How we got started
Back in the 1980s a relative took me to my first game. It soon became a regular family habit that carried on through the years. That way of following the league has stayed with me and led to this site where we can talk about it openly with others.
What you will find on these pages
This place exists for fans who keep up with the Premier League and want plain talk about what is going on. You get updates on the news as it happens along with transfer talk that tries to separate the facts from the rest. After each match we put out reaction pieces that look at the main moments and where things went well or badly. Opinion articles then give space to argue the points that do not always get aired elsewhere.
The whole thing runs on a supporter basis with no ties to any club or outside group. We cover the league because it is what we follow and we think you might find the same interest in it. Transfer discussions take up a fair bit because the window periods bring constant movement and questions about squad changes. Match reaction stays short and to the point so you can see what stood out without extra padding. The opinion side lets us put forward views on tactics, player form and league trends that come up over time.
You can dip in for one section or read across them all depending on what catches your eye on any given day. The aim stays on keeping every post grounded in what actually took place on the pitch or in the boardroom. News items come out as soon as there is something worth noting, whether it is a manager comment or a league ruling that shifts the picture.
How the site works for readers like you
Everything gets written from the viewpoint of someone who watches the games and follows the stories through the season. No special access or inside lines, just the same information that reaches most supporters and our take on it. If you look for a spot that treats the Premier League as the main topic without mixing in other leagues or unrelated subjects then this fits that bill. News items focus on the events that shape the current table and future plans. Transfer talk tracks the rumours and confirmed deals that affect the teams. Reaction to matches breaks down the results in a direct way. Opinion pieces then pull threads together to discuss wider issues in the league. That covers the ground without needing to repeat what every other outlet already says. The result is a collection of posts that fans can turn to when they want a different angle on the same events.
Independent and unofficial: Premier League has nothing to do with this site.