The Premier League was established as one of the most exciting, cosmopolitan and widely watched national sporting leagues in the world and fans are now able to watch hundreds of Premiership matches live as football has seemingly taken over much of national life. "Why has this happened? How has it affected the clubs, fans, players and managers? How long can it be sustained?" This book aims to examine these questions as well as celebrate 15 amazing years of football. It will look back at the great moments, outstanding matches, stunning goals, incredible saves, controversial decisions and the sheer excitement that has been the Premiership.About the Author: Born in Chelmsford in 1964, Martyn Smith graduated from Hull University in 1987 with a degree in Politics and joined BBC Sport two years later. He has worked on a range of television and radio sports programmes including "Grandstand," "Match of the Day," "Wright & Bright," "Onside," "606," "Gower's Cricket Monthly" and the Olympic Games. Martyn is the BBC's Executive Producer of" Sport Relief" and produced the "Sport Relief Mile" show in 2006. He has also written the bestselling Match of the Day 40th Anniversary book and co-wrote "Sports Personality of the Year 50th Anniversary" with Steve Rider.