An "English" Premier League without English players? That's a concern
ENGLAND'S chances to reach the WORLD CUP and excel seem diminished without a top-flight platform to develop their skills.
posted by erik hogstrom at 5:38 AM
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
ENGLAND'S chances to reach the WORLD CUP and excel seem diminished without a top-flight platform to develop their skills.
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- Name: erik hogstrom
- Location: Dubuque, Iowa, United States
I am a Bay Area native and former Oregon resident, now living in Iowa with my family. When it gets cold, I recall my high school days in Phoenix, Ariz. I am a music geek with a passion for funky jazz, obscure soul and early reggae. I love the Giants, the 49ers, Blazers and MY BELOVED OREGON DUCKS. I am also a soccer fanatic who adores Leyton Orient and Sheffield Wednesday. I love Japanese cinema, especially the films of Seijun Suzuki and Ko Nakahira's "Kurutta Kajitsu."
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