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[ Joe Warrington | 31 Oct 2008 ]

Following Hull City’s 3-0 defeat at the hands of Chelsea the other night, Brazilian star Geovanni has managed to walk away from the game with a big confidence boost, having impressed fellow countryman Luiz Felipe Scolari.
Scolari was full of praise for the new fans favorite at the KC Stadium, and admired what the 28 year old has contributed to his side’s amazing start to life in the Premier League. With 4 goals already to his name, rumors have circulated regarding a possible recall into the prestigious national side for Geovanni, …

[ Brian Lofrumento | 20 Oct 2008 ]

With eight weeks gone in the 2008/09 Premier League season, it appears that the table is starting to show its true shape. The Big Four - Manchester United, Chelsea, Arsenal, and Liverpool - are all hitting their strides as they start stringing together consecutive wins.
At United the trio of Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Dimitar Berbatov are firing on all cylinders as United’s goal tally accumulates. At Chelsea, injuries are being covered up by the good form of players like Salomon Kalou who has done brilliantly coming off the bench …

[ Brian Lofrumento | 9 Sep 2008 ]

With one month of Premiership action out of the way, Premiership Talk reviews all twenty teams and grades them based on their early season performances.
Everton
Over the summer David Moyes made it clear that he wasn’t happy with the funds that Everton was giving him. The end result has seen Everton make one key signing in the form of Louis Saha, who is yet to appear for the Merseyside club. On opening day the Toffees suffered a last minute defeat against Paul Ince’s Blackburn side, but a victory against West Brom …

[ Rob Grainger | 30 Aug 2008 ]

Hull City manager Phil Brown is attempting to use the situation surrounding Dimitar Berbatov as he attempts to land Fraizer Campbell. The Tigers have made a £7 million bid, and Brown is hoping that United’s quest to sign the Bulgarian could deliver the young Englishman to the KC Stadium.
However Ferguson may want to hold on to the England Under-21s player, who spent 7 months on loan with Hull last season scoring 15 goals, as he already has a depleted strike force, allowing both Louis Saha and Dong Fangzhuo to move on. While Saha’s …

[ Brian Lofrumento | 25 Aug 2008 ]

The season is young, but this year has already seen more than five players score on their debuts for their new clubs. Fans of Sunderland, Wigan, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Hull all know who these men are. For those of you that do not, read on about five of these debutant goalscorers.
1. Deco. The Brazilian turned Portuguese came to the Premier League at the request of new Chelsea manager Felipe Scolari, and many were doubting whether or not the former Barcelona man still had it in him. Deco got his debut …

[ Brian Lofrumento | 25 Aug 2008 ]

Winners
Stoke City. The newly promoted club gained a momentous first victory in the Premier League. As Aston Villa were coming off of a huge 4-2 win over Manchester City, the club from Birmingham were looking like they’d easily steamroll over Stoke. This was not the case, however, as Mamady Sidibe grabbed a stoppage time winner. This win means that Stoke already have as many wins as Derby County had all season - now let’s see if they can build on it and survive in the world’s best league.
Felipe Scolari and …

[ Brian Lofrumento | 18 Aug 2008 ]

The opening weekend of the English Premier League saw many surprise results as well as many disappointments. Here’s a rundown of which players, teams, managers, and fans won or lost:
Winners
- Middlesbrough. Gareth Southgate and his men were faced with the tough task of going up against a rejuvenated Spurs side to open the season. Boro played above all expectations and grabbed a well deserved victory at home. The manner of the victory was important, too. Southgate’s men weren’t hesitant at all as they ripped the Tottenham backline apart with plenty …

[ Brian Lofrumento | 15 Aug 2008 ]

If you’re not familiar with the butterfly effect, chances are it’ll amaze you that such a theory exists. The theory explains that the world’s movement is all dependent on something else. For instance, a car braking on a highway in Manchester might slow down traffic all the way down in London. The theory gets its name based on the notion that a butterfly flapping its wings on one side of the world could alter the atmospheric movement and shift the path of a tornado on the other side of the …

[ Joe Warrington | 9 Aug 2008 ]

Despite some impressive signings already this season, Hull have stumbled upon a real lack of firepower in front of goal, with only Caleb Folan and Dean Windass to lead from the front with only a week to go until the Tigers play their first ever Premier League game.
As expected, many names have been thrown into the rumor mill, with only few been real concrete links with a move to East Yorkshire. Hull made it no secret Manchester United hotshot Frazier Campbell was their main priority, but after learning the dismissal …