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nandaYNWA
8 years ago
i would say it'd be better to predict when the transfer window has concluded. for example, arsenal haven't done a lot of business but they might just sign someone incredible.
liverpollfcangryfan
8 years ago
arsenal wont sign anyone lol
nandaYNWA
8 years ago
you never know; they might just pull an ozil or alexis out of a hat. they're still quite an attractive club for top players.
Emobot7
8 years ago
Edited
I'll go at it a bit randomly.
1.City
2.United
3.Liverpool
4.Chelsea
5.Arsenal
6.Tottenham
7.Leicester
I'll go at it a bit randomly.
1.City
2.United
3.Liverpool
4.Arsenal
5.Tottenham
6.Leicester
7.Chelsea
KaKa_CS
8 years ago
1-Man City
2-Chelsea
3-Man United
4-Liverpool
5-Arsenal
6-Spurs
7-Everton
tiki_taka
8 years ago
Conte And Pep for the win, Wenger And Mou for Europe, Spurs Will get hurt by Cl, Leicester in midtable.
1- City : Best squad with à consistent coach
2- Chelsea : Conte will bring what all PL clubs doesnt have, compact defense, could have gone dar in CL.
3- United only because Ibra there.
4- Arsenal : no explanation needed here unless They sign a WC striker.
5- Spurs loosing points on CL, not used to that kind of sacrifice.
6- Liverpool : the squad isnt impressive despite Klopp
7- West Ham : had to put a 7th
Emobot7
8 years ago
Edited
@tiki_taka Interesting analysis buddy, I think that make a lot of sense.
@tiki_taka Interesting analysis buddy, I think that make sense.
tiki_taka
8 years ago
Edited
Thanks mate, remains only a prediction. Chelsea might win aswell And I think Mou will need à season to rebuild.
Thanks mate, remains only a prediction. Chelsea mighty wins aswell And I think Mou will need à season to rebuild.
KTBFFHSWE
8 years ago
Edited
As nanda stated really hard to predict before the transfer window is concluded. Lots of things happening in the EPL top clubs now.. New managers and a lot of transfers. Leicester has already lost Kanté and perhaps Mahrez will eventually leave too. I would be surprised to see them in the top 7.. I also think Chelsea will do a lot better under Conte. Especially since they don't have to focus on the international cups and since I don't believe Conte is done with new signings, but in the end of the day City will prove to be to strong under Pep.
Edit: Chelsea's defense looks shaky, so unless we sign a really good defender (Read Koulibaly!) which the latest is that we won't, I don't think Chelsea will manage to finish 2nd. Now we are looking like starting against west ham with the same back 4 that were shaky at best last season. Lodatz post helped me realize that the transition period might be longer than first expected too..
United with Pogba and Zlatan might prove to be a success, though, so I'll have them as runners up instead.
And Wenger seems to be in the mood for doing some transfers (Oooor?) and if they end up signing Mustafi and Mahrez I'm convinced they'll end up higher than Chelsea at the table.
I also switched places on Pool and Spurs, as I feel that Pool are too inconsistent while Spurs have convinced me during pre-season. Too bad they'll both end up just outside the Cl spots though ;)
And lastly, Leicester instead of Everton taking the 7th spot. Musa looks very promising and they've managed to keep almost all of their players too. Big questionmark on Mahrez whether he's going to stay. He might be the deciding factor..
As nanda stated really hard to predict before the transfer window is concluded. Lots of things happening in the EPL top clubs now.. New managers and a lot of transfers. Leicester has already lost Kanté and perhaps Mahrez will eventually leave too. I would be surprised to see them in the top 7.. I also think Chelsea will do a lot better under Conte. Especially since they don't have to focus on the international cups and since I don't believe Conte is done with new signings, but in the end of the day City will prove to be to strong under Pep.
As nanda stated really hard to predict before the transfer window is concluded. Lots of things happening in the EPL top clubs now.. New managers and a lot of transfers. Leicester has already lost Kanté and perhaps Mahrez will eventually leave too. I would be surprised to see them in the top 7.. I also think Chelsea will do a lot better under Conte. Especially since they don't have to focus on the international cups and since I don't believe Conte is done with new signings, but in the end of the day City will prove to be to strong under Pep.
Edit: Chelsea's defense looks shaky, so unless we sign a really good defender (Read Koulibaly!) which the latest is that we won't, I don't think Chelsea will manage to finish 2nd. Now we are looking like starting against west ham with the same back 4 that were shaky at best last season. Lodatz post helped me realize that the transition period might be longer than first expected too..
United with Pogba and Zlatan might prove to be a success, though, so I'll have them as runners up instead.
And Wenger seems to be in the mood for doing some transfers (Oooor?) and if they end up signing Mustafi and Mahrez I'm convinced they'll end up higher than Chelsea at the table.
I also switched places on Pool and Spurs, as I feel that Pool are too inconsistent while Spurs have convinced me during pre-season. Too bad they'll both end up just outside the Cl spots though ;)
As nanda stated really hard to predict before the transfer window is concluded. Lots of things happening in the EPL top clubs now.. New managers and a lot of transfers. Leicester has already lost Kanté and perhaps Mahrez will eventually leave too. I would be surprised to see them in the top 7.. I also think Chelsea will do a lot better under Conte. Especially since they don't have to focus on the international cups and since I don't believe Conte is done with new signings, but in the end of the day City will prove to be to strong under Pep.
Edit: Chelsea's defense looks shaky, so unless we sign a really good defender (Read Koulibaly!) which the latest is that we won't, I don't think Chelsea will manage to finish 2nd. Now we are looking like starting against west ham with the same back 4 that were shaky at best last season. Lodatz post helped me realize that the transition period might be longer than first expected too..
United with Pogba and Zlatan might prove to be a success, though, so I'll have them as runners up instead.
And Wenger seems to be in the mood for doing some transfers (Oooor?) and if they end up signing Mustafi and Mahrez I'm convinced they'll end up higher than Chelsea at the table.
I also switched places on Pool and Spurs, as I feel that Pool are too inconsistent while Spurs have convinced me during pre-season. Too bad they'll both end up just outside the Cl spots though ;)
TomChelsea
8 years ago
I reckon with Pep, City have to win. Conte will reform Chelsea, Mourinio will be out classed by City and Chelsea and Arsenal have only delivered one second and no first places in the last 5 to 10 years, and they don't look like getting more that fourth this year!!! Spurs, I don't reckon will be able to beat the big teams this season. Liverpool will have improved drastically and will play attractive attacking football but just wont have that defensive solidity and then Leicester. They will never pull of another season like last so I cant realistically see them challenging for the top four again.
Rowley
8 years ago
@saatvik10 its good to see a manchester united seeing the bright future of the club m8, next season is going to be great :P
Tuanis
8 years ago
1-Tottenham
2-MU
3-City
Arsenal-Liverpool
5-Arsenal
6-Chelsea
7-Leicster
saatvik10
8 years ago
@Rowley Yeah, but I'm confused whether I'm being overly optimistic or all the others are just severely underestimating us.
Emobot7
8 years ago
@saatvik I think we just expect a lot from Guardiola and Manchester City who have such a good team in term of qualitiy. But to be sincere, I expect United to go far next season in the league. They really should at the very least make it to toup for and I really hope they can challenge for first place in the league. I just hope that both manchester will make a interesting season and that the difference between the two top team will be as small as possible. To be sincere, I think it would be fine if United would win but its hard to say if they actually can. Good luck in any case. ;)
Lodatz
8 years ago
Edited
I think many here are underestimating how much time it will take for Chelsea, City and United to find momentum and rhythm.
Chelsea have an elderly defense, and while Azpi can handle Conte's FB demands, I'm not sure they have anyone else who can. Also, with Costa wanting to leave, their star striker is now Batshuayi. Conte has had it easy in Italy, being the one horse in a one horse race, and won't get away with as many sloppy performances as he could at Juventus. This will be a much bigger test, and he is trying to overhaul a side. I would expect a Top 6 finish, but it might not be until next year that we start to truly see Chelsea return to the big-time.
City too need a squad overhaul, and while Guardiola is clearly going to whip them into a better side, there is still a question mark over how long that will take. The air of invincibility that City have had for the last few years was shattered last season, so, expect every team in the league to be trying to squeeze points out of them. Like Conte, Guardiola has had it easy at Bayern, and if he starts to drop points, then they might not be title challengers after all.
As for United, I am torn. I think they will do well, but again, big squad overhaul and new manager. It could go either way.
By contrast, Arsenal and Tottenham will have consistency, and while some seem to think the latter lacks 'real quality', maybe it should be remembered that Spurs got the league's best Goal Difference last year, with the league's youngest team. Oh, and we had the league's top scorer, the PFA Young Footballer of the Year, one of the best goalkeepers in the world, the league's best CB pairing, and Eriksen, who got more assists than either Payet OR Mahrez. And we have lost NONE of our players, and picked up a 22-year old striker named Janssen who scored 31 goals last season. Don't underestimate Spurs.
So, with that in mind, here's a fair guess:
I think many here are underestimating how much time it will take for Chelsea, City and United to find momentum and rhythm.
Chelsea have an elderly defense, and while Azpi can handle Conte's FB demands, I'm not sure they have anyone else who can. Also, with Costa wanting to leave, their star striker is now Batshuayi. Conte has had it easy in Italy, and won't get away with as many draws as he could at Juventus. This will be a much bigger test, and he is trying to overhaul a side. I would expect a Top 6 finish, but it might not be until next year that we start to truly see Chelsea return to the big-time.
City too need a squad overhaul, and while Guardiola is clearly going to whip them into a better side, there is still a question mark over how long that will take. The air of invincibility that City have had for the last few years was shattered last season, so, expect every team in the league to be trying to squeeze points out of them. Like Conte, Guardiola has had it easy at Bayern, and if he starts to drop points, then they might not be title challengers after all.
As for United, I am torn. I think they will do well, but again, big squad overhaul and new manager. It could go either way.
By contrast, Arsenal and Tottenham will have consistency, and while some seem to think the latter lacks 'real quality', maybe it should be remembered that Spurs got the league's best Goal Difference last year, with the league's youngest team. Oh, and we had the league's top scorer, the PFA Young Footballer of the Year, one of the best goalkeepers in the world, the league's best CB pairing, and Eriksen, who got more assists than either Payet OR Mahrez.
So, with that in mind, here's a fair guess:
I think many here are underestimating how much time it will take for Chelsea, City and United to find momentum and rhythm.
Chelsea have an elderly defense, and while Azpi can handle Conte's FB demands, I'm not sure they have anyone else who can. Also, with Costa wanting to leave, their star striker is now Batshuayi. Conte has had it easy in Italy, and won't get away with as many draws as he could at Juventus. This will be a much bigger test, and he is trying to overhaul a side. I would expect a Top 6 finish, but it might not be until next year that we start to truly see Chelsea return to the big-time.
City too need a squad overhaul, and while Guardiola is clearly going to whip them into a better side, there is still a question mark over how long that will take. The air of invincibility that City have had for the last few years was shattered last season, so, expect every team in the league to be trying to squeeze points out of them. Like Conte, Guardiola has had it easy at Bayern, and if he starts to drop points, then they might not be title challengers after all.
As for United, I am torn. I think they will do well, but again, big squad overhaul and new manager. It could go either way.
By contrast, Arsenal and Tottenham will have consistency, and while some seem to think the latter lacks 'real quality', maybe it should be remembered that Spurs got the league's best Goal Difference last year, with the league's youngest team. Oh, and we had the league's top scorer, the PFA Young Footballer of the Year, one of the best goalkeepers in the world, the league's best CB pairing, and Eriksen, who got more assists than either Payet OR Mahrez. And we have lost NONE of our players, and picked up Janssen (who happens to be the only player to score more than 25 goals in the Dutch league since, er, RONALDO in 1995!). Don't underestimate Spurs.
So, with that in mind, here's a fair guess:
I think many here are underestimating how much time it will take for Chelsea, City and United to find momentum and rhythm.
Chelsea have an elderly defense, and while Azpi can handle Conte's FB demands, I'm not sure they have anyone else who can. Also, with Costa wanting to leave, their star striker is now Batshuayi. Conte has had it easy in Italy, being the one horse in a one horse race, and won't get away with as many sloppy performances as he could at Juventus. This will be a much bigger test, and he is trying to overhaul a side. I would expect a Top 6 finish, but it might not be until next year that we start to truly see Chelsea return to the big-time.
City too need a squad overhaul, and while Guardiola is clearly going to whip them into a better side, there is still a question mark over how long that will take. The air of invincibility that City have had for the last few years was shattered last season, so, expect every team in the league to be trying to squeeze points out of them. Like Conte, Guardiola has had it easy at Bayern, and if he starts to drop points, then they might not be title challengers after all.
As for United, I am torn. I think they will do well, but again, big squad overhaul and new manager. It could go either way.
By contrast, Arsenal and Tottenham will have consistency, and while some seem to think the latter lacks 'real quality', maybe it should be remembered that Spurs got the league's best Goal Difference last year, with the league's youngest team. Oh, and we had the league's top scorer, the PFA Young Footballer of the Year, one of the best goalkeepers in the world, the league's best CB pairing, and Eriksen, who got more assists than either Payet OR Mahrez. And we have lost NONE of our players, and picked up Janssen (who happens to be the only player to score more than 25 goals in the Dutch league since, er, RONALDO in 1995!). Don't underestimate Spurs.
So, with that in mind, here's a fair guess:
Lodatz
8 years ago
Edited
Also, let's just think for a moment on how beautiful it is that we have Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho, Antonio Conte, Arsene Wenger, Mauricio Pochettino, Jurgen Klopp and Claudio Ranieri all managing in the same league.
More than one of them is going to be disappointed, at the end of the season. Can't find that level of competition anywhere else.
Also, let's just think for a moment on how beautiful it is that we have Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho, Antonio Conte, Arsene Wenger, Mauricio Pochettino, Jurgen Klopp and Claudio Ranieri all managing in the same league.
Can't find it anywhere else.
Gennady
8 years ago
saatvik10
8 years ago
@Gennady, no place for Liverpool?? :p
Gennady
8 years ago
@saatvik10 as much as I like Klopp, I just don't see Liverpool finishing in top 7...
Emrecan_58
8 years ago
I didn't have enough time to follow transfers or the preseason games. But my surprise prediction goes for West Ham to make it in top6. And Leicester to have hard times at the bottom.
Hello everyone, you know my name and we are going to talk about the Barclay's Premier League. Now this is... GOING TO BE FUCKING EXCITING! Now I want to predict who will finish in the top 7. Now this is going to be really hard.
Btw, no, I didn't put Arsenal 4th because to troll them. Who do you think will finish in top 7? Leave it in the comments.
Hello everyone, you know my name and we are going to talk about the Barclay's Premier League. Now this is... GOING TO BE FUCKING EXCITING! Now I want to predict who will finish in the top 7. Now this is going to be really hard.
Btw, no, I didn't put arsenal 6th just to troll them.