Posted July 11, 20178 yr With a month to go until the new season starts how do you think the Premier League table will look at the end of the season? My Predictions: 1. Tottenham Hotspur 2. Manchester City 3. Chelsea 4. Manchester United 5. Arsenal 6. Liverpool 7. Everton 8. West Ham 9. Southampton 10. West Brom 11. Stoke 12. Leicester City 13. Newcastle United 14. Crystal Palace 15. Burnley 16. Bournemouth 17. Watford 18. Swansea 19. Huddersfield 20. Brighton Points total for the champions: 85 Top Scorer: Harry Kane Player Of The Year: Dele Alli First Manager To Get Sacked: Paul Clement Edited July 28, 20177 yr by Houdini
July 11, 20178 yr Slightly too early yet for me to call, will wait another couple of weeks.. I want to see pre-season. Would have Man City as favourites if they sign some of the players they're linked to. Can't see Spurs winning the league, purely for the fact they were so strong last year because of their home form. It will be extremely difficult to replicate that on a neutral ground, especially Wembley.
July 12, 20178 yr I seem to recall Tottenham played the home European games at Wembley and they didn't play so well then if I recall correctly? :unsure: Too early for me to call either though, I will wait for another week. One thing I will say, I always support an underdog in the Premier League... :P
July 28, 20177 yr Author There's exactly 2 weeks to go until the start of the new season. Any predictions? I originally put West Ham in 11th place in my table but they have made good signings this summer so I have them at 8th place now instead. I will still go with Tottenham winning the league but that prediction is not as confident as it was a few weeks ago. Out of the newly promoted sides I can only see Newcastle surviving relegation.
July 28, 20177 yr 1. Manchester City 2. Chelsea 3. Manchester United 4. Liverpool 5. Arsenal 6. Tottenham Hotspur 7. Everton 8. West Ham 9. Southampton 10. Stoke City 11. Bournemouth 12. Crystal Palace 13. West Brom 14. Newcastle United 15. Burnley 16. Leicester City 17. Swansea 18. Watford 19. Brighton 20. Huddersfield Points total for the champions: 87 Top Scorer: Harry Kane Player Of The Year: Eden Hazard First Manager To Get Sacked: Paul Clement
July 28, 20177 yr 1. Manchester City 2. Liverpool 3. Arsenal 4. Chelsea 5. Manchester United 6. Tottenham Hotspur 7. Everton 8. Southampton 9. West Ham 10. Stoke City 11. Crystal Palace 12. Bournemouth 13. West Brom 14. Leicester City 15. Burnley 16. Newcastle United 17. Swansea 18. Huddersfield 19. Brighton 20. Watford Points total for the champions: 85 Top Scorer: Harry Kane Player Of The Year: Kevin De Bruyne First Manager To Get Sacked: Chris Hughton
July 29, 20177 yr Let's have a go at this then 1. Chelsea 2. Man City 3. Spurs 4. Man United 5. Arsenal 6. Liverpool 7. Everton 8. West Ham 9. Southampton 10. West Brom 11. Stoke 12. Leicester 13. Bournemouth 14. Newcastle 15. Swansea 16. Huddersfield 17. Crystal Palace 18. Burnley 19. Watford 20. Brighton Points for Champions: 87 Golden Boot: Kane Golden Glove: Courtois Player of Season: Hazard First Managerial Sacking: Craig Shakespeare
July 29, 20177 yr 1. Chelsea 2. Manchester City 3. Liverpool 4. Manchester United 5. Tottenham Hotspur 6. Arsenal 7. Everton 8. Leicester City 9. West Ham United 10. Stoke City 11. Bournemouth 12. Southampton 13. Newcastle United 14. Watford 15. West Brom 16. Brighton 17. Crystal Palace 18. Burnley 19. Huddersfield 20. Swansea Goes without saying, but honestly I really do believe bar probably Arsenal, any of the Top 6 could win the league. There are very fine margins here, all have their strengths but all have their weaknesses. Chelsea just pip it for me right now, going on the fact they have added some good players. Man City have easily signed the best names on paper, but they are going to practically integrate 3-4 players in to their defence... I can't remember the last time that worked out well. Man Utd have not signed pace, Liverpool need a dynamic midfielder and a centre back, Spurs will be more inconsistent at home. Probably say it every season.. but it will be interesting. After that it is much of a muchness really, bar Everton I think any of the next 13 clubs could go down. As long as Benitez stays at Newcastle I think they will be fine. Don't rate De Boer, so think Palace will struggle but will ultimately be OK. I also can't forsee Burnely making Turf Moof such a fortress again - they desperately need to pick up more points on the road this time around. Very interested to see what Huddersfield and Brighton do, think they will both find it difficult but I expect one will stay up.
