History English Premier League

Do not say the English league has never gone bankrupt or left the top players and investors are wealthy, this league had experienced hard times and threatened with bankruptcy in the 1980's. This league beginning sepakbla named the league's first division which is the top league in England.
Due to the lack of facilities for the players, many stadiums are destroyed, revenues declined drastically since the hooliganism (supporter of anarchist or violent behavior) are very detrimental to the league. : (
But despite it all, the English league is slowly starting to show changes for the better sometime in the 1990s. Beginning of the English national team that entered the semifinals in the 1990 World Cup in Italy precisely at the Delle Alpi stadium, Turin before being defeated by the West German national team through drama pinalty contest by a score of 4-3.
However, with the inclusion of english to the semifinals, making FIFA lifted the ban five years for an English club in European competition in 1990. And with the lifting of the ban put Manchester United became the champions league champions in 1991.
Finally in 1992 the league was renamed the English Premier League today, with competition in the form EPL into the first rank first division soccer league to league to the 2nd level and a second division league to the level-3 ..

English Premier League

Premier League is a football league in Britain, this league one of the best in the world besides BBFA in spain. to acquire the broadcasting rights for the past 4 seasons / year, which pegged the price range between 44 million pounds is certainly a very expensive price for a football league. Many also of the English league being the world's best players, one retainer Manchester United Cristiano Ronaldo in the year 2010, and the price on the price tag to buy the player has reached 1.4 trillion, it was a fantastic price.
therefore many famous football players such as Fernando Torres, Lukas Podolski, Julio Cessar interested to join clubs of the Premier League because in addition to getting royalties from the sponsor, they will also receive a fantastic salary for each season .. :) 
In addition many investors and wealthy merchants from outside the British scramble to own some shares or put them in one of the English league clubs. Call it the tycoon Roman Abramovich's oil refinery Russian owner of The Blues English giants Chelsea, and there is also a young prince of the United Arab Emirates Sheikh Manshour owners club Manchester City. This young Pengeran touted as the richest man in the English league that total wealth reached 7700 billion, beating the first richest man Roman Abramovich in the Premier League ..