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MY PREDICTIONS Saturday, 24 September 2011 Man City v Everton 2-0 Arsenal v Bolton 3-1 Chelsea v Swansea 3-0 Liverpool v Wolverhampton 2-0 Newcastle v Blackburn 2-1 West Brom v Fulham 1-1 Wigan v Tottenham 1-3 Stoke v Man Utd 0-4 Sunday, 25 September 2011 QPR v Aston Villa 1-1 Monday, 26 September 2011 Norwich v Sunderland 2-2 Copy this and put your predictions in the comment section Man City v Everton Arsenal v Bolton Chelsea v Swansea Liverpool v Wolverhampton Newcastle v Blackburn West Brom v Fulham Wigan v Tottenham Stoke v Man Utd QPR v Aston Villa Norwich v Sunderland
“Adebayor up front with Carlos Tevez – unbelievable! And they have Roque Santa Cruz and Robinho too. What a strike force! That’s it, [Manchester] City are champions for sure.”
This is what Jose Mourinho had to say late last week when asked where he thinks the Premier League title will end up come May 2010. Experience tells us that when Mourinho speaks, remember to add salt. A lot of it. If you happen to be a fan of a rival club, h
The Premier League has swung firmly back into action and spread bettors up and down the country have already enjoyed some tremendously exciting games. All eyes will be on Old Trafford on Saturday evening, but having already previewed that game we’ll take a look at some of the slightly less fashionable contests. Bolton have made a slow start to the season and those spread bettors getting against the Trotters have made healthy profits from the
English Premier League was founded in 1992 and will complete its 17th seasons as, of the end of the 2008–09 seasons. Seasons run from August to May. All teams play 38 games each. The league held its first season in 1992–93. Initially there were 22 teams in the league, however it was the intention since the inception to cut that back to 20 and as of now that is how many there are. The first ever Premier League goal was scored by Brian Deane
