Stars in Action at the EPL

SAMAHA ISMATH ALI

The English Premier League treasures within it a barricade of players who are worthy of mention, who are chosen for International sides based on their unique talent and football skills. Every team has its own stars, its action-packed thrillers who add colour to the game. Though these players depict glamorous football, they pose difficult conditions for their opponents by displaying quality football, excellent tackles and indescribable passes. This section focuses on the best among the best of the English Premier League.

Queens Park Rangers

Bradley Orr

Bradley is an English footballer who plays as defender foe QPR. Though his birthplace is Liverpool, Orr decided to play for QPR and bring his talent out onto the field. He is an excellent defender who ensures only the best for his side and nothing else, and this is mainly why the team Manager puts him on the first line squads-as the player is amazing and has folds of talent up his QPR shirt.

He is a proud Englishman, true in talent and sinew. He trained out for the England National side, but realized the great importance of club football. He has also played with Newcastle United, Burnley, Bristol City and finally QPR, with whom he signed up in 2010. The mighty minded star will make sure his team reaches greater heights, for football walks hand-in-hand with practice and glory, and nothing can be achieved without confidence in one's talent.

Patrick Kenny

Patrick Kenny was signed up by QPR in 2010, after leading the team into the main division of the Premier League with his ultra-excellent keeping skills. Born in Halifax, the Irishman has many goalkeeping skills, being a most tactful player. He was the most eligible choice for the side due to his dynamic keeping talents.

Kenny has high hopes to take his team to more peaks, brimming them with confidence to level with their aerodynamic scoring. Thus starts the race for the Premier League victories, as Kenny prepares his nimble catching abilities and his careful hand coordination.

Bolton Wanderers

Kevin Davies

The Trotters are captained by Kevin Davies, who is triggered up to bring his team to victory. His responsibility in managing all affairs of the club has made him the most sought-after choice as a Captain. Davies originally made his name as a vital part of the Chesterfield team which reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup in 1997. Davies is known for his physical playing style; he has committed more fouls than any other player in the history of the Premier League, although conversely is one of the most fouled. At the age of 33, Davies made his international debut for England against Montenegro in a 0-0 draw on 12 October 2010, coming on as a second half substitute.

Ricardo Gardner

After Davies, the best player Bolton has managed to pull out of its wing is Ricardo Gardner. Gardner immediately established himself a place in the first team for Bolton. He scored 60 seconds after coming on for his debut.

He made 22 appearances, half of them starts, in his first year while scoring three goals. In his second season, 1999-2000, he established a place in the starting eleven, starting 23 of 26 games, which he has held on to since.

Although Gardner suffered a cruciate ligament injury that took him out of action at the end of the season, he made a full recovery, and was able to return to the starting lineup in 2000-01 (scoring in the 2001 Division One Play off Final), playing with the promoted Bolton in the Premier League. Due to a knee injury, Gardner did not make his first appearance in the 2006-07 season until December.

In November 2007, he scored his first goal at club level in nearly five years when he opened the scoring in Bolton's 2-2 draw against German giants Bayern Munich.