It's that time of year again, before the season starts, who do you think will be our champions and put in your end-of-the-year table!

For me I have absolutely NO IDEA of what's going to happen.
but... I feel like a lot of the weaker teams in the league won't be able to invest making it easier for Man City to curb stomp them giving them the points to win the league whereas Liverpool might stutter too many times.

1. Manchester City
2. Liverpool
3. Chelsea
4. Arsenal
5. Man U.
6. Leicester City
7. wolves
8. Sheffield Utd
9. Tottenham
10. Leeds
11. Everton
12. Burnley
13. west ham
14. Southhampton
15. Crystal Palace
16. Fulham
17. Newcastle Utd.
18. Aston Villa
19. west brom
20. Brighton and Hove

1. City
2. Chelsea
   3.Liverpool
3. United
4. Spurs
5. Leicester
6. Wolves
7. Everton
8. Arsenal
9. West Ham
10. Southampton
11. Newcastle
12. Burnley
13. Sheffield
14. West Brom
15. Leeds
16. Fulham
17. Brighton
18. Crystal Palace
19. Aston Villa

Threw some curveballs in there. And footyroom formatting fucked my numbers.

1. Manchester City
2. Liverpool
3. Chelsea
4. Man U.
5. Arsenal.
6. Wolves
7. Tottenham
8. Leicester City
9. Sheffield Utd
10. Everton
11. Leeds
12. Burnley
13. West Ham
14. Newcastle Utd
15. Southhampton
16. Crystal Palace
17. Fulham.
18. Aston Villa
19. West Brom
20. Brighton and Hove

I can see the top two change quick, and even see Chelsea challenge with their new acquisitions. If all teams stay healthy, Man City win it. If Messi comes, City win it. If they drop some easy points, Liverpool win it. If both teams slip a bit, and Messi is not there, Chelsea can sneak in.

1. Man.City
2. Liverpool
3. Chelsea
4. Man.Utd
5. Tottenham
6. Arsenal
7. Wolves
8. Leicester
9. Everton
10. Sheff.Utd
11. Leeds
12. Crystal Palace
13. Burnley
14. Newcastle
15. West Brom
16. West Ham
17. Aston Villa
18. Fulham
19. Southampton
20. Brighton

Depends on how the signings are going to be... is Messi going to Man City? Thiago to Liverpool? Sancho? Havertz? Koulibaly? etc.

I’m going to wait a bit...

1. Manchester City
2. Manchester United
3. Chelsea
4. Arsenal
5. Liverpool
6. Tottenham
7. Everton
8. Leicester

1. Arsenal
2. Man City
3. Man Utd
4. Liverpool
5. Chelsea

1. Manchester City
2. Chelsea
3. Liverpool
4. Manchester United
5. Tottenham
6. Leicester
7. Arsenal
8. Sheffield United
9. Everton
10. Wolverhampton
11. Burnley
12. Southampton
13. Newcastle
14. Crystal Palace
15. West Ham
16. Leeds
17. Brighton
18. Aston Villa
19. Fulham
20. West Bromwich Albion

Really hard to predict to be honest. I mostly agree with DarthFooty.

Manchester City
Chelsea
Liverpool
Manchester United
Tottenham
Leicester
Arsenal
Sheffield United
Everton
Wolverhampton
Burnley
Southampton
Newcastle
Crystal Palace
West Ham
Leeds
Brighton
Aston Villa
Fulham
West Bromwich Albion

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let knock man city off that pos 1/2 that we all going for. Could be a rocky season from the way it has started.

Hats off to everyone who put leeds high up.

Obviously early AF

1. Spurs
2. Everton
3. Liverpool
4. Chelsea
5. Manche$ter City
6. Wolves
7. Arsenal
8. United
9. West Ham
10. Leeds

Relegated: Fulham, WBA, Sheffield United.

@Greatone Yeah, its look like we might have been way too positive with City. Though I think we should wait and see how they do once Ruben Dias settled in before writing them off completely.

Leeds will propably do a lot better than I first expected. Though it will depend on wether or not they can keep this up physically, we know Bielsa teams weakness is lack of rotation and tendency for failing in the long run because of stamina issue.

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You have to look at the teams that not only have quality but have depth. Every EPL team will have at least some quality, a decent tactic, and the drive to win matches, but not all have a deep roster. When those matches add up, when they hit cups, and deal with injuries, then teams will level out with deeper squads floating higher.

We are what four matches into the season? We could pick apart teams based on four matches but its a very long season. Not sure we will see a runaway title winner this time. Top of the table will be as competitive as the bottom come seasons end.

After seeing few more things I am going to be bold:

1. Spurs
2. Liverpool
3. Chelsea
4. City
5. Arsenal
6. Everton
7. Leicester City
8. Aston Villa
9. Leeds United
10. United
11. Newcastle
12. West Ham
13. South Ham
14. North Ham ( jk Crystal Palace
15. Wolves
16. Brighton
17. West Bromwich
18. Burnley
19. Sheffield United
20. Fulham ( back to where they belong)

Nah, Mou will bottle it as usual. He has a good squad, questions around Bale and whether he can regain his level playing at his club of heart, I only see a Top 3 for them. Another City win, Chelsea might come second

What do you mean bottle it as usual?

Usually he wins the league. Has been unlucky in Champiosn league thought but didn’t he “bottle” Real Madrid’s record winning league title during the time when prime Barcelona was humiliating Real at every chance they got? Then the same build team went on winning CLs? Real fans are truely ungrateful out of all the fans in the world

you aren't being bold. If you are gonna be bold, put Everton up there. Talking managers, everybody knows Ancelotti knows what he's doing. If you are basing it on current form then how could they not be up there.

Marcus, I gotta respect the massive respect and faith you have in Mourinho. I really don't share it though. :P

If he win the PL, then I'll be the first one to say he really is back in the game and apologize for doubting him but until then, I don't expect much from him.

Especially considering he is managing Spurs, a team well known for bottling it far too much. Even if Mou was still one of the best manager out there, which I personnaly don't think he is anymore, making Spurs win a trophy is certainly an hard mission. No direspect meant toward Tottenham.