Premier League - Non British and Irish players between 2004 & 2012

Cult Players in Premier League

Some players are loved because they are amongst the best players to ever play the game, whilst others have something else about them, whether it be a player who connects with the fans because they are a true local lad, they were capable of moments of pure delight but could go missing for games, or something indescribable.  In any case, these are our picks for a team of Cult Players for the Premier League era

Irish in the Premier League

After not being included in our Foreign Players, it's time to go through the best Irish players to have graced the Premier League.  From a World Class goalkeeper and central defender, one of the best midfielders to play in the league, and a forward who made a mark at the World Cup, these are some of the best players to have graced the Premier League.

Premier League - Non British and Irish players between 2004 & 2012

After  going through the foreign players at the start of the Premier League, and then on to the next phase, we now hit the time when Abramovic has bought Chelsea and the moeny really starts pouring into the game. The Premier League has been established as a place for the best foreign talent, but who is the best of the best as the world's best players now find themselves playing in the Premier League.

Premier League - Non British and Irish players between 1997 & 2003

After going through the foreign players at the start of the Premier League, we now move on to the next phase, where the next phase of players emerge. The Premier League is emerging as a place for the best foreign talent, thanks to the like of Bergkamp and Cantona, but who is next to take on the league that likes to call itself the best in the world?

Premier League - Non British and Irish players between 1992 & 1997

In the early days of the Premier League, foreign players were not as common as they were now, so we look back at some of the best players who came from outside of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland...which we know isn't Britain, but were still quite common in the Premier League, more so than they are now in fact.