this may sound terribly silly but i need your 'guidance'

Discussion in 'Premier League: News and Analysis' started by rgrayson, Mar 15, 2004.

  1. rgrayson

    rgrayson New Member

    Jan 20, 2004
    Ok so I am a fan of Real Madrid, mainly because Roberto Carlos is one of my favorite players and I love watching him play whenever I can.

    However I am trying to take intrest in the EPL because I find it a little easier to follow (english) and I also plan on finishing school in England within the next 2 years. But i cannot see any of the games really because I do not have Fox Sports Net. Are there any unbiased websites or anything where I can read about clubs or players or any sort of thing like that?

    This thread may sound confusing and for that I apologize but I could use the information you all have.

    Thanks. [​IMG]
     
  2. billyho96

    billyho96 Member

    Aug 16, 2003
    Arkansas
    no, not unbaised, but you're welcome to come to ArsenalAmerica.com
     
  3. Coach_McGuirk

    Coach_McGuirk New Member

    Apr 30, 2002
    Between the Pipes
    Try the Prem's website at www.4thegame.com

    It's as unbiased as you're going to find.
     
  4. rgrayson

    rgrayson New Member

    Jan 20, 2004
    ok cool thanks
     
  5. Joser

    Joser Member

    Feb 8, 2004
    Salinas, California
    Club:
    San Jose Earthquakes
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    ESPN's soccernet is a great website with loads of info at:

    http://www.soccernet.com

    The Sporting Life has awesome live match reports on EPL games and even posts pics of the games as they are goign on:

    http://www.sportinglife.com

    and

    My favorite site Football 365 has rumors, humor and all kinds of other great stuff for the English Footy enthusiast.

    http://www.football365.com

    also all of these sites have great English reviews of Spanish games, as does the official Real MAdrid site.
     
  6. The Double

    The Double Moderator
    Staff Member

    Nov 11, 2002
    Denver
    Check out the club profiles on Premierleague.com and see which club suits you. Or, follow a lower division team. The team you support doesn't have to be in the Prem.
     
  7. Retribution03

    Retribution03 New Member

    Mar 18, 2004
    Lincolnshire England
    www.theFA.com
    gives info on all the english teams in every division
     
  8. Achtung

    Achtung Member

    Jul 19, 2002
    Chicago
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    Yeah all those sites are great. There's loads of info (in English, of course) on the Prem. It's definitely the easiest league to keep up with for Americans.
     
  9. Jinky

    Jinky New Member

    Instead of arbitrarily choosing a team who you have never gone to see and have no real connection with why don't you wait until you actually go to England and then support the local team. And as a student, if it's a lower division team you might actually be able to afford to go to alot of matches. In the mean time just because you don't follow a team doesn't mean you can't watch the prem.
     
  10. BadReligion

    BadReligion New Member

    Dec 26, 2002
    Washington, DC
    That's how Badsy does it... :cool:
     

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