Predict the 24/25 Premier League Table

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Can revisit this later in the season.
  1. Man City​
  2. Arsenal​
  3. Spurs​
  4. Liverpool​
  5. United​
  6. West Ham​
  7. Aston Villa​
  8. Newcastle​
  9. Crystal Palace​
  10. Chelsea​
  11. Fulham​
  12. Everton​
  13. Brentford​
  14. Brighton​
  15. Forest​
  16. Wolves​
  17. Ipswich​
  18. Bournemouth​
  19. Southampton​
  20. Leicester​
Editing my order after the de ligt and mazraoui news...
 
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1. City
2. Arsenal
3. Liverpool
4. Spurs
5. United
6. Newcastle
7. Villa
8. Chelsea
9. West Ham
10. Palace
11. Brighton
12. Fulham
13.  Everton
14. Wolves
15. Brentford
16. Bournemouth
17. Ipswich
18. Forest
19. Southampton
20. Leicester
 
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1 Arsenal
2 City
3 Spurs
4 Utd
5 Villa
6 Liverpool
7 Chelsea
8 Newcastle
9 West Ham
10 Fulham
11 Palace
12 Brighton
13 Ipswich
14 Wolves
15 Everton
16 Brentford
17 Forest
18 Bournemouth
19 Southampton
20 Leicester
 
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1. City
2. Arsenal
3. United
4. Liverpool
5. Villa
6. Spurs
7. Newcastle
8. West Ham
9. Chelsea
10. Wolves
11. Fulham
12. Everton
13. Palace
14. Southampton
15. Ipswich
16. Forest
17. Brentford
18. Brighton
19. Bournemouth
20. Leicester
 
1. City
2. Liverpool
3. Arsenal
4. Villa
5. Spurs
6. United
7. Newcastle
8. Chelsea
9. Fulham
10. West Ham
11. Wolves
12. Crystal Palace
13. Brighton
14. Everton
15. Bournemouth
16. Ipswich
17. Brentford
18. Forest
19. Southampton
20. Leicester
 
City
Arsenal
Liverpool
United
Spurs
Villa
Chelsea
Newcastle

CBA with the rest.
 
Feel like we can win it as KDB etc a year older and City haven't made any particularly impressive signings however the only way we win it is a blitz start, I am talking literally 16/18 games. Basically continue our form from Jan onwards. If Utd can get those 2 signings + a midfielder in I can see you finishing above Spurs.



1. Arsenal
2. City
3. Liverpool
4. Villa
5. Spurs
6. United
7. Newcastle
8. West Ham
9. Chelsea
10. Wolves
11. Fulham
12. Brighton
13. Palace
14. Southampton
15. Lesta
16. Forest
17. Brentford
18. Everton
19. Bournemouth
20. Ipswich
 
1. Arsenal
2. City
3. Liverpool
4. Chelsea
5. Spurs
6. Villa
7. Newcastle
8. United
9. West Ham
10. Palace
11. Brighton
12. Wolves
13. Fulham
14. Everton
15. Brentford
16. Ipswich
17. Forest
18. Bournemouth
19. Leicester
20. Southampton

I'm thinking Arsenal will build-up an big lead early that will see them over the line since City aren't always on it from the start.

Liverpool I think will annoyingly cope well with the transition from Klopp to Slot, but I don't think they'll finish above the other two in the end.

Chelsea could finish anywhere from 4th to 20th.

Difficult to judge between Spurs, Villa and Newcastle - obviously Villa were the story of last season, Spurs looked very good at times and Newcastle obviously have the Saudi money, so I expect them three to be in that area of the table in some order.

Another 8th for us would be a disaster again, but many of the problems of last season are still here so comfortable pessimism again.

Palace had a great end to last season so I'm showing them some respect; West Ham making good signings and have ditched Moyes - will have to see how that ends-up.

The next lot could be in any order.

The relegation battle: I'm positive for McKenna so am pitching Ipswich in the traditional 'newly-promoted-side-that-does-surprisingly-well' role, but otherwise don't have much of a handle on the relegation candidates, other than expecting Forest to survive again.
 
1. City
2. Arsenal
3. Chelsea
4. Liverpool
5. Spurs
6. Villa
7. United
8. Newcastle
9. West Ham
10. Brighton
11. Palace
12. Wolves
13. Everton
14. Brentford
15. Forest
16. Fulham
17. Bournemouth
18. Ipswich
19. Southampton
20. Leicester

Chelsea will be the surprise of the season, while Leicester will be doomed by the inevitable points deduction
 
Arsenal
City
Liverpool
Newcastle
Manchester United
Chelsea
Spurs
Villa
West Ham
Brighton

and the rest could be anyone. I don't know.

Picking Arsenal as a homer pick. But I like the squad. Another year older for a young squad. Another year together. Good signings in Caliafori and Merino (all signs point to that getting done in a few days). No major losses in the squad. Biggest question mark is the center forward position but Havertz has looked great since january and has continued to show form in the pre season. I think he'll be fantastic. Defense is going to be legit. Midfield great too with good depth coming from signings and some really talented academy players that are stepping up.

