that future is at Arsenal. According to the Championship club, the highly-regarded 17-year-old chose the Gunners over Everton and Manchester United on Tuesday ending a...

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Some might argue that Theo Walcott hasn't made a great deal of progress since leaving Southampton for Arsenal, although there are countless examples of Arsene Wenger signing a player and helping them progress into a world-class talent. Take Cesc Fabregas for example, or Kolo Toure. Maybe Thierry Henry instead, or Emmanuel Adebayor. Click to continue reading...

West Brom midfielder Zoltan Gera has turned his nose up at the club's latest contract, and instead scampered off to Craven Cottage to sign for Fulham. An interesting move, especially given the fact that Everton were rumoured to be interested and West Brom have been playing some glorious football in the Championship and promise to [. Click to continue reading...

Arsenal has signed the young Welsh prospect Aaron Ramsey from Cardiff city for about £5M. Arsenal signed him from under the noses of both Manchester United and Everton? Here's how they did it. Meeting the manager face-to-face is thought to be crucial to that process and United may well come to regret that Sir [. Click to continue reading...

There are four ways you can find out which clubs have new kits for the 08/09 Premier League season. You can: 1) Wait for the season to start (when you can catch the first home / away game and hence a glimpse of the new kits). If you want to be the last person to get [...] Click to continue reading...

When we've been working hard for a while, we can't help but look forward to having a vacation. However, sometimes you might miss something when you're away, like today's transfer roundup, or signing a promising young midfielder. It looks like Arsenal, not Manchester United, are now the favorites to sign Aaron Ramsey. Click to continue reading...