August 8, 20177 yr 1 Manchester City 2 Manchester United 3 Chelsea 4 Arsenal 5 Tottenham Hotspur 6 Liverpool 7 Everton 8 Newcastle United 9 West Ham United 10 Crystal Palace 11 Leicester City 12 Southampton 13 Stoke City 14 Swansea City 15 West Bromwich Albion 16 Burnley 17 Bournemouth 18 Watford 19 Huddersfield 20 Brighton & Hove Albion Points total for the champions: 83 Top Scorer: Harry Kane Player Of The Year: Paul Pogba First Manager To Get Sacked: Mark Hughes
August 9, 20177 yr 1. Manchester City 2. Arsenal 3. Chelsea 4. Liverpool 5. Tottenham Hotspur 6. Manchester United 7. Everton 8. West Brom 9. Bournemouth 10. West Ham 11. Southampton 12. Newcastle United 13. Crystal Palace 14. Watford 15. Stoke 16. Leicester City 17. Burnley 18. Swansea 19. Brighton 20. Huddersfield Points for Champions: 86 Golden Boot: Gabriel Jesus Player of Season: Kevin de Bruyne First Managerial Sacking: Paul Clement
August 9, 20177 yr Come on guys - we need more predictions! It's always so fun to look back and see how wrong we were :D
August 9, 20177 yr Here's mine - 1) Man United 2) Man City 3) Chelsea 4) Spurs 5) Liverpool 6) Arsenal 7) Everton 8) Bournemouth 9) West Ham 10) West Brom 11) Newcastle 12) Stoke City 13) Southampton 14) Crystal Palace 15) Leicester 16) Swansea 17) Brighton 18) Watford 19) Huddersfield 20) Burnley Really have no idea where Southampton, Leicester & Palace will end up! Player of the Year Kevin De Bruyne Top Goalscorer Romelu Lukaku First sacking - Craig Shakespeare Edited August 11, 20177 yr by Steve201
August 11, 20177 yr 1. Manchester United 2. Tottenham Hotspur 3. Chelsea 4. Manchester City 5. Liverpool 6. Arsenal 7. Everton 8. West Ham 9. Leicester City 10. Southampton 11. Bournemouth 12. Burnley 13. Stoke 14. Swansea 15. Brighton 16. West Brom 17. Newcastle United 18. Crystal Palace 19. Watford 20. Huddersfield Points total for the champions: 88 Top Scorer: Romelu Lukaku Player Of The Year: Dele Alli First Manager To Get Sacked: Paul Clement
August 11, 20177 yr 1. Manchester United 2. Manchester City 3. Chelsea 4. Liverpool 5. Arsenal 6. Tottenham Hotspur 7. Everton 8. Southampton 9. Crystal Palace 10. Leicester City 11. West Ham 12. Watford 13. West Brom 14. Swansea 15. Stoke 16. Bournemouth 17. Brighton 18. Newcastle United 19. Huddersfield 20. Burnley Golden Boot: Gabriel Jesus Player of Season: Kevin de Bruyne First Managerial Sacking: Mark Hughes Championship: Promoted: Midddlesbrough, Norwich, Fulham Relegated: Millwall, Barnsley Bolton League One: Promoted: Oxford, Bradford, Scunthorpe Relegated: Rotherham, Oldham, Blackpool, Walsall League Two: Promoted: Luton, Swindon, Port Vale, Accrington Relegated: Yeovil, Cheltenham A mixture of gut feeling, signings, bias, it being the part of the Mourinho cycle where he wins it before loses the dressing room and the fact City are lacking proven quality centre backs that won't get injured are what concluded me to hand the title to Manchester United. Back in the glory days me predicting a win was usually a curse so I might look ridiculous come May but that is part of why I love doing this! The signings we have made are enough to turn the draws we had from last season into wins and changes like having Matic meaning we might play Pogba in a more suitable position might help to compensate for the lack of Zlatan. City will score a lot of goals but Guardiola will again keep relying on scoring more goals than he concedes. The Wembley factor will hinder Spurs this time and even without Coutinho I expect Liverpool to hold off them Arsenal and Everton who will certainly be top four contenders this