2010-11 Premier League Table Predictions
Where do you think the 20 teams in the Premier League will end up at the end of the season? It’s a question that EPL Talk has asked for several years running when we give our predictions. And, at the same time, we always invite you to share your predictions too.
It’s always difficult to pick the top 20 especially when the August transfer window hasn’t ended. Plus, if Blackburn and Liverpool are taken over, that could significantly change the course of their seasons. And then there’s always the threat of injury and how that can ravage a team.
So, drumroll please, here are my predictions for the 2010-11 Premier League season:
- Manchester United (C)
- Arsenal
- Chelsea
- Tottenham Hotspur
- Liverpool
- Everton
- Manchester City
- West Ham United
- Aston Villa
- Birmingham City
- Stoke City
- Sunderland
- Bolton Wanderers
- Wigan Athletic
- Fulham
- Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Blackburn Rovers
- Newcastle United (R)
- West Bromwich Albion (R)
- Blackpool (R)
Chelsea, I believe, will have a good run in the Champions League this season which will mean that the Premier League form will suffer. Sir Alex Ferguson’s Manchester United is motivated to win the title again this year so they can overtake Liverpool and win their 19th title. Arsenal, if they can fix their goalkeeper situation, will be reinvigorated by a stronger back four and aided by Marouane Chamakh up front.
For Liverpool, it’ll be a transition year and the groundwork will be set for an improvement in the 2011-12 season. At White Hart Lane, I believe Harry Redknapp will be able to keep the team focused and motivated on doing well all season. They finally have the confidence they need.
Manchester City, ahh Manchester City. I fear for them in the early part of the season. Reason being is that due to the unloading of players and trying to sign new ones, there has been very little opportunity for the team to bond together on the field. Yes, the club’s owners can buy some of the best players in the world, but it takes time for players to adapt and to, most importantly, play as a team. I haven’t been impressed with City in preseason and they have a tough schedule to begin the campaign. It’s going to take time for this City side to find its feet and to turn around.
As for the other clubs, I see West Ham United improving under Avram Grant, Aston Villa having a difficult transition year without Martin O’Neill and Birmingham and Stoke doing as well as they did last year. Sunderland and Bolton will start strong but falter during the end of the season. Wigan, with their new signings, will improve. Fulham punched above their weight last season and their players are not getting any younger, so I see them slipping this season. Wolves will battle hard and will deservedly avoid relegation. Blackburn, if no new owner is found, will struggle.
At the bottom of the table, I simply don’t see how Blackpool, West Brom and Newcastle will be able to crack the Premier League. All three clubs feature decent teams but they don’t have the depth they need to mount a serious challenge to other Premier League clubs. Newcastle continue to be cursed by Mike Ashley. It’s only a matter of time before he meddles in the team this season. And while Chris Hughton did tremendously well last season, the Championship wasn’t a strong league last season. Newcastle United, I feel, will start off well and get people thinking that they’ll have a good season. But it’ll all come undone at some point and the team will begin to unravel.
What do you think? Please list your predictions for the 2010-11 Premier League season in the comments section below from number one through number twenty. And at the end of the season, we’ll go ahead and identify which readers got their predictions the closest to being correct. Good luck and have fun!
126 Responses to 2010-11 Premier League Table Predictions
Looks about right.
How often do ALL 3 recently promoted teams get relegated the very next season though?
Martin, it’s happened once, in 1997-98. I personally don’t see it happening this season. Newcastle is way underrated in this list.
Your all on drugs.Makes me laugh.
Brave pick on City to finish 7th. They started last season quite well… I hope you’re right. I have West Ham to go down which looking at your table makes me wonder if I am crazy!
has it ever been more obvious that the writer of this is a United fan? City 7th, you’re having a laugh!
What is more obvious, is that you aren’t a frequent visitor to this site.
The Gaffer is a Liverpool fan.
Strange. Then why does he have Liverpool finishing outside of the top four?
I’m a Liverpool fan and try to resist bias as much as possible but still can’t keep myself from having them in the top four again.
Jerry, I’m a Swansea City supporter. I don’t support any Premier League clubs.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
It’s funny how many times you have to state this, Gaffer.
I know. I sound like a broken record sometimes! It’s amazing how sensitive supporters can be at times. Whenever I criticize a team, many readers automatically think that I support that team’s rival.
In a way, I sometimes think I’ve cursed Swansea. If they ever get back into the top flight again, it would be hard for me to be objective about them and many readers may think I’m too biased towards the Swans and against other teams. As it stands now, with Swansea comfortably in the Championship, it allows me to be unbiased.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
Maybe it’s typical preseason homerism, but I have a good feeling Liverpool finish in the top 4. It will be really tight in that 3-4-5 area, though.
And while it’s hard to argue with the logic of The Gaffer, I agree with Simon. It’s hard to imagine all three newly-promoted clubs going right back down. I’d probably say Wolves get relegated instead of Newcastle.
Can’t wait for it to get started.
Not bad picks…. I don’t see City in the top 4, they just keep changing their team too much. I think Newcastle will stay up, I see Wolves possibly going down.
Here’s our chance to look like a genius or an idiot come the end of the season (or even January).
1. Chelsea
2. Manchester United
3. Liverpool
4. Arsenal
5. Manchester City
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Fulham
10. Sunderland
11.Stoke City
12. Wigan Athletic
13. Birmingham City
14. Newcastle United
15. Bolton Wanderers
16. Blackburn Rovers
17. Wolverhampton Wanderers
West Ham United (Down)
West Bromwich Albion (Down)
Blackpool (Down)
Bonus:
FA Cup – Liverpool
Carling Cup – Manchester United
Europa League – Bayer Leverkusen
Chamption’s League – Chelsea
West Ham going down…. hmmm.
I don’t think so. They have added some quality this summer and held their best players. The rest I don’t really care about.
Held the players that got them a 17th place finish last year? Added Ben Haim (on loan) and Frederic Piquionne?
We’ll see – I would like to see the club stay up but just can’t see it.
Thomas Hitzlsperger Captian’d Germany Wednesday
Pablo Barrera Winder, played on the Mexican team at the WC
Miralem Sulejmani on a year loan Serbian international
Winston Reid Kiwi hero from the world cup
and a new manager
I respect the faith in your club but are you really thinking those players will have West Ham doing that much better than last season? Hitzlsperger would be my stand-out and he already failed in the PL with Villa in the past.
Just my opinion, though. And I’m often wrong.
+1
Gaz,
I would love to see the Chels win another double and a harder double at that.
That is the worst prediction I have seen. Man and I really respect your opinion. Lets just hope your very wrong.
