All Premier League matches will use goal-line technology from the start of next season. Representatives of all 20 Premier League clubs ratified a decision to implement Hawkeye technology from next season. The Community Shield at Wembley is likely to be the first game in English football to use the technology.
The 20 Premier League clubs are currently discussing how to impose some voluntary financial controls on themselves, so they don't go into huge debts, andvoluntarilyabide by some financial controls, which are in line with UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules, which are coming into effect over the next few years.
Infographic - Premier League clubs spend nearly half a billion pounds this transfer window
We're seen plenty of infographics at AFR, but one stat caught our eye. In the Premier League
alone, close to £500 million (£476m) was spent this transfer window.
If you pick the responses from certain English Premier League clubs, you get various takes on what
the summer transfer window is supposed to provide. For some, it's a rebuilding effort even if a
team is good enough to already be a competitor. For others, it's trying to figure out the damage
when offers are simply too good to pass on.
Some of you will have noted that our occasional artist Ted Carter put down his crayons in favour
of hunching over a keyboard and reviewed the Premier League clubs team kits for the start of the
2012/13 season. He's not, however, merely satisfied with merely criticising the garish outfits that
these over-indulged buffoons will be running around in over the next nine months.
According to reports Liverpool Football Club are set to invite non-League hot shot Daniel Carr for a week-long trial at Melwood.
The 18-year-old striker has been earning rave reviews for his performances for Dulwich Hamlet and has already scored 23 goals in 23 games for his club this season.
Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool have ‘stepped up' their pursuit of French striker Bafetimbi Gomis, according to reports. The Daily Mail claims both Premier League clubs held talks with the player's agents ahead of their clash at White Hart Lane last Wednesday, which Spurs subsequently won 2-1.
Liverpool's interest in Birmingham City's Nathan Redmond has been heightened ahead of the January transfer window, as talks between the player and his club regarding a new deal continues to stall. The Daily Telegraph report that Brendan Rodgers has been targeting the inventive winger for the last 12 months, as he has progressively enhanced his reputation in the Championship after becoming Birmingham's second youngest ever player behind Trevor Francis.
While the club has a proud history, there's no denying that Liverpool Football Club is one of the most disliked Premier League clubs in English football. The amount of people wanting Liverpool to fail is palpable. The club is often the butt of jokes and lazy stereotypes. And it seems that whether it's on social media or the Internet, there's a significant amount of people who take joy in seeing Liverpool lose.
Liverpool's desperate attempts to lure former Fulham star Clint Dempsey to Anfield included
offering Jose Enrique, Jordan Henderson and Stewart Downing to teams around the Premier League in
order to meet Fulham's valuation of the player.
The Daily Mail report that Brendan Rodgers attempted to sanction the sale of the three players
before last Friday's transfer deadline in hope of raising the funds needed to complete a move for
the 29-year-old.
Promo video advert for the 2012-2013 Premier League season. More of the beautiful game of
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English Premier League Clubs: Arsenal FC, Aston Villa, Chelsea FC, Everton FC, Fulham FC,
Liverpool FC,Manchester City, Manchester United, Newcastle United, Norwich City, Queens Park
Rangers, Reading FC, Southampton FC, Stoke City, Sunderland AFC, Swansea City, Tottenham Hotspur,
West Bromwich Albion, West Ham United and Wigan Athletic.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has left the future of Andy Carroll up in the air amid reports
that AC Milan are preparing a loan bid for the England striker.
Carroll endured a testing first year at Anfield, often struggling to hold down a first-team spot
as he failed to live up to his hefty price tag.
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has left the future of Andy Carroll up in the air amid reports
that AC Milan are preparing a loan bid for the England striker.
Carroll endured a testing first year at Anfield, often struggling to hold down a first-team spot
as he failed to live up to his hefty price tag.
People have been writing about the modern association of soccer with business for many years now. Soccernomics, that beautiful book that marries football passion with economic realities, helpfully points out that the problem with this association is...
Wenger defends financial fair play Yesterday a meeting was held, where all the 20 Premier League
clubs where various methods of implementing the upcoming financial fair play were suggested.
Although no final decision has been taken, most of the clubs are in favour of these rules. Arsene
Wenger, who is known to be a long [.
Well, it's Thursday and you have to think preparations for this weekend's game against Stoke are
well and truly underway on the training ground. With that in mind, those anxiously awaiting the
arrival of Nuri Sahin, or indeed anyone else, might need to consider the fact that should anything
go through it's happening so late that their participation on Sunday would have to be in doubt.
Ryo Miyaichi loan deal by AH According to some Sources, Premier League clubs are lining up loan
bids for Arsenal player Ryo Miyaichi. The teenager has been tipped by many to take a squad place
next season for Arsenal as he continues to impress whenever he plays. In January, Miyaichi joined
Bolton on loan and [.
The 20 Premier league clubs will meet next week to discuss the possible introduction of somevoluntaryspending limits, and for convenience for these meetings, the teams have been split into two groups of 10 teams each on a geographical basis, and we expect Derek LLambias will be representing Newcastle United at this meeting.
The close season is traditionally a time where clubs jettison their weak players, replacing
them with footballers with the skill to take the club one step further, whether that be to qualify
or European competition or avoid another year's relegation struggle. With that in mind I thought it
would be interesting to see which clubs decided a wholesale change would be preferable to keeping
faith with the players who toiled their way through the 2011/2012 season.
Which Premier League is the biggest spender in the last decade? You may be surprised by the
results. According to a recent survey by Deloitte, Premier League clubs have spent more than
£4.4bn on players since the transfer window was introduced...
Reports are now suggesting that Arsenal are trying to broker a loan deal for Chelsea's 29-year old
midfielder Michael Essien, while Rennes now expect Yann M'Vila to still be at the club for the
foreseeable future. The Rennes chairman said last week that there were bids from two Premier league
clubs and from Zenit St.
Expect a very busy day in the transfer market as Premier League clubs try to wrap up deals after a
long week of negotiations. First up this morning is Cesar Azpilicueta who has signed for Chelsea
from Marseille. The young ...
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Now that the six Premier League clubs who toured the United States this summer have returned to
their homeland, which of the six clubs had the most successful US tour? I'm not interested in who
played the best, or won ...
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Sir Alex Ferguson has reflected on how Manchester United went about getting Nick Powell to join
us this summer.
"We sent people to see him a few times after he started scoring a few goals," he told
the official site. "He actually first came on our radar a few years ago when he played against
our youth team.
Sir Alex Ferguson has reflected on how Manchester United went about getting Nick Powell to join
us this summer.
"We sent people to see him a few times after he started scoring a few goals," he told
the official site. "He actually first came on our radar a few years ago when he played against
our youth team.
Liverpool has offered a contract to a 15-year-old Brazilian wonderkid - after watching him on the
Internet.
The Reds have moved to sign promising teenager William McLaren, after club scouts spotted him on
Brazilian website Pnera, an online project aimed at discovering and promoting young players.
Internacional president, Giovanni Luigi, has said that the club will sell Brazil midfielder
Oscar but only for big bucks. "If an offer comes in that meets our evaluation, we will negotiate.
[But] what we want is the biggest deal in the history of Brazilian football" said Luigi.
With their plans to sign Nilmar from Villarreal thwarted, Inter have also stated that they will do
all they can to hang on to Brazil forward Leandro Damião who has been linked with a number of
Premier League clubs.
Free agent Michael Owen is being pursued by both Sunderland and Stoke City. Both Premier League
clubs are trying to land his signature. While his best years are past him, he's still the type of
clinical striker who would be ...
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The Beeb is reporting that, according to Michael Owen's agent, there are a number of Premier
League clubs chasing the signature of his injury-plagued, horse-owning client.
Now the hooftastic Stoke City have already been linked to the out-of-contract Owen this summer,
but the identity of the other clubs reportedly sniffing around the player remain unknown.
Former Manchester United athlete Michael Owen has drawn involvement from several Premier League
clubs, according to his vasoconstrictive.
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Some Anglocentric lessons Learned from another bad week for English clubs in the Champions League 1. The European stock of Premier League clubs is falling faster than the BBC's. Nearly. After something of a purple patch for English clubs in Europe which saw two winners, six final appearances and numerous semi-final outings for THE BEST [.
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Proposed spending controls in the Premier League will be discussed at a meeting next week. The 20 clubs have been split into two groups of 10 on a geographical basis, with the southern group to meet on Monday and the northern group on Wednesday. The majority of clubs are in favour of some kind of cost control measure - the sticking points are likely to be which measure is adopted and what the sanctions will be for breaking the rules.
Sky Sports reported yesterday that several Premier League clubs, including Newcastle United, were
tracking 19 year-old Leicester City defender Liam Moore, hut of course we have no idea if that
news is true. Liam Moore - talented young Leicester defender Liam was born in Loughborough, and
can play at center-back or right back, so he is the kind of young versatile defender [.
Perusing acres of statistics that can be found in newspapers on the opening weekend of the
football season can be a most enlightening way to pass the couple of hours, even if focusing on the
attendance figures rather than the results themselves does require a certain degree of furtiveness.
At the top end of the game, there are few surprises to be found.
We've completed Part I, Part II, and Part III of our pre-season Premier League transfer signings
preview articles earlier this weekend so here is our fourth and final installment to round out all
20 Premier League clubs. We're taking ... Continue reading →
You might not have realised it yet, but the world, one way or the other, has been influenced,
big or small, by a number of Ferdinands. They've all been important in their own way. Franz
Ferdinand's assassination in 1914 led to the Great War; the indie band under the same name, taken
from the Austrian, assasinated music; in 1519, the Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan defied
scurvy and became the first man to cross the Pacific; the striker Les defied brutish defenders
without teeth and became the first man to score goals for six different Premier League clubs,
lethal from the cross.
There are many truly iconic moments in International football the Marco Van Basten volley, Andrea
Pirlo's recent Euro 2012 panenka penalty, and Paul Konchesky earning an England cap come
immediately to mind. However, few have put a bigger smile of football fan's faces than the
unforgettable acrobatics of Colombian goalkeeper Renee Higuita.
