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Expanding the Premier League and Bringing the Old Firm South

By Skipper on November 17, 2009

Talk of bringing the Old Firm (Glasgow and Celtic) south is not new.  The possibility has surfaced several times over the last ten years, usually as a result of Scottish clubs wanting a slice of the lucrative EPL pie. On Thursday, Bolton Wanderers Chairman Phil Gartside put before the “shareholders” of the English Premier League [...]

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Unprecedented Level of Competition

By Skipper on November 2, 2009

It seems the level of competition in the English Premier League has reached unprecedented levels this season, if particular indicators are anything to go by. First, Ladbrokes published quarterly losses of 58% in the three months leading up to September 2009. They attributed this to the startlingly few draws in the English Premier League this [...]

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