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Is it Uniteds again?
I can’t see past them, though i think that City could be the force next season.
Arsenal could well be outside the top 6 this term.The drop, I think the certainty is Blackburn this season. Plus two of the newly promoted, as bad as Everton feel they are, thye will be fine.
think it will b blackburn norwich and swansea or qpr for the drop i think everton will just survive by about 5points and think the title will be uniteds just above city
Well its normally debated before the season so 3 games in is a bit late if you ask me. Admin can you remove this thread please, thanks
Your really debating this after 3 games?! :naughty:Actually, not a bad time to commence the ‘debate’.
The ‘cr@ppy’ window has closed, and everyone has had to declare their squads……… Competition for places in teams that had already looked settled have/have not upset the Equilibrium?……….Will Owen Hargreaves get more than three games and upset their position? (Insert name here…… and the same concept for smaller teams)………Is youth and pace with a 4-5-1 formation going to win or will it be traditional 4-4-2 (hey! what about 4-3-3, diamonds, pack the midfield etc?)
Yes……these and many questions (this early in the season) make for a better footballing, debating, statisticing (made that one up) experience.
If some ‘dcikhaed’ on Match of the Day can say “Oh what a goal…….a contender for Goal of the Season”……………(because there will only be eight more goals scored) – on the second game of the season then anyone can talk about/debate what they want.
A little like the Fantasy Football concept…. ;)
Your really debating this after 3 games?! :naughty:
Actually, not a bad time to commence the ‘debate’.
The ‘cr@ppy’ window has closed, and everyone has had to declare their squads……… Competition for places in teams that had already looked settled have/have not upset the Equilibrium?……….Will Owen Hargreaves get more than three games and upset their position? (Insert name here…… and the same concept for smaller teams)………Is youth and pace with a 4-5-1 formation going to win or will it be traditional 4-4-2 (hey! what about 4-3-3, diamonds, pack the midfield etc?)
Yes……these and many questions (this early in the season) make for a better footballing, debating, statisticing (made that one up) experience.
If some ‘dcikhaed’ on Match of the Day can say “Oh what a goal…….a contender for Goal of the Season”……………(because there will only be eight more goals scored) – on the second game of the season then anyone can talk about/debate what they want.
A little like the Fantasy Football concept…. ;) [/quote]
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united to win the league…city and chelsea will push em close tho, with liverpool just behind, think it could be a very good title race this year.
as for the drop, the usual suspects will be fighting it out, but i think swansea look this years poorest team, norwich wernt much better, but home form could keep them up…i think blackburn could be in trouble, along with ourselves wolves wba and fulham.
but i’ll go rovers, swansea and norwich.
Top – United, City, Chelsea
Bottom – Blackburn, Norwich, West Brom
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
Swansea and Norwich for sure plus one from Wolves, West Brom, or Blackburn
As for the title, I think it’s probably United with City and Chelsea pushing for second spot
I’ll go for Norwich, Swansea and Blackburn for the Copa El Dropeeno. :violin:
I also feel that Fulham may struggle this season. They have quite a few players that have been so influential for them over the past few years, but are getting on a bit e.g. Danny Murphy.
I think the title will go to the red side of Manchester with Chelsea a close second. City will once again have too many superstars who will be bench warming for long parts of the season and the dressing room will be lost before the new year. :scared-eek:
Arsenal are in a transitional period and Spurs and Liverpool are Europa league contenders at best. :shifty:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!
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