I personally see Man City closer to first than seven. I figure them for 3rd. They have the second best squad in the league. Yes I know they need time to gel, but it wont take 10 games. They have Europa, and Carling cup games to also help their transition. I am sure your taking at look at the preseason here in the states to base you opinion since you said they were the worse team you had seen. Remember because of world cup and new transfers, they have six players (could be 9) first teamers that never played in the States.
I don’t see Birmingham City repeating last year’s form and Wigan are definitely not the 14th best team in the league.
Agree with the comment about Birmingham City. However, I have Wigan 12th and I could be wrong but look at the teams I put below them.
You can’t see them getting more points than the following teams?
Birmingham City
Newcastle United
Bolton Wanderers
Blackburn Rovers
Wolverhampton Wanderers
West Ham United
West Bromwich Albion
Blackpool
My issue w/ Wigan is # of new players and Martinez’ style of football. And in order to get anywhere close to 12th, that -42 goal difference is going to have be cut down significantly.
If Wigan could just avoid playing in London, they’d be alright. Last year they had a -19 goal differential in their 5 matches in London and -23 for their other 33 matches. Those actual numbers may not be exact but their pretty close- they had the embarassments at Spurs and Chelsea and got beat pretty good at Arsenal.
Really don’t buy this whole “league form suffers for Europe” thing. Seems pretty much every year champions league winners are also winners of their respective leagues. Can’t really see top 7 changing much from last season. Possibly Liverpool move up villa down but not much else
If West Ham end up 8th… I’ll be very happy. Thinking more like 49 pts 10 place.
And I think you have Man City and Spuds mixed up…
Newcastle isn’t going to get relegated. Their talent level is way to high to see the drop and far above plenty of other teams likely to fight to go down. And this is from a United fan who would love to see them suffer more indignity.
And United (as of today with no Ozil or Lassana Diarra) do not have the midfield quality or depth to win the league. I am tipping, as much as I hate to, United for a drop outside of the top 4.
The title will come down to Arsenal and Chelsea. City will get third safely and 4th will come down to Tottenham/Everton/United/Liverpool with Everton my surprise pick to pip in at 4th. The remaining three will get the Europa spots.
Blackpool is going to make Derby County of 2003/2004 look like Real Madrid. I am tipping them for single digit points and maybe zero wins this season.
As for the other two to go down it is a crap shoot, and frankly a crap shoot that most neutrals couldn’t care less about, so I will throw out there WBA and Wolves which are just as likely as any of the EPL bottom feeders.
Here’s how it’s going to end up. The Octopus told me
.
1. Arsenal
2. Liverpool
3. Manchester City
4. Chelsea (Champions League winners)
5. Manchester United (FA Cup and Carling Cup winners)
6. Everton
7. Spurs
8. Birmingham
9. Wigan
10 Aston villa
11. Fulham
12. Sunderland
13. Stoke
14. Bolton
15. West Ham
16. Blackburn Rovers
17. Newcastle
18. Wolves
19. West Brom
20. Blackpool
1. Chelsea (champions league and carling cup winner)
2. Arsenal
3. United
4. Manchester city (FA winner)
5. Liverpool
6. spurs
7.astonvilla 8.birmingham 9.everton 10.fulham 11.wigan 12.sunderland 13.bolton 14.newcastle 15.stoke 16.westham 17.blackpool 18.blackburn 19.westbrom 20.wolves HERE’S HOW IT’S GOING BE. GOOD DREAMER
I’m an Arsenal fan but I’m kinda shocked anyone would pick them 3rd………horrible defense that might have gotten worse this year (not better) plus crappy GK. Unless changes are made….I see another 3rd place finish.
City seventh? You’re having a laugh, mate.
Letting personal feelings and agendas get in the way of predictions is a great way to end up with egg on your face come May.
If you want to make a point, why stop there? Go on and be a man about it. Predict City to finish bottom.
Somer, I have nothing against City. In fact, I recently wrote how I would pick them as my team if I was “reborn.” See http://epltalk.com/which-premier-league-club-would-you-support-if-you-were-reborn/22224
Predictions are predictions. There are always going to be surprises every season. My analysis is that City will do worse this year than last.
Please share your predictions and we’ll see who ends up being right at the end of the season.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
Now there’s always the chance I have conflated your writing with some of the writing by others that you publish here, but it’s been my experience in reading this blog regularly that the overall general attitude toward City on here seems one of sneering contempt.
In any case, my predictions for this season:
1. Arsenal
2. Chelsea
3. United
4. City
5. Liverpool
6. Spurs
7. Everton
8. Villa
9. Sunderland
10. Blackburn
11. Fulham
12. Stoke
13. Brum
14. West Ham
15. Bolton
16. Wigan
17. Wolves
18. West Brom
19. Newcastle
20. Blackpool
Somer, thanks for posting your predictions. I have nothing against City, but I was very disappointed by how lacklustre they looked during their preseason games. Most of their players look as if they don’t care about wearing the City shirt. Mancini has a lot of work to do beginning this Saturday.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
While City certainly have looked less than impressive this preseason, it must be pointed out that the starting front line played together for the first time this past weekend against Valencia, where City looked very good. Look at who Mancini played in the matches on the American tour. Many of those players won’t be registered for the Premier League this season, let alone start a league match.
Also, I would point out last summer’s City preseason was even more unimpressive, with some really poor losses to South African sides. And yet when the season kicked off, City hit the ground running, taking a 100-per cent record into Old Trafford in the fifth match day.
“Letting personal feelings and agendas get in the way of predictions is a great way to end up with egg on your face come May.”
City supporter, I take it. I have them 5th but I’d suggest you take that advice yourself before you start talking in absolutes, mate. The difference between 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th is a few draws.
Maybe if your experience with Premier League football is limited to last season.
Over the history of the Premier League, the point difference between fourth and seventh places is 10.4. Hardly “a few draws.”
Not my first season but I appreciate the need to dig at the knowledge-base of someone that happens to disagree with you.
Don’t you think this season will look more like last season than any other season in history? I’m guessing 2010-2011 will look more like 2009-2010 than 2010-2011 will look like 1978-1979, 1950-1951, etc. Is that just me?
In addition, 10 points is a few draws instead of wins. One team draws five games and gets 5 points while the other wins five games and gets 15 points. And that’s the difference between 7th and 4th – the difference slims when the table gets closer.
Not taking anything away form teams that get that much desired 4th spot, but I just think those spots (4th to 7th) could basically be any of 6 teams in any order imaginable based on luck, fixture schedule, and determination of the players to turn a draw into a win.
yike’s so touchy!
