United playing the defense of just let Everton have the ball and they won't put people in attacking positions. It's smart really.
These next five games will really show us. We've sucked, but we've also played United, City and Chelsea on the road. And Spurs at home in our last 4 games.
Two team title race most expected seems to be developing. Manchester sides well clear on goal differential already. Impressive start to the season for United.
United kind of the opposite of Everton to me. So far they have played teams currently 17, 14, 15, 13 and 18th in the table. I want to see how they do when they start playing some top teams. But getting 3 pts v. bad clubs is already better than they were doing last year. They have looked real impressive but it's still early
City have played Liverpool but that game was 1-0 before that red card changed it. I want to see both Manchester teams cope with big games as the season progresses but they have the two most talented squads, 2 great managers and they have already built up a lead. Liverpool can't seem to stop dropping points against smaller teams, Arsenal have wenger, Tottenham keep struggling at wembley and Chelsea have had discipline issues and just don't seem as comfortable as they did last season.
http://www.espnfc.com/english-leagu...glish-football-league-games-in-us-this-season Looks like league cup (along with 3-4 championship matches per week) are streamed on ESPN this year so espn3 the way to go.
Looks like Neymar is going to force cavani out of PSG. I wonder if any of the EPL clubs go after him.
Most interesting thing to me is that this is the first time I remember a positive stereotype causing an issue.