Arsenal have won nine and drawn two of their last 11 games in all competitions.
Arsenal have scored 32 goals in their 10 Premier League games this season.
Arsenal beat north London rivals Spurs 3-0 at the weekend - and manager Arsene Wenger claimed: "We should have scored more. Click to continue reading...

I've held off on using my wild card this week despite carrying a lot of dead weight. My dead weight is all in the sub 6M range, so will be relatively easy to replace over the next 2-3 weeks, but for now - I'm still stuck with two Wolves' players - Sylvan Ebanks-Blake (5.2M) and the woeful Nenad Milijas (5. Click to continue reading...

So, what do we know after either one or two matches per team? I have to say, not a heck of a lot. Here's a quick recap of my observations...
1) CoverItLive is a really great tool - thank you to everyone who showed up to the blog over the weekend and contributed their observations and questions - it was a blast and one that we'll re-create as frequently as we can (sorry, mid-week won't work because I have a day job and Premier League matches are generally on at 3 PM on the East Coast of the US). Click to continue reading...

Join me as I check in with what has been happening in and around the English Premier League over the last week.
Elano seals Gala switch
Bojinov set for Parma move
Two less bodies to choose from.
Petrov fitness a worry for Villa

Aston Villa are sweating over the fitness of their Player Of The Year Stiliyan Petrov who suffered a dislocated shoulder during the Peace Cup clash with Atlante.

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English Premier League is one of the most difficult competitions in football and this especially stands for the teams promoted from the Championship. Only once in the Premiership history have all three promoted teams survived their first season and that happened in 2001/2002 when Fulham, Bolton and Blackburn all avoided the drop.

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Premiership is not an easy league to grow accustomed to and players coming from abroad will need some time before starting to show all their potential. There hasn't been a lot of star signings from abroad so far and the best is definitely yet to come. However, here are a couple of players who are expected to shine in their first ever Premier League season.

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The step from Championship to Premiership is probably the biggest step a team have to make in football and Wolverhampton are obviously aware of this. Wolves made it to the Premier League after winning the play-offs in 2003 but were relegated the following season and have been unable to return to the top division until this season.

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One game down, one victory secured, one bad injury - and we're still no clearer knowing which team Mick McCarthy will send out on Saturday August 15.
I think there are five certainties for McCarthy's line-up against West Ham - Kevin Foley, George Elokobi, Michael Kightly, Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Kevin Doyle. Click to continue reading...

Wolves have signed striker Kevin Doyle from Reading for a club record fee believed to be about £6.5m.
The 25-year-old Ireland international had been linked with other top-flight clubs but has signed a four-year deal with the Molineux side.
"Wolves were the first club that came in and settled things with Reading and so they were the first club I spoke to," he told the Wolves website. Click to continue reading...

UPDATE: According to Wolverhampton's official website, Wolverhampton completed the signing of Nenad Milijas for an undisclosed fee.

June 14th, 2009 According to Elliot Ball at Sky Sports News, Nenad Milijas is set to to join Wolverhampton on a four-year deal for £3million.

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Wolves have made Serbia midfielder Nenad Milijas their first signing of the summer as they prepare for life in the Premier League.

Milijas has signed a four-year contract at Molineux, subject to a work permit, after completing a move from Red Star Belgrade for an undisclosed fee.

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In latest transfer rumours we have the 'craziest' story so far this summer - Fernando Torres to Manchester United for £40million! Click to continue reading...

UPDATE: According to Elliot Ball at Sky Sports News, Nenad Milijas is set to to join Wolverhampton on a four-year deal for £3million.

June 11th, 2009 According to Vlatko Siljanovki at Sky Sports News, Red Star Belgrade captain Nenad Milijas is going to fly to England to begin talks with Wolverhampton once his international duties are over.

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UPDATE: According to Vlatko Siljanovki at Sky Sports News, Red Star Belgrade captain Nenad Milijas is going to fly to England to begin talks with Wolverhampton once his international duties are over.

June 5th, 2009 According to Ricky Brooks at Goal.

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The first thing every club need to do upon achieving promotion to English Premier League is to significantly reinforce the squad with a couple of new signings. Wolverhampton were very convincing in the Championship last season but they are eager to create a competitive squad and thus avoid the drop immediately upon returning to Premiership, which is something they failed to do few years back.

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