I think City is just a little bit older. Haven't made any great signings. De Bruyne on his way out? Or at least will be rotated heavily because of his injury history. I think Alvarez was a big loss. He really helped them when Halaand had his long dry spell last season and I don't see where they'll replace his goals. Oscar Bobb? Maybe but let's see it first.

Surprise in the top 4 is newcastle. I really like their squad and they suffered A LOT with injuries last season plus their record signing was out for the whole season as well. I think Isak is the best CF in the league besides Halaand. Maybe even better just because he offers a lot more as a passer nad ball carrier. Gordon really impressed me last season. He's a much better close control dribbler than he was at everton and he's definitely improved his shooting. And with his pace and work rate, he's top class imo. .
 
can’t be asked to do the whole table but United will salvage 5th after sacking Ten Hag.

City win the league as usual
 
I'd have City down in 16th after today's performance.
 
1 - Arsenal
2 - Man City
3 - Liverpool
4 - Newcastle
5 - Tottenham
6 - Aston Villa
7 - Man United
8 - Chelsea
9 - West Ham
10 - Brighton
11 - Crystal Palace
12 - Brentford
13 - Fulham
14 - Bournemouth
15 - Everton
16 - Wolves
17 - Nottingham Forest
18 - Leicester
19 - Southampton
20 - Ipswich
 
Interesting that so many of you have Chelsea in the 8-10th places :confused:
 
1. City
2. Arsenal
3. Liverpool
4. Spurs
5. Chelsea
6. Villa
7. United
8. Newcastle

Can't be bothered with the rest.
 
WeePat said:
Interesting that so many of you have Chelsea in the 8-10th places :confused:
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I think the only way you get higher than 8th is if Villa can't handle playing in the CL and/or Newcastle have another bad season. Will be interesting to see if you can stay close to Spurs with that puzzling squad.
 
awop said:
I think the only way you get higher than 8th is if Villa can't handle playing in the CL and/or Newcastle have another bad season. Will be interesting to see if you can stay close to Spurs with that puzzling squad.
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Interesting. We were one swing result away from finishing 4th and the squad has largely remained the same. I don’t have us outside the top 5 but interesting to see how things pan out.
 
1)Arsenal
2)City
3)Chelsea
4)Pool
5)Man Utd
6)Spurs
7)Newcastle
8)Villa
 
RDCR07 said:
Chelsea in 3rd??
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Not that I want to see it, but for some reason i think they will get going this season.

I'm wondering about City....are they expecting to get hit with a deduction? No real signings and they let KdB and Alvarez go? I don't understand what's going on there.
 
Changeisgood said:
Not that I want to see it, but for some reason i think they will get going this season.

I'm wondering about City....are they expecting to get hit with a deduction? No real signings and they let KdB and Alvarez go? I don't understand what's going on there.
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KDB? He hasn't gone anywhere... Neither has Alvarez as of right now.. not confirmed.

Alot of bookies have city decent odds to be relegated, some are 12/1. Must be for the court case in October/November?
 
1. Man Utd
2. Man City
3. Arsenal
4. Liverpool
5. Newcastle
6. Spurs
7. Chelsea
8. Aston Villa
 
Changeisgood said:
Not that I want to see it, but for some reason i think they will get going this season.

I'm wondering about City....are they expecting to get hit with a deduction? No real signings and they let KdB and Alvarez go? I don't understand what's going on there.
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Literally nothing is happening there. Alvarez left. Thats all. KDB isn’t leaving and they won’t get a point deduction.
 
Let's start with some optimism, ffs
  1. Man City
  2. Arsenal
  3. Man United
  4. Liverpool
  5. Chelsea
  6. Spurs
  7. Newcastle
  8. Aston Villa
  9. West Ham
  10. Everton
  11. Brighton
  12. Crystal Palace
  13. Brentford
  14. Fullham
  15. Forest
  16. Wolves
  17. Ipswich
  18. Bournemouth
  19. Southampton
  20. Leicester
 
RoyKeaneSaipan said:
KDB? He hasn't gone anywhere... Neither has Alvarez as of right now.. not confirmed.

Alot of bookies have city decent odds to be relegated, some are 12/1. Must be for the court case in October/November?
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I thought KdB was leaving. Thought it was confirmed and had kept it in my mind. He has had injuries in recent years, but always seems to cone through at the end of the season.

I don't know where to place City. There is a good chance nothing happens and they go and win as usual, but it's surprising they haven't really done anything.
 
1. Arsenal
2. City
3. Liverpool
4. Chelsea
5. United
6. Villa
7. Spurs
 
  1. Man City
  2. Arsenal
  3. United
  4. Spurs
  5. Liverpool
  6. Aston Villa
  7. Newcastle
  8. Crystal Palace
  9. Chelsea
  10. West Ham
  11. Fulham
  12. Brighton
  13. Brentford
  14. Wolves
  15. Ipswich
  16. Everton
  17. Bournemouth
  18. Leicester
  19. Forest
  20. Southampton
 
1 Man City
2 Arsenal
3 Man Utd
4 Liverpool
5 Aston Villa
6 Tottenham
7 Newcastle
8 Chelsea
9 Brighton
10 West Ham
11 Everton FC
12 Bournemouth
13 Crystal Palace
14 Brentford
15 Wolves
16 Fulham
17 Leicester
18 Southampton
19 Ipswich
20 Forest
 
Call me delusional

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