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Sunday, February 26, 2012

This Week in the EPL...

guardian.co.uk

Manchester City continue to roll through at the top of the table while the veterans secured the victory for neighbors Manchester United. The Arsenal-Tottenham London derby will go down as one of the comeback stories of the season while the Merseyside derby was put on hold as Liverpool defeated Cardiff City in the Carling Cup final at Wembley.

Friday, February 17, 2012

FA Cup Match Previews- Gonna be a Fun Weekend!

Saturday February 18, 2012

Chelsea vs Birmingham City:

Chelsea will be on the hunt to redeem themselves from a defeat to Everton in the league. Portuguese manager Andre Villas-Boas is in hot water and is rumored to be under the scrutiny of owner Roman Abramovic. Chelsea’s hopes of Champions League football next season or making any real challenge for the Premier League title are currently being squandered by Tottenham and Arsenal. Chelsea are in 5^th place, level on points with Arsenal and a whole ten points behind Spurs. The title is out of their reach, but all that stands between them and a spot in the quarter finals for the FA Cup is Birmingham City.

The Soccer Boss

When I was eight years old, I watched my first professional soccer match. I don't remember much, but I know it was an EPL match most likely featuring my stepdad's beloved Liverpool FC and I know that I was very bored watching twenty-two men run back and forth and keep missing the goal. I understood the concept of soccer, I had played since I was six but watching was a whole other story. Now, eight years up the road, I can't go a day without watching or playing soccer. Soccer is my world. Everything I know today is soccer. My friends, my family, my school schedule, revolve around soccer. Eight years later, a hobby has turned into an obsession, a curiosity has turned into a craving for more knowledge on the game and a simple result from a weekend fixture will dictate my happiness for the 5-6 days until the next one. I hope to share my outlook on the game and present to readers some of the information I have stored in my brain. Sometimes it will be funny, sometimes it will be sad, sometimes it will be confusing and a lot of the time it will plain suck but I hope that readers will exit out of this page knowing something they didn't know before and hopefully having their perspective of the American teenager slightly altered. Cheers!

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Sunday, February 26, 2012

This Week in the EPL...

Friday, February 17, 2012

FA Cup Match Previews- Gonna be a Fun Weekend!

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