mackmasterss said:
Virtual champion right now yes but not for long ... They'll secure that title mathematically this week cause there's no way on earth that City would get 6p from their next 2 games :hmmmm2:
Liverpool should be favored next season, unless Man City has their ban over-turned. Chelsea is a couple of years away, Man U still has too many questions and Leicester can't live on Vardy goals another season. Wolves are on the upswing, but can their good health continue? Especially, if they qualify for Champions League?
Well, this season Liverpool has wrapped it up. I think they'll have it in them for another season or two. But the physical game Jorgan is imposing on them can't last too long. Of course they might bring in some new blood, but so are City and MU, we'ii have to wait and see.
Down south, Barca did not secure anything yet, especially that they still have to face Atletico next week and Real Madrid is showing some impressive performance since they resume play. La Ligua too is giving us a nice suspense in these last games. Enjoy...
Down south, Barca did not secure anything yet, especially that they still have to face Atletico next week and Real Madrid is showing some impressive performance since they resume play. La Ligua too is giving us a nice suspense in these last games. Enjoy...
I hope they will be able to defend the title next season. In addition, I really hope that Herr Jurgen will remember that national cups are also trophies and stop merging these tournaments. As always, the main competitor is Manchester city, regardless of the problems with UEFA Guardiola is a high-class professional who always tries to achieve the maximum.🙂
In my opinion, they will struggle next year in the title race, but will be for sure the favourite to win it again, but I am not sure they can play one more season as this one - no doubt that they completely deserve to win it this season, but there were 7-8 matches, when they won them with a lot of luck, especially with the bottom table teams, when they usually were down in the result, but somehow managed to turn around the game in the last minutes and stoppage time. I think they can not repeat that results from this season and in the next season the title will be decided as the previous season - in the last 38 round. I think not only City will try to lift the title next year, also Chelsea we all them know that they are clinching the title usually they are not favourite ( 2015 and 2017) and next season they can try as well. It will be good, if Manchester United finally from 7 years become a real contender.
Risto234 said:
With the same defence last year, they won treble. I think they only need a left-back defender, because Mendy is not the appropriate person for this position and also Zinchenko is too far from being in the starting lineup every game. Overall, this season was not their best, they lost some games in the Premier League very strange and that cost them the title. I don't think they need to improve their squad to accomplish something. They can not win treble every season and everybody expect that after they won three cups last season, this can not be repeat again. This will happen to Liverpool next season I suppose.
City will be strong but Chelsea could be decent too. The RS will still have some of the hunger that's driven them to finally win the EPL but I expect City to be very focused next year and they'll win it back. Chelsea to run the RS close for second. United will still be inconsistent but probably good enough for 4th.
Liverpool will be one of the contenders for the title next year, but I don't think they will have the same advantage as this season if they are lucky enough to defend the title.
I also agree with many that Manchester City and Chelsea will be contenders for the title.
it will be interesting to see how the teams change after the transfer window. for example, MU has the potential to sell, exchange and buy to introduce a new ambitious team.
I also agree with many that Manchester City and Chelsea will be contenders for the title.
it will be interesting to see how the teams change after the transfer window. for example, MU has the potential to sell, exchange and buy to introduce a new ambitious team.
Let's not forget LFC's performance in 2018/19 season, missing out on the league by one point, winning the Champions League, and made no signings last summer apart from a kid for the reserves and a free transfer second keeper.
There is a good chance many clubs will not be able to make many signings with the current situation. With no matchday revenue from fans there will be less money coming in. I don't see Liverpool needing any big signings and they have some good youngsters coming through. I think they will be the team to beat next season. Now they got over the line that weight has been lifted.
If Man City's ban is upheld there are some players that will want to leave, one or two have openly admitted they need to be playing in the Champions League.
There is a good chance many clubs will not be able to make many signings with the current situation. With no matchday revenue from fans there will be less money coming in. I don't see Liverpool needing any big signings and they have some good youngsters coming through. I think they will be the team to beat next season. Now they got over the line that weight has been lifted.
If Man City's ban is upheld there are some players that will want to leave, one or two have openly admitted they need to be playing in the Champions League.
They have a very strong team from back to front and are well coached, so they have to be the favorites. Their recent form has been pretty lackluster though, going 2-1-2 in their last 5 EPL games (7/15 points) and losing both matches against Atletico Madrid in the UCL, so maybe that "X-factor" is fading.
I believe that liverpool are going to repeat and crown again as champions,they have and incredible team and a lot of superstars like salar,mane,virgil,etc.Although they lost to atletico in the champions league,i believe they are the best team in the world
