Chelsea have (from L to R) Drogba of Ivory Coast, Robben of Holland, Shevchenko of Ukraine, Carvalho of Portugal, and Captain Ballack of Germany.

Next, Liverpool have Alonso of Spain, Paletta of Argentina, Kewell of the Soccerroos, and Garcia, again from Spain.
Third, Arsenal have Czech's Rosicky, Holland's Van Persie, German GK Lehmann, Swiss' Senderos and Ljungberg from Sweden.
Finally, ManYoo have the Italian Rossi, Dutch GK Van der Sar, Portugal's Ronaldo, Vidic from Serbia and the Korean, Park.
Which leads me to my second question, what does 'ENGLISH Premier League' mean anyway? Is it...
a) football competition that's generally for the brits? apparently not, given that they only form a small fraction of the premiership's worldwide scope of fans.
b) football competition made up generally OF brits? perhaps. but as i deduced earlier, the EPL's slowly becoming IPL (please refer to the blog title) or
c) none of the above? (So what is it, really?)
PS Maybe it simply means, the league born on English soil and was left open for the domination of other nationals.
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