Premier League 18/19

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Wolves :shifty:

 

They've just signed Joao Moutinho from Monaco and now have more Portuguese players than Porto?

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Wow, that's not a bad debut goal for Shaqiri?

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Looks like Pogba's agent is strapped for cash again?

[Howjy04]

Looks like Pogba's agent is strapped for cash again?

 

United aren’t though Tone.

[For Us All]

United aren’t though Tone.

 

Woodward doesn't seem able to recruit what Mourhino requires Howard?

[Twitters]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45088530

 

I don't think this will surprise anyone. I'd be shocked if the top two wasn't Man City and Liverpool unless either team gets a run of injuries.

[TheSage]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45088530

 

I don't think this will surprise anyone. I'd be shocked if the top two wasn't Man City and Liverpool unless either team gets a run of injuries.

 

I tend to agree but who knows what still might happen in the next 24 hours?

I can't see United fans settling for third or fourth best again.

Should be a very interesting season.

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Here we go with my top 4.

 

1. Man.City

2. Man.Utd

3. Liverpool

4. Wolves

 

Bottom 3.

 

18. Newcastle

19. Huddersfield

20. Cardiff

[TylerB]

1. Man City

2. Liverpool

3. Arsenal

4. Man United

5. Spurs

6. Chelsea

 

18. Newcastle or Watford

19. Cardiff

20. Huddersfield

 

Man City have only purchased Mahrez, who will be a squad player, but they still have the best squad by a distance at the moment and whatever 11 they put out on the day will be frighteningly good. So you can't look past them again just as long as the players have the ame hunger and desire to do it all over again.

 

I've been pleased with the signings Liverpool have made. I think Shaqiri, with better players around him, will excel, and will be the replacement for Coutinho that Liverpool have missed on occasions since he left for Barcelona. Sturridge has looked like a player reborn during pre-season and will be an excellent option to have on the bench should he stay fit, while young player Curtis Jones and Nat Phillips have looked more than good enough to play a part and further strengthen the squad. Much will depend on Salah staying fit throughout the season though, as he's that good. If he does then I think Liverpool won't be anywhere near as far behind City as they were.

 

United's transfer window has been bang average at best, but although they still have a good squad of players a lot of the players seem uneasy about playing for Mourinho in such a negative manner. Can anyone say that any United player has genuinely improved under his guidance? Apart from Howjy, obviously, but he doesn't count.

 

Fulham have bought some good players and could well suprise a few, but I think Wolves are the team to watch this season and think they'll will finish top 10 comfortably. Everton have also signed a couple of good players and suddenly look a lot stronger than they generally have, though Richarlison had about 4 good games for Watford and I have a feeling he will wind up a massive waste of money and one of the flops of the season.

[Paul6754]

1. Man.City

2. Liverpool

3. Arsenal

4. Man. U.

 

Bottom 3.

 

18. Wolves

19. Huddersfield

20. Cardiff

[philpvfc]

Wolves, bottom 3? Be very surprised if they don’t finish in the top half, far better than Newcastle were when they went up and spent very wisely.

 

1.Man City

2.Liverpool

3.Spurs

4.Man United

5.Chelsea

6.Everton

 

18.Watford

19.Huddersfield

20.Cardiff

 

My guesses, be interesting to see what does happen.

[Beza]

One thing for sure in the new prem league season is Sjoke won't be last on Match of the Day.What will Sjoke fans have to moan about?

[philpvfc]

I’m sure they will find something to moan about.

[Howjy04]

1. Man City

2. Liverpool

3. Arsenal

4. Man United

5. Spurs

6. Chelsea

 

18. Newcastle or Watford

19. Cardiff

20. Huddersfield

 

Man City have only purchased Mahrez, who will be a squad player, but they still have the best squad by a distance at the moment and whatever 11 they put out on the day will be frighteningly good. So you can't look past them again just as long as the players have the ame hunger and desire to do it all over again.

 

I've been pleased with the signings Liverpool have made. I think Shaqiri, with better players around him, will excel, and will be the replacement for Coutinho that Liverpool have missed on occasions since he left for Barcelona. Sturridge has looked like a player reborn during pre-season and will be an excellent option to have on the bench should he stay fit, while young player Curtis Jones and Nat Phillips have looked more than good enough to play a part and further strengthen the squad. Much will depend on Salah staying fit throughout the season though, as he's that good. If he does then I think Liverpool won't be anywhere near as far behind City as they were.

 

United's transfer window has been bang average at best, but although they still have a good squad of players a lot of the players seem uneasy about playing for Mourinho in such a negative manner. Can anyone say that any United player has genuinely improved under his guidance? Apart from Howjy, obviously, but he doesn't count.

 

Fulham have bought some good players and could well suprise a few, but I think Wolves are the team to watch this season and think they'll will finish top 10 comfortably. Everton have also signed a couple of good players and suddenly look a lot stronger than they generally have, though Richarlison had about 4 good games for Watford and I have a feeling he will wind up a massive waste of money and one of the flops of the season.

 

:laugh:Readers,please note ,this post was made before Tylerla had taken his medication.

[RailwayRowdy]

Overheard a conversation in a pub a couple of weeks ago.

 

“When does the Premier League start” said one, to which his friend replied “a week after Stoke” !

 

For once I laughed WITH Stokies rather than the usual AT them !