1.united
2.chelsea
3.arsenal
4.liverpool
5.city
6.everton
7.spurs
8.fulham
9.stoke
10.villa
11.blackburn
12.sunderland
13.birmingham
14.bolton
15.wigan
16.newcastle
17.westbrom
18.west ham
19.wolves
20.blackpool
Outside of Fulham at #8 that’s probably the most sensible prediction I’ve seen anywhere.
yeh that fulham position is dodgy,i just have a feeling that hughes
will do well and no europe to worry about.
ah what the hell it’s all in fun
Nothing wrong with your Fulham pick, Joe.
I really hope Liverpool find themselves back in the big four.
Chelsea
Arsenal
Manchester United
Liverpool (completely wishful thinking)
____________________________________________________________________Spurs
Everton
____________________________________________________________________Man City
Sunderland
Fulham
Aston Villa
Stoke City
Birmingham City
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Blackburn Rovers (FA Cup runners-up)
————————————————————————————————
Newcastle United
Wolverhampton Wanderers
West Bromwich Albion
Blackpool (also completely wishful thinking – like rooting for the little guy)
____________________________________________________________________
West Ham United
Wigan
Bolton
Promoted:
Sheffield United (1)
Nottingham Forest (2)
Swansea City (5; playoff winner (Middlesbrough, Reading and Preston North End also reach playoffs))
Because the lines translated poorly:
Spurs 5 (Europa)
Man City 7 (no Europa; spot taken by Blackburn as FA Cup runners-up)
Also forgot to pick Arsenal to win the FA Cup.
Could care less who wins the Carling Cup. It should be abolished. But that’s for another thread.
Manchester United (C)
Chelsea (ECC)
Arsenal (ECC)
Manchester City (ECC)
Tottenham Hotspur (EFA)
Liverpool (EFA)
Everton (EFA)
Aston Villa
West Ham United
Birmingham City
Sunderland
Bolton Wanderers
Fulham
Blackburn Rovers
Newcastle United
Wigan Athletic
Stoke City
Wolverhampton Wanderers (R)
Blackpool (R)
West Bromwich Albion (R)
I know, I know, this is a “Fan” comment, but I look for Fulham to actually improve on last year without the Europa matches getting in the way. They will continue to have trouble scoring goals, but I certainly don’t see them in the “hunt” for relegation that a 15th place finish would seem to indicate.
I’ll leave the rest of it to those who actually seem to know what they’re talking about. I’m shaky even predicting the sun will come up tomorrow.
How can you place arsenal third there defence is a shambles. City 4th
My top 5
1. United
2. Chelsea
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
5. Man City
Also, Drogba looking good in the pick bra in the photo.
1. Arsenal (C)
2. Manchester United
3. Chelsea
4. Liverpool
5. Tottenham Hotspur
6. Everton
7. Manchester City
8. West Ham United
9. Aston Villa
10. Birmingham City
11. Fulham
12. Sunderland
13. Bolton Wanderers
14. Wigan Athletic
15. Stoke
16. Blackburn Rovers
17. Newcastle United
18. Wolverhampton Wanderers(R)
19. West Bromwich Albion (R)
20. Blackpool (R)
with all due respect Gaffer, I know you know your stuff, but I’m leaning towards thinking you threw this picks out there just to stir up some talk.
Man City 7th? Wow. Preseason results mean nothing….MLB, NFL, NBA champions routinely stink up the joint in “exhibition” season. Top players really don’t care about W-L’s. They have no incentive to win, just to stay healthy and get loose and ready for the season. It’s hard to fathom with City’s quality that they will go backwards this year.
My attempt at a table, done in groups with each club in a particular group easily moving up or down within that group depending on injuries, January additions and just plain luck
1. Chelsea
2. Man City
3. Man United
4. Arsenal
5. Tottenham
6. Liverpool
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Fulham
10. Sunderland
11. Blackburn
12. Bolton
13. Stoke
14. West Ham
15. Birmingham
16. Wolves
17. Newcastle
18. Wigan
19. West Brom
20. Blackpool
Hi Steve, I definitely believe in my predictions and didn’t purposefully put teams in certain positions to stir up some talk. I think Manchester City has potential. But right now they’re a bunch of prima donnas who Mancini will have a hard time pleasing (look at Real Madrid). There are a ton of question marks surrounding City and I don’t see the chemistry in that team right now.
They may buy some classy players but things don’t happen overnight.
Cheers,
The Gaffer
well I do agree that they will have some rough patches early getting the chemistry done, but this is really an underwhelming year at the top. a top club can afford to start slow (ie – work on the kinks) and catch up. Man City’s quality will shine through over the long haul.
ManU and Chelsea haven’t added much and have some guys who are aging. L’Pool is too reliant on Torres staying healthy…and iffy proposition. And Arsenal, well, who knows what to think of the Gunners. If healthy all year and if they can find a reliable keeper, I can easily see them winning the title. But that’s been said the past couple years as well and something always seems to derail the train.
I love T’Ham’s squad, but having to deal with the PL, 2 Cups (which are more important to them than others at the top) plus now the CL….that’s just going to be too much for them. They’ll drop the odd game here and there just from the sheer volume of matches.
Everton and Villa just aren’t deep and strong enough to challenge and no one else can even be in the discussion.
So, IMO, over 9 months, even with initial chemistry issues, it’s just hard to see 6 clubs outperforming City.
“(look at Real Madrid).”
I’m not sure how holding up Real Madrid getting pipped to the La Liga title by The Team of the Decade despite RM’s highest league point total in their long and storied history is supposed to be support for an argument that City will fail miserably this season to the tune of seventh freaking place.
It’s funny how Real Madrid’s Galactico projects often are cited as examples for how money can’t buy you success. I know a few Arsenal supporters would would love that kind of success right about now.
SAF knows what Man Utd need… Strong striking force and that is what he has focused on this summer… The defense is solid. The team morale is high. they want to win the trophy back.
Chelsea currently are out of form and by the time they gain form Man Utd will have gone far.
Arsenal has goal getters but there are a lot of questions in their backline.
Man city have sent big they will break into the top 4 so lets see how this will work out
1. Manchester United
2. Chelsea
3. Arsenal
4. Manchester City
5. Liverpool
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. West Ham United
10. Birmingham City
11. Stoke City
12. Sunderland
13. Bolton Wanderers
14. Wigan Athletic
15. Fulham
16. Wolverhampton Wanderers
17. Blackburn Rovers
18. Newcastle United (R)
19. West Bromwich Albion (R)
20. Blackpool (R)
come across the post on http://soccer.mynucleus.org
West Ham ain’t going down. We have added good depth across the pitch and as soon as we nail down a solid RB, should be top half to mid table. In Avram we trust, the crusty bastard. IRONS!!!
1st time doing so so I have nothing to lose:
1-Man U
2-Chelsea
3-Arsenal
4-Man City
5-Tottenham
6-Liverpool
7-Everton
8-West Ham
9-Aston Villa
10-Fullham
11-Wigan
12-Birmingham
13-Bolton
14-Sunderland
15-Blackburn
16-Newcastle
17-Stoke
18-Wolverhampton
19-Blackpool
20-West Bromwich Albion
Fulham 15th??? A confident Zamora and no Europa.
At best 8th, at worst 12th. Gaffer why such a huge drop
in your eyes? Without Europa last year Fulham finishes Top
10.
Honestly, Fulham were a club who were always involved in the relegation scrap before Hodgson (or essentially relegated at halftime on that fateful day at Eastlands in 08). I think Hughes will do a good job at Fulham, but 15th is a pretty fair approximation of where I see them ending up (personally, i would say 12th too).
Well said Matt. Don’t forget without the Europa last year we probably add at least 2 wins which would have taken us to 9th. Definitely a team in flux, but this isnt a team of the past. Odds wise I would say we probably have just as good chance as finishing 8th then we do 15th.
1. Arsenal
2. Manchester Utd
3. Liverpool
4. Chelsea
5. Everton
6. Manchester City
7. Tottenham Hotspur
8. West Ham Utd
9. Stoke City
10. Sunderland
11. Aston Villa
12. Newcastle Utd
13. Blackburn Rovers
14. West Bromwich Albion
15. Fulham
16. Blackpool
17. Wolverhampton Wanderers
18. Bolton Wanderers
19. Birmingham City
20. Wigan Athletic
Remember that table!!
I think the gap between Premier League and Championship is closer than ever and therefore all 3 promoted teams will survive. You also have to remember Newcastle are a lot more humble now than they were last time around, and I would argue a season below has benefited their team spirit greatly. Obviously, it suits Blackpool that they are already relegated in everyone’s eyes, including the teams that will be playing them. Birmingham overachieved last season, a lot of games they won by just 1-0, and I think second season syndrome will affect them greatly. Wolves to pull off a dramatic final day escape, and boy I can’t wait to see the look on Phil Gartside’s face when Bolton are dragged into it in the last few games before finally going on the last day.
In terms of the title, Arsenal’s youngsters will finally mature and wrench the prize from Man Utd’s transitional side but it will still be a close run thing. As for Liverpool, you have to remember that the side isn’t that different from the one that finished 2nd two seasons ago, I think last season for them was a freaky bad season in the same way that it was a decievingly good one for Birmingham. Chelsea are an aging side and I think the end of last season came at just the right time for them.
Everton are a dark horse for the top 4.
The most Realistic prediction -
1. Arsenal.
2. Chelsea.
3. Manchester City.
4. Liverpool.
1.Manchester UTD.
2.Man.City
3.Arsenal
4.Chealsea
5.Liverpool
6.Spurs
18.Sunderland
19.West Brom
20.Blackpool
Extra:
FA.Cup- Man.UTD
Carling.Cup- Everton (cuz no good club would bother)
Champions League- Barcelona
Europa League- Benfica
Nothing shocking here:
1-Chelsea
2-Arsenal
3-Liverpool
4-Manchester united
5-Manchester City
6-Tottenham
7-Everton
8-Sunderland
9-Aston Villa
10-Brum
11-Fulham
12-West Ham
13-Blackburn
14-Newcastle
15-Bolton
16-Wigan
17-Stoke
18-Wolves (signing Hunt was a sure sign they’re going down)
19-West Brom
20-Blackpool
I’m are hardcore Arsenal supporter but I just don’t see how we finish any better than last season. This is the most pessimistic I’ve been in a while. Our keeper situation is perilous and we didn’t really upgrade our back 4. We’ll score a lot of goals though.
What do I get for being most correct? A free subscription? Too much love for Man City and hating on Spurs.
1. Manchester United
2. Chelsea
3. Tottenham Hotspur
4. Arsenal
5. Liverpool
6. Manchester City (FA Cup)
7. Everton
8. Bolton Wanderers
9. Stoke City
10. Newcastle United
11. Fulham
12. Aston Villa
13. Wolverhampton Wolves
14. Sunderland
15. Birmingham City
16. West Bromwich Albion
17. Blackburn Rovers
18. Wigan Athletic
19. Blackpool
20. West Ham United
1. Man Utd
2. Chelsea
3. Man City
4. Tottenham
5. Arsenal
6. Liverpool
7. Everton
8. Birmingham
9. Aston Villa
10. West Ham
11. Bolton
12 Newcastle
13. Blackburn
14. Fulham
15. Wolves
16. Stoke
17. Sunderland
18. West Brom
19. Wigan
20. Blackpool
This is my table you cant realy argue but if you can please reply.
1. Man U (C)
2. Chelsea (U)
3. Arsenal (U)
4. Spurs (U)
5. Man City (U)
6. liverpool (U)
7. Sunderland (U)
8. Fulham
9. Everton
10. Aston Villa
11. Wigan
12. Stoke City
13. Wolves
14. Blackburn
15. Bolton
16. Newcastle
17. West Ham
18. Blackpool (R)
19. Birmingham (R)
20. West Brom (R)
Extra
Man U – Carling cup
Cardiff City – FA Cup
B Munchen – Champs Lge
CSKA Moskow – Uropa Lge
This Is What I Think This Season Will Look Like
Chelsea
Manchester United
Arsenal
Manchester City
Liverpool
Tottenham
Everton
Aston Villa
Sunderland
Fulham
Newcastle
Wigan
West Ham
Stoke
Blackburn
Bolton
Birmingham
Wolves
Blackpool
West Brom
Extra
F.A Cup Chelsea
Carling Cup Man-U
Champions League Real Madrid
Europa League Ajax
Jamie Redknapp’s predictions:
http://www.skysports.com/opinion/story/0,25212,18932_6307761,00.html
Interesting that he says he would be “amazed” if Wolves get involved in a relegation battle.
For me:
1) Man Utd
2) Man City
3) Chelsea
4) Arsenal
18) Newcastle
19) West Brom
20) Blackpool
Last season, I picked Fulham to finish 12th. First time ever I got that right. The rest of my table was screwed up though.
Let’s go
1.Manchester United
2.Arsenal
3.Chelsea
4.Manchester City
5.Liverpool
6.Spurs
7.Everton
8.Aston Villa
9.FULHAM!!!
10.Birmingham
11.Stoke City
12.Sunderland
13.Blackburn
14.Newcastle
15.Bolton
16.West Brom
17.Wolves
18.Wigan (I should point out, I pick Wigan to go down every year)
19.West Ham
20.Blackpool
This is going to be a year of surprises. Since we’re making predictions before the transfer window closes and teams are still not sorted out fully, the following is based on each team’s squad as of today.
1. Liverpool
2. Manchester City
3. Arsenal
4. Chelsea
5. Manchester United
6. Everton
7. Spurs
8. Aston Villa
9. Birmingham
10. Wigan
11. Fulham
12. Sunderland
13. Stoke
14. Bolton
15. West Ham
16. Blackburn Rovers
17. Newcastle
18. Wolves
19. West Brom
20. Blackpool
honestly liverpool suck i’m not just saying that because im a mufc fan
(just)
As an Arsenal supporter I’d love to believe this, but without some surprising moves in the next few days I can’t see second place as a realistic possibility. If Mancini decides to strengthen his rivals and sells/loans us Given, then maybe. Schwarzer too would be a step up from Fab and the clown, but not a big one. The fact is, based on pre-season selection at least, we’re getting dangerously close to Fabianski being our #1.
Secondly, I don’t know where you get the idea that the Arsenal back four is stronger this year. Gallas and Campbell out, Koscielny and Djourou (by Wenger logic) in? Koscielny is an unknown quantity for me but I can’t see him being anything but a step down from Gallas, and our defense was already shaky as hell last year. Again, my faith in a title challenge dwindles as the end of the transfer window draws nearer.
1- Arsenal (with lots of 4-3 wins along the way)
2- Man U
3- Chelsea
4- Man City
5- Liverpool
6- Spurs
7- Everton
8- Aston Villa
9- Sunderland
10- Fulham
11- Blackburn
12- Birmingham
13- Stoke City
14- Bolton
15- Newcastle
16- Wigan
17- West Ham
18- West Brom
19- Wolves
20- Blackpool
extra credit:
FA Cup: Man U
Carling Cup: Man City
Champions League: Barcelona
Europa League: Benifica
1. Manchester United (C)
2. Arsenal
3. Manchester City
4. Chelsea
5. Everton
6. Liverpool
7. Tottenham Hotspur
8. Bolton Wanderers
9. Aston Villa
10. Sunderland
11. Stoke City
12. Blackburn Rovers
13. Fulham
14. Birmingham City
15. West Ham United
16. Newcastle United
17. Wigan Athletic
18. Wolverhampton Wanderers (R)
19. West Bromwich Albion (R)
20. Blackpool (R)
FA Cup: Chelsea
Carling Cup: Man City
Champions League: Barcelona
Europa League: Man City
we don’t even know who will be playing for who… let’s wait until the window closes
1 Chelsea
2 Man Utd
3 Arsenal
4 Man City
5 Tottenham
6 Liverpool
7 Everton
8 Sunderland
9 Bolton
10 Fulham
11 Stoke City
12 Aston Villa
13 Blackburn
14 Newcastle
15 Wigan
16 Birmingham
17 Blackpool
18 Wolves
19 WBA
20 West Ham
Chelsea & Man U could easily flip 1 and 2, if Chelsea get to a heart-breaking CL semifinal or better, Man U probably wins and Chelsea could even drop to 3rd. Man City and Tottenham could flip as well. As bad as Liverpool are, they’re too good not to get into Europe. Pains me to put Everton in 7th considering how bad they look and their anemic window but Moyes does it every year. Bolton and Sunderland look to challenge for Europe. More proof that Coyle is one of the top young manager talents available. Fulham stays pretty much where they were without the European adventure. Stoke improved to get back to where they were. Villa feels the loss of O’Neill and early clues are that they want someone with premiership experience who presumably is without a high profile job right now. That probably means that they are going to hire someone incompetent to average. Newcastle looks to have benefited immensely from having gotten their affairs in order via one year down. Wigan sets a new record for goal difference without being relegated? Birmingham slips a bit without Hart but still stays up? Blackpool and Wolves battle for 17th? WBA needs a bit more for Roberto Di Matteo to work with. West Ham makes top 5 worst teams in premiership history?
1) Manchester United
2) Arsenal
3) Chelsea
4) Everton
5) Liverpool
6) Manchester City
7) Spurs
8) Aston Villa
9) Sunderland
10) Stoke City
11) Birmingham
12) Fulham
13) Newcastle
14) Bolton
15) Blackburn
16) West Ham
17) Wigan
18) Wolves
19) Blackpool
20) WBA
Honestly, if Arsenal got themselves a solid centerback to pair with Vermaelan and at least a respectable goalkeeper, they would be my title winners, sad as it is.
Everton was the team to beat once most of their lineup was healthy. Then Arteta came back, and they were even better. If they had signed Donovan, i would feel like this CL pick would be much less of a gamble, but what the heck.
Until City get a cohesive back four, they will keep drawing and losing to the lower level sides. And those types of results will keep them out of the CL, and not losing 2-1 to Spurs or 4-3 to United.
This is going to be a year of surprises. Since we’re making predictions before the transfer window closes and teams are still not sorted out fully, the following is based on each team’s squad as of today.
1. Manchester City
2. Liverpool
3. Chelsea
4. Arsenal
5. Manchester United
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Sunderland
10. Newcastle united
11.Stoke City
12. Fulham
13. Birmingham City
14. West Ham United
15. Wolverhampton Wanderers
16. Blackburn Rovers
17. Bolton Wanderers
18. Wigan Athletic (R)
19. West Bromwich Albion (R)
20. Blackpool (R)
Bonus:
FA Cup – Liverpool
Carling Cup – Manchester United
Europa League – Bayer Leverkusen
Chamption’s League – Chelsea
You took my “bonus” table. Right down to the misspelling of “Chamption’s” (sic).
1. Arsenal (C)
2. Chelsea
3. Manchester City
4. Liverpool
5. Manchester United
6. Everton
7. Tottenham Hotspur
8. Aston Villa
9. Stoke City
10. Fulham
11. West Ham United
12. Birmingham City
13. Newcastle United
14. Wolverhampton Wanderers
15. Sunderland
16. Blackburn Rovers
17. Bolton Wanderers
18. Wigan Athletic (R)
19. West Bromwich Albion (R)
20. Blackpool (R)
Predictions guaranteed 100% wrong.
1. Chelsea
2. ManUre
3. Citeh
4. L’arsenal
5. Spuds
6. Scousers
7. Everton
8. Birmingham City
9. Aston Villa
10. Wigan
11. Stoke
12. Sunderland
13. Newcastle
14. Bolton
15. Fulham
16. West Ham
17. Blackburn
18. Wolves (r)
19. West Brom (r)
20. Blackpool (r)
FA Cup: Chelsea
Carling Cup: ManUre
my prediction:
1) Arsenal
i don’t care about the rest.. mainly spurs
1. Chelsea
2. Manchester United
3. Arsenal
4. Manchester City
5. Everton
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Liverpool
8. Birmingham City
9. Aston Villa
10. Bolton
11. Stoke City
12. Blackburn Rovers
13. Fulham
14. Newcastle United
15. Wolverhampton Wanderers
16. West Ham United
17. Wigan Athletic
18. West Bromwich Albion
20. Blackpool
Like Steve I have also used groups as it’s a good idea! Explanation of some of my picks below:
Chelsea/ Utd top because its easy to pick these two and likely to be true.
Man City 4th Because I’m a City Fan and have seen years of under achievement so I just can‘t bring myself to say more than this, although if they hadn’t filled me with pessimism year after year I’d say they could do much better especially as the defence was improved by just the arrival of Bobby Manc and his stopping them raining forward all the time (18 goals conceded in 21 games compared to 33 goals conceded in 17 games by Hughes).
By the way Gaffer in my opinion pre-season has nothing at all to do with the real games (hence me putting Chelsea in No1 spot) or I’m sure City would have lined up 6 or 7 Airtricity xi’s to play or at least played anything like the B team against the American opposition instead of blooding the youth players and giving some fringe players a chance to put themselves in the shop window.
Arsenal poor defence for the top end of the table and I don’t see even a new keeper making a huge difference.
Everton will I feel have a better year than last which started badly for them so a good start for them is needed.
Liverpool, I don’t think that Hodgson will handle the big names well and that Torres will not stay fit, so not to much difference from last year.
Spurs are very good side but they will want to make a impression in the Champs League this may lead to them struggling in the League a bit as the CL will become a priority for them. So maybe the quicker they are out the better for their League position.
Villa, it could be a lot worse than this with the O’Neil walk out and more players possibly moving on.
Bolton will be much improved on last year with new man Coyle in charge on top of Petrov and Klasnic being there
.
Fulham will improve going forward but because Hughes likes to push people forward a lot will not be as effective in defence.
Wigan managed to stay up last year but have sold a lot of top players in the last few years, down or very close again.
Newcastle, a huge and loud home crowd will make their home wins enough to save them and a touch more.
As Andy Brassell would say “I prefer to make my predictions after the season.” Or that a Tim Vickery line?
1. Pensioners
2. Reds
3. Red Devils
4. Gooners
5. Citizens
6. Toffees
7. Lilywhites
8. Villians
9. Cottagers
10. Potters
11. Bluenoses
12. Black Cats
13. Irons
14. Trotters
15. Magpies
16. Latics
17. Wolves
18. Riversiders (R)
19. Baggies (R)
20. Tangerines (R)
nice one, mark
Premier League 2010
1. Manchester United
2. Chelsea
3. Manchester City (R.I.P Careers of Barry, Milner and Taylor)
4. Liverpool
5. Tottenham Hotspur
6. Arsenal
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Fulham
10. Wolverhampton Wanderers (suprise package of season)
11. Stoke City
12. West Ham United
13. Fulham
14. Newcastle United
15. Blackburn Rovers
16. Wigan Athletic
17. Bolton
18. West Bromwich Albion
20. Blackpool
A very close title race between United and Chelsea, City to threaten early on but as soon as the form dips they will probably sack Maldini and spend another £300 million in January – half of which will be flops.
Liverpool to have a solid, promising season blooding plenty of youngsters.
Arsene Wenger to have his last season in charge of Arsenal – the club are going backwards in terms of the squad strength – will not benefit from 25-man rule.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are my surprise package of the season.
A lot of very good signings in the right areas, I also liked the look of Doyle who seems to be crying out for another high-quality striker – duely delivered by them signing Fletcher.
Not Bad Trant but Bolton to go down? They will have the Coyle effect continuing from last year and have secured some decent players, sorry can’t agree on that!
Barry is 30 in feb 2011 so most of his career is gone already. he has played many times for England and is one of the first names on the team sheet he will play in many games this year for City, not a bad career as it stands eh?
Taylor never had a career anyway he has spent most his football life as a loanee or someone’s third choice keeper!
As for Milner he doesn’t even play for City yet! But if he doe’s he has every chance of a great career depending on how he plays because there will be no free career rides at City, if he’s in he will have to be good. I take it from these statements you are a Villa fan.
I think Wolves will be ok too, maybe not as high as 10th though. Someone on here has said that the signing of Steven Hunt is not a good one, I beg to differ he is a great signing (I wouldn’t even mind him at City) aggressive, direct and always 100% he never stops.
I put Bolton in the mix to be relegated because they have been there-or-there-abouts for the last four seasons.. teams around them have made big improvments to the squad this summer (i.e. the likes of Stoke, Fulham, Wolves, West Ham etc)
also, dont forget when you swap Hull and Burnley for Newcastle Untited and West Brom, I think that the lack of (any?) signings this summer will see them strugle.
And also their Chairman is one of the FA big-wig clowns so i would love to see them go down on a personal note!
Mancini will be OK then if they sack Maldini!
You forgot Birmingham in your league table I would suggest you make them 8th and move your 8th placed team to the number you have missed out 19th, that would them save Bolton from the drop …..more realistic too since M O’N departure.
A very close race for the title between the top 2, Tottenham qualifies for CL again, MC just misses out on CL(again) and 2 of the promoted clubs go down along with the Wolves.
1. Manchester United (C)
2. Chelsea
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham
5. Manchester City
6. Liverpool
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Fulham
10. Sunderland
11. Stoke City
12. Birmingham City
13. Blackburn
14. Bolton
15. Wigan Athletic
16. Newcastle United
17. West Ham United
18. West Bromwich (Down)
19. Wolverhampton (Down)
20. Blackpool (Down)
West Ham is going to be out of the relegation battle this year. 8th would be a big leap, but I definitely see Grant taking the helm and their quiet-but-important improvements in personnel (as well as more stability on the bench and in the front office) equaling somewhere in the 9th to 12th place range. Hopefully the possibility of gaining a new stadium could motivate the team. I see them back in Europa contention inside of two seasons.
Perhaps the dominance of the Big Four will finally be broken. Chelsea could be in for a big letdown in the league (as could Man U), with City needing to prove their expenditures were worth it, and Tottenham must prove last year was no fluke.
1. Manchester United
2. Chelsea
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham Hotspur
5. Aston Villa
6. Liverpool
7. Manchester City
8. Everton
9. Fulham
10. Blackburn Rovers
11. Sunderland
12. Wolverhampton Wanderers
13. Birmingham
14. Stoke City
15. Newcastle United
16. Wigan Athletic
17. West Ham United
18. Bolton Wanderers
19. West Bromich Albion
20. Blackpool
I’ll put money on this…
1. Chelsea
2. Manchester United
3. Man City
4. Arsenal
18. Wolves
19. West Brom
20. Blackpool
Personally I do think that top two will be either Man U and Chelsea again. Leaving the other two Champion League spots to grab between Liverpool, Arsenal, Spurs and City.
Man Utd
Chelsea
Man City
Arsenal
Liverpool
Spurs
Everton
Fulham
Villa
Birmingham
Sunderland
Blackburn
Stoke
Newcastle
Wolves
Wigan
Bolton
West Ham
West Brom
Blackpool
FA- Chelsea
Carling-Who cares??
Champions league- Man Utd
Europa- Leverkusen
I would love to see United finish 1st and predictions are ,
1.Manchester United(C)
2.Chelsea
3.Arsenal
4.Manchester City
5.Liverpool
6.Tottenham
7.Everton
8.Aston Villa
9.Birmingham City
10.Fulham
11.Newcastle United
12.Sunderland
13.Stoke City
14.Blackburn
15.Wolves
16.Bolton
17.West Ham United
18.Wigan athletic
19.WBA
20.Blackpool (and they will concede the most goals)
FA Cup – Tottenham
Carling Cup – Chelsea
Champions League – Manchester United
Europa League – Liverpool
I’m gonna say Arsenal, Man U, and Chelsea fight it out til the last match day for first. Man City will stun Chelsea, Bolton will draw Man U, and Arsenal will beat West Brom to take it. West Ham, Villa, Blackburn, Newcastle, and West Brom will all be near the potty. Tottenham will disappoint, Everton will reemerge.
Oh and Blackpool will sit about 10 points in last.
Love how the idiots put Newcastle in their bottom 3.
Heres My Prediction on the table
1. Chelsea
2.Man United
3.Arsenal
4.Man City
5.Spurs
6.Liverpool
7.Aston Villa
8.Everton
9.Sunderland
10.Fulham
11.Blackburn
12.Stoke
13.Bolton
14.Wolves
15.Blackburn
16.Wigan
17.Newcastle
18.West Ham
19.West Brom
20.Blackpool
Birmingham City??- are they not in your premier league either.
1. Chelsea
2. Man U
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham
5. Liverpool
6. Man City
7. Everton
8. Fulham
9. Sunderland
10. Villa
11. West Ham
12. Newcastle
13. Blackburn
14. Birmingham
15. Bolton
16. Stoke
17. Blackpool
18. Wolves
19. Wigan
20. WBA
FA Cup – Blyth Spartans
Machester United will win, last year was just a flook
Chealsea – 86 This year Man.UTD on top and chealsea way under
Man. UTD – 85
man U won’t win the league,so dream on you gloryhunting man U fans
Revised table after day one of the season.
1. Manchester United
2. Blackpool
3. Chelsea
4. Manchester City
5. Liverpool
6. Tottenham Hotspur
7. Arsenal
8. Everton
9. Aston Villa
10. Fulham
11. Wolverhampton Wanderers (suprise package of season)
12. Birmingham City
13. Stoke City
14. West Ham United
15. Fulham
16. Newcastle United
17. Blackburn Rovers
18. Bolton
19. Sandwell Town
20. Wigan Athletic
i think liverpool,chelsea and man.u and maybe arsenal have all got a chance of winning cups this season.so heres my prem table 4 10-11 season-
1.chelsea(champions league winners)
2.arsenal(carling cup runners up)
3.liverpool (carling cup winners,fa cup runners up)
4.man.u
5.tottenham(fa cup winners)
6.aston villa
7.everton
8.man.city
9.fulham
10.sunderland
11.birmingham
12.bolton
13.stoke city
14.west ham
15.wigan
16.blackburn
17.newcastle
18.wolves
19.blackpool
20.west brom
Where does that Villa idiot Trant think Blues will finish?, has he missed them as he thinks they will over take his team with a Europa League challenge this term!
I note he has remembered to include Birmingham in his revised table after the credible 2-2 at Sunderland, who he has now forgotten to include with Fulham finishing 10th & 15th?
A more realistic prediction:
1 ManU
2 Arsenal
3 Liverpool-FA Cup
4 Chelsea- Champs Lge
5 Spurs
6 Everton
7 Man C
8 Birmingham
9 Stoke
10 Fulham
11 Blackburn
12 Sunderland
13 Wolves
14 Bolton
15 West Ham
16 WBA
17 Newcastle
18 Villa-R
19 Wigan-R
20 Blackpool-R
From a BWFC Fan.
1. Chelsea
2. Manchester United
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham
5. Liverpool
6. Manchester City
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Blackburn
10. Birmingham City
11. Stoke
12. Bolton Wanderers
13. Fulham
14. Sunderland
15. Newcastle
16. Wolves
17. West Ham
18. Wigan
19. Blackpool
20. West Bromwich Albion
1.Chelsea
2.Man United
3.Arsenal
4.Liverpool
5.Spurs
6.Man City
7.Aston Villa
8.Everton
9.Sunderland
10.Fulham
11.Blackburn
12.Stoke
13.Bolton
14.Wolves
15.Blackburn
16.Wigan
17.Newcastle
18.West Ham
19.West Brom
20.Blackpool
mark what on earth is that table of nick names
1) Chelsea
2) Manchester United
3) Liverpool
4) Manchester City
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5) Arsenal (Miss out on 4th on goal differance)
6) Spurs
7) Aston Villa
8) Fulham
9) Everton
10) Stoke City
11) Birmingham
12) West Ham
13) Bolton
14) Blackburn
15) Newcastle
16) Blackpool
17) Sunderland
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18) Wigan (R)
19) Wolves (R)
20) West Brom (R)
Championship)
1) QPR (C)
2) Middelsborough (P)
3) Millwall
4) Nottingham Forest
5) Cardiff (P)
6) Burnley
22) Preston (R)
23) Portsmouth (R)
24) Barnsley (R)
LEAGUE 1
Southampton
Huddesfield
Charlton (Via Playoffs vs Sheff Wed)
Hartlepool
Notts County
Dag & Red
Rochdale
LEAGUE 2
Torquey
Wycombe
Chesterfield
Aldershot (Via Play-offs against Port Vale)
Stevenage
Barnet (Just survived last year by the skin of their teeth)
Blue Square
Grimsby!!!
Luton (Via Play-offs who beat Crawley and York in final)
Histon
Hayes & Yeading
Barrow
Newport
Blue Square North
Boston & Gainsborough
Blue Square South
Baisinstoke & Dover
F.A Cup = Arsenal
Carling Cup = Man City
F.A Trouphy = Luton Town
Europa League = Laverkusen
Champions League = Inter Milan
Cheers Guys drop a comment if you agree/disagree on my prediction!
Up The Mariners, Neil Woods Black & White Army
GTFC!
1. Man United
2. Chelsea
3. Arsenal
4. Man City
5. Spurs
6. Liverpool
7. Everton
8. Aston Villa
9. Fulham
10. Newcastle
11. Bolton
12. Stoke
13. Birmingham
14. Sunderland
15. West ham
16. Wolves
17. Blackburn
18. Blackpool
19. West Brom
20. Wigan
Championship..
Champions – QPR
Runners Up – Cardiff
Playoff Winners – Middlesborough ( Beat milwall in Semi final And Leeds In Final)
1.chelsea
2.man u
3.arsenal
4.man city
5.totenham
6.liverpool
7.sunderland
8.everton
9.fulham
10.aston villa
11.blackburn
12.birmingham
13.newcastle
14.bolton
15.stoke
16.west ham
17.wigan
18.blackpool(rel)
19.west brom(rel)
20.wolver(rel)
please comment if u disagree or agree p.s im 12
Arsenals defence is very stong this year and combined with fabregas, theo walcott[ who has matured greatly over the past year] and arshavin, not to mention many other good players they will be pushing for 2nd in the table. The only team to overcome arsenal will be chelsea and they have shown they will be a formidable foe to play against with 2 6-0 wins in the first 2 games. Man city and man united are both well rounded team with their share of great players. Man united have rooney,ferdinand,scholes[who is still an amazing talent] and berbatov. Not to mention new player hernandez. Mancity however have tevez, milner and probably the most suprising player to shine is backup keeper joe hart who will be Englands new keeper in the near future. The fight for 3rd and 4th will be between man city and man united. Liverpool will be lucky to get 5th place with thier players not being able to gel porperly. Even with star players such as gerrard, torres and reina they have been playing horribly and recently got shown up by man city 3-0 revealing to everyone that if you know liverpools weaknesses they fold easily. Blackpool is a guaranteed team to be relegated, even with 1 win under their belt they got killed by arsenal 6-0 showing that there is no chance that they can compete with high level teams and will just end up being embarrassed by the end of the season with 3-4 wins if they are lucky. Totenham will be contending with liverpool for 5th place and by the recent results they have shown in the premier league including a draw against man city with which they should have won and a win against stoke, they will be tough for liverpool to deal with on the table.
PREDICTIONS:
1. Chelsea
2. Arsenal
3-4. Man City/ Man united
5-6. Liverpool/Tottenham
7. Everton
8. Fulham
9. Aston Villa
10. Stoke
TOP GOALSCORERS:
Drogba
Rooney
Tevez
Torres [ If not affected by injury]
1. Chelsea
2. Man Utd
3. Arsenal
4. Man City
5. Liverpool
6. Tottenham
7. Aston Villa
8. Fulham
9. Newcastle Utd
10. Everton
11. Stoke
12. Blackburn
13. Sunderland
14. Bolton
15. Birmingham
16. wolves
17. West Ham
18. West Brom
19. Blackpool
20. Wigan
manchister united could be the champion and chelse can get 2nd place
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man united
LIVERPOOL
Tottenham
Everton
Man City
Fulham
Aston villa
Birmingham
Blackburn
Stoke
Sunderland
Wolves
Bolton
Newcastle
Blackpool
Wigan
West Brom
West Ham
Arsenal ( CHAMPIONS LEAGUE, League CUP)
Chelsea
Man united
LIVERPOOL (EUROPA CUP)
Tottenham
Everton
Man City
Fulham
Aston villa
Birmingham (FA CUP)
Blackburn
Stoke
Sunderland
Wolves
Bolton
Newcastle
Blackpool
Wigan (R)
West Brom(R)
West Ham(R)
PROMOTED… Millwall, Cardiff, Burnley
1. Chelsea
2. Manchester United
3. Tottenham
4. Arsenal
5. Manchester City
6. Fulham
7. Aston Villa
8. Newcastle
9. Liverpool
10. Birmingham
11. Sunderland
12. Stoke City
13. Blackpool
14. Blackburn
15. Bolton
16. Wolves
17. Everton
18. West Brom
19. Wigan
20. West Ham
Promoted
1. QPR
2. Forest
Play-offs – Cardiff
Champion’s League – Barca
Europa League – Liverpool
FA Cup – Tottenham
Carling Cup – Manchester City or Tottenham (Can’t decide)
By the way I’m a Spurs fan: (Top 10)
Chelsea
Man UTD
Arsenal
Spurs
Man City
Liverpool
Aston Villa (Nothing without O’Neil)
Everton
Birmingham
Fulham
Champions League: Barcelona
Runner Up: Real Madrid / Chelsea
Europa League: Sevilla
Runner Up: Liverpool
FA Cup: Man UTD
Runner UP: Aston Villa
Carling Cup: Man UTD
Runner Up: Arsenal
All my predictions might make some people fill it real. Here r my predictions-
1. Man utd
2. Chelsea
3. Arsenal
4. Newcastle utd
5. Manchester city
6. Tottenham utd
7. Bolton
8. West Bromwich
9. Everton
10. Liverpool
11. Aston villa
12. Fulham
13. birmingham
14. Stoke city
15. Blackburn
16. Blackpool
17. Sunderland
18. Wigan
19 wolves
20. West ham
Champions league- man utd
Fa cup- chelsea
Carling cup- man utd
Uropa league- juventus
Pls if u agree with my predictions than pls try to make me a new octopus
Ooh, this’ll be fun:
1) Chelsea (C)
2) Manchester United
3) Arsenal
4) Manchester City
5) Tottenham
6) Everton
7) Liverpool
8) Bolton
9) Aston Villa
10) Newcastle United
11) West Brom
12) Blackburn
13) Fulham
14) Blackpool
15) Birmingham
16) Sunderland
17) Stoke City
18) Wigan
19) Wolves
20) West Ham
Champions League – Inter
FA Cup – Chelsea
Carling Cup – Manchester United
Europa League – Manchester City
Arsