EPL Talk

Laurence McKenna joins Kartik Krishnaiyer for our weekly review show. Topics discussed include:

- Violence inside and outside the ground for West Ham-Milwall
- Eduardo's shameful dive versus Celtic
- Wayne Rooney and diving
- Arsene Wenger wrongly and comically sent off by Mike Dean
- Spurs benefit from an old friend's mistake
- Chelsea continue to roll
- Milan derby is no contest
- Manchester City unblemished
- Aston Villa, Everton and Fulham in Europe
- Stoke, a permanent premier league fixture?
- Champions League draw
- much much more

Setanta Ireland's Paul Dempsey stops by for the first of what will be regular appearances on the EPL Talk Podcast. Among the topics discussed are:

The open nature of this year's Premier League
Manchester City
Harry Redknapp and Spurs
Giovanni Trapitoni's amazing turnaround job at the Rep. of Ireland
Scottish Football's European woes
The Champions League draw for British teams.
Arsenal's ability to play in difficult weather
Rafa Benetiz's transfer dealings and the general state of Liverpool.

Much much more!

The third round of fixtures is in the book for the 2009-10 Barclays Premier League campaign. Alexander Caulfied, Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna break down all the action.

Included in the discussion is Jermain Defoe's hot start, Martin O'Neil's mastery of Anfield, William Gallas' sudden goal scoring prowess, Chelsea's Italian styled football, and much much more.

Rodrigo Lombello the CEO of GOL TV, Shane O'Rourke the President of Setanta North America and Dermot McQuarrie the VP of Programing and Production for FSC join us to discuss football coverage plans for the new season.

Simon Evans, sports correspondent for Reuters International joins us to discuss Serie A's place in the current European football landscape, Burnley FC's promotion and other issues related to the Premier League.

Following Simon, we speak with our newest correspondent Laurence McKenna who spends some time previewing the Championship and looking at the English transfer market.

On Episode 126 host Kartik Krishnaiyer is joined in a look at the Football Pub show by Brian Hough. Hough also gives his take on all 20 EPL teams coming into the new season. Then we catch up with Misha Sher to discuss the ESPN rights deal in the US, and all things transfer market from Liverpool to Man City to of course, Real Madrid. Host

Alexander Caufield, a Merseyside native and lifetime Liverpool supporter joins us on the show to preview the Premier League Season. Alex writes for Seattle based website Prost Amerika.