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Will any of the 3 teams that got promoted stay up? Burnley must have the best chance , its very hard to see luton surviving. And how will the usual suspects for relegation do, will everton be fighting to stay up again this time like the last two seasons?
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Top four - city and then Utd, arsenal and Liverpool in no particular order.
Relegated -;Luton, Sheffield utd and West Ham
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Jeeze do you honestly think the hammers will be relegated?Originally Posted by Privet
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How will arsenal do this time, will they get more than the 84pts of last season? There was no expectation of a title challenge at the start last season where as this time there's big expectation, especially with the new signings. Can they live up to expectation?
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How will ETH do in his 2nd season in charge? A new goalie and a new striker signed recently, will they land another trophy and a top 4 finish. Or like alot of the top teams will they get closer to city this time.
So this be the new Premier League thread. Nice one Privet....
I'll go -
1) City
2) United
3) Arsenal
4) Newcastle/Liverpool (not sure of Liverpool's transfer window?)
West Ham definitely won't be relegated lol!
Ketchup2023 (08-08-23), Privet (08-08-23)
I expect United to get closer. A decent transfer window and after the Moroccan lad I mentioned also...midfielder from Serie A (a bid imminent).
The new goalkeeper Onana is a great shot stopper, but he will have to tighten up positional play. During pre-season he was badly chipped by Bellingham and also lobbed from near the halfway line!
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As of today yes ketchup I think it is more probable than possible.
Obviously, transfer window may change that if they make significant signing or the other thing which might change matters is Moyes leaving.
A poor season last season, lost 20 premier league games, poor second have of previous season show a sustained decline. Top scorer last season had six premiership goals, rice sold equals o reason to be optimist this year
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Yeah, I would not be surprised if Utd get second, especially if this forward they bought can rack up the goals. Arsenal having champions league might hold them Bach a bit. Would think Liverpool will bounce back this year and have a better squad than Newcastle who will also have champions league to deal with.
Think city’s big advantage is haalands goals if he keeps them up but who knows
Some born winners in the managers seats also
Serie A (a bid imminent).
The new goalkeeper Onana is a great shot stopper, but he will have to tighten up positional play. During pre-season he was badly chipped by Bellingham and also lobbed from near the halfway line![/QUOTE]
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Overall i dont think they'll be much between arsenal, utd, liverpool and newcastle. They'll probably need at least 90pts to topple city. Are any of the 4 of them capable of doing that? Its doubtful. As for chelsea, its impossible to fathom out how they will do, with all their comings and goings they basically have a new team with a new manager.
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