But outside of England, the Premier League markets itself as the "English Premier League" (see proof here), and the acronym EPL is often used.
Cheers, The Gaffer
Dennis
· 3 years ago
Go Spurs! My wife and I enjoyed our trip to White Hart Lane immensely back in Jan. 04.
My big concern for them, how are they going to find time for all of the midfielders? And can they balance Berbatov, Keane and Defoe without any major complaints?
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
How many people who read this site are from "outside of England" I wonder? EPL just sounds S-O-O-O-O naff. Of course if you're from outside of England you might not know what 'naff' means. All the best.
Yid15.
P.s. How many 'premier leagues' are there outside England to confuse people?
The Gaffer
· 3 years ago
Yid,
Eighty percent of the visitors to this web site are from the US, while 20 percent are from the UK.
Other Premier Leagues outside England? I can think of a few. Scottish Premier League, the Premier Soccer League (South Africa), the Irish Premier League, etc, etc.
Cheers, The Gaffer
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
im not from england and i still undestand the EPL.
Christian
· 3 years ago
i'm from norway. we only use PL here, but that's because of our strong connection and feelings toward british culture since WW2. I can easily understand the acronym EPL and its cause, though.
Andy Indy
· 3 years ago
Err this was meant to be an article about our chances this season not about PL or EPL!
Personally I think that we have a great chance of finishing top 4 - if we strengthen on the left then fine otherwise until we do I can see a Lennon on the left and Routledge on the right working. Lennon often played on the left last season and frightened the shite out of those right-backs. If it works it will be a sensation
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
For donkeys years the Scottish Premier League has been known in the U.K. as 'The SPL' so it doesn't take much imagination to realise what EPL stands for does it? I personally have more trouble with calling the sport 'soccer' rather than what it really is....football! Gaffer, it may be time for a change - even the Aussies at Fox Sports now list the category of football not soccer as previously, have a look at their website!
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
I think weve a real chance of breaking the big four this season with the sale of Carrick weve an oppurtunity to push on £18 million could buy some real quality left wing and right back plus back up for berbatov! Dont think Downing and Chimbonda are the answer though maybe wesley sneider Jols a big fan of his!
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
Tottenham Tottenham No One Can Stop Them!!!
Anonymous
· 3 years ago
Yes! Yes! Yes! Spurs have a great shot at a top 3 finish for sure!
All Comments
But outside of England, the Premier League markets itself as the "English Premier League" (see proof here), and the acronym EPL is often used.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
My big concern for them, how are they going to find time for all of the midfielders? And can they balance Berbatov, Keane and Defoe without any major complaints?
EPL just sounds S-O-O-O-O naff. Of course if you're from outside of England you might not know what 'naff' means. All the best.
Yid15.
P.s. How many 'premier leagues' are there outside England to confuse people?
Eighty percent of the visitors to this web site are from the US, while 20 percent are from the UK.
Other Premier Leagues outside England? I can think of a few. Scottish Premier League, the Premier Soccer League (South Africa), the Irish Premier League, etc, etc.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
Personally I think that we have a great chance of finishing top 4 - if we strengthen on the left then fine otherwise until we do I can see a Lennon on the left and Routledge on the right working. Lennon often played on the left last season and frightened the shite out of those right-backs. If it works it will be a sensation
Gaffer, it may be time for a change - even the Aussies at Fox Sports now list the category of football not soccer as previously, have a look at their website!
No One Can Stop Them!!!
Go Spurs!