season. People are pessimistic about Watford and Swansea but I think with their respective managers they will be just fine. Burnley will struggle this season as they lack the quality that kept them afloat last season. I rate David Wagner and Huddersfield will be competitive but I they may be victims of their own success and Newcastle due to Mike Ashley being Mike Ashley even with the Rafa factor (I expect him and Conte to resign before the end of the season) will be the final team to fall through the trap door. And those are my predictions literally one minute before the new season kicks off! :cheer:
August 11, 20177 yr 1 Man United 2 Spurs 3 Man City 4 Chelsea 5 Liverpool 6 Arsenal 7 West Brom 8 Everton 9 West Ham 10 Bournemouth 11 Southampton 12 Leicester 13 Crystal Palace 14 Brighton 15 Stoke 16 Watford 17 Newcastle 18 Huddersfield 19 Burnley 20 Swansea Golden Boot: Harry Kane Player of season: Harry Kane
May 13, 20187 yr Author With a month to go until the new season starts how do you think the Premier League table will look at the end of the season? My Predictions: 1. Tottenham Hotspur 2. Manchester City 3. Chelsea 4. Manchester United 5. Arsenal 6. Liverpool 7. Everton 8. West Ham 9. Southampton 10. West Brom 11. Stoke 12. Leicester City 13. Newcastle United 14. Crystal Palace 15. Burnley 16. Bournemouth 17. Watford 18. Swansea 19. Huddersfield 20. Brighton Points total for the champions: 85 Top Scorer: Harry Kane Player Of The Year: Dele Alli First Manager To Get Sacked: Paul Clement I only got Swansea right in my end of season league table prediction, missed out on the correct top goal scorer as well. I don't think there is a single person who would have predicted that the champions would have 100 points this season!
May 13, 20187 yr I only got Swansea right in my end of season league table prediction, missed out on the correct top goal scorer as well. I don't think there is a single person who would have predicted that the champions would have 100 points this season! I know someone who put some good money on Salah to score 20+ league goals and Man City 100 or more league goals at the start of the season.. unreal! I am content with my predictions, got the De Boer one right, thought Swansea would go down. I over egged a few teams (Chelsea mainly) but it's so difficult.
May 13, 20187 yr Let's have a go at this then 1. Chelsea 2. Man City 3. Spurs 4. Man United 5. Arsenal 6. Liverpool 7. Everton 8. West Ham 9. Southampton 10. West Brom 11. Stoke 12. Leicester 13. Bournemouth 14. Newcastle 15. Swansea 16. Huddersfield 17. Crystal Palace 18. Burnley 19. Watford 20. Brighton Points for Champions: 87 Golden Boot: Kane Golden Glove: Courtois Player of Season: Hazard First Managerial Sacking: Craig Shakespeare The worst I've ever done at one of these! Chelsea champions with Hazard player of the season :rofl: West Brom & Stoke comfortably midtable & Burnley relegated :lol: Only ones I came with were Kane for golden boot & Shakespeare for managerial sacking.
May 13, 20187 yr 1 Manchester City 2 Manchester United 3 Chelsea 4 Arsenal 5 Tottenham Hotspur 6 Liverpool 7 Everton 8 Newcastle United 9 West Ham United 10 Crystal Palace 11 Leicester City 12 Southampton 13 Stoke City 14 Swansea City 15 West Bromwich Albion 16 Burnley 17 Bournemouth 18 Watford 19 Huddersfield 20 Brighton & Hove Albion Points total for the champions: 83 Top Scorer: Harry Kane Player Of The Year: Paul Pogba First Manager To Get Sacked: Mark Hughes The less said about this the better as far as I'm concerned. At least I got the top 2 correct :lol:
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