EPL Talk

Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City losses were our first hint that the league's Big Three may been on their own for another season. On this edition of the EPL Talk podcast, I'm joined by the regular co-hosts - Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna - to talk about the league's third weekend of action as well as the latest news around the Premier League.

Tottenham is through to Champions League group stage.  Liverpool is in to Europa's, as is Manchester City, though Aston Villa meets another early demise.  On this episode of the EPL Talk podcast. I'm joined by Kartik Krishnaiyer and Laurence McKenna to discuss the week's action as well as this weekend - the third weekend of the Premier League season - with special emphasis on Everton's trip to Villa Park.  It is the EPL Talk Podcast, returning to preview shows.  Our stride approaches!

Our Match of the Week was a letdown thanks to Newcastle United's revenge on Aston Villa, one of three 6-0 results in the second weekend of Premier League action.  On this long edition of the EPL Talk Weekend Review Podcast, Laurence McKenna and myself talk about Chelsea's dominance, Manchester United's slip, and the rest of the league's nine weekend matches.  Along the way, Laurence names his Player of the Week, Richard looks at a moment in Premier League history, and the duo looks forward to the week ahead for the Premier League teams, all on this, the second edition of the weekend review show.

The first weekend of the season went into the books with the final whistle at Anfield, Arsenal's visit to Liverpool the EPL Talk Podcast Match of the Week.  To talk about the match and the eight from Saturday, I was joined Sunday night by Kartik Krishnaiyer for the first EPL Talk Weekend Review Show of the season.

We're one day away from the start of the 2010-11 English Premier League season, and in response to your requests, we roll into the weekend with our full EPL preview.  This podcast is all four of our preview shows edited into one file for your listening ease.

We'll be back on Sunday with our first weekend review show, which we'll record at 10 p.m. BST/5 p.m. EST/2 p.m. PST.  Stay tuned for further details as we look for ways you can take a more active part in this year's shows.

In the final part of our preview series, Laurenca McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself talk about the three clubs we expect to compete for the 19th Premier League title:  Arsenal, Chelsea, and Mancester United.  We also talk surprises and disappointments, themes and trends, and our first match of the week:  Arsenal's visit to Liverpoll.

Wednesday is here, and time for the EPL Talk team to tackle the strength of the league.  No league in the world has the kind of depth the Premier League has four through eight.  Today, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself talk about Aston Villa, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City, and Tottenham and pick which teams will miss-out on Europe and which team will go to Champions League.

Yesterday, Laurence McKenna, Kartik Krishnaiyer and myself focus on some of the issues that have carried over from the summer into the beginning of this Premier League campaign.  On today's edition of the EPL Talk podcast, we move to the clubs, talking about which teams we feel are going to make-up the bottom half of the league and potentially battle relegation.  We start the conversation by discussing the newly promoted clubs - Newcastle, West Brom, and Blackpool.

In the first of four parts, the EPL Talk team returns from their post-World Cup hiatus just in time for the 2010-11 English Premier League Season.  Richard Farley, Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer, in the first quarter-hour of a recording from Sunday night, talk about some of the summer's overriding issues - the sale of Liverpool, 25/7 - as well as the direction the show will take in the next week and over the next season.