The Prememento Podcast
Our epic journey begins as the Prememento Podcast looks to hit upon every country that's been represented in the Premier League. In this episode there's a plethora of goalkeepers from across the pond to discuss, as well as some contentious characters from South America. We'll have all the stats you want to know and a whole host more you never even knew you needed! Countries Covered: USA, Uruguay, Venezuela, Zambia & Zimbabwe
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info_outlineExcess is such a part of the Premier League, the two as a concept are all but fused together. Flamboyance on and off the pitch, along with an acceptance of narcissism that laughs in the face of loyalty. Yet there are those that defy the stereotype. Men who thrived in this world; with dependability, endurance and a conspicuous consistency. Fans will follow these qualities. As it turns out, so will those around them.
Matt Holland personified the kind of battling midfielder that so many of us want in the hearts of our respective midfield. His non existent career at West Ham – let’s avoid the Frank Lampard comparisons shall we – and the fight to get back into the Premier League was as resilient as his six years in it. Not only that, the two clubs that dominate his career were at decisive points in their history. Its a tale of Ipswich and Charlton reaching for the continent and how painful it can be when teams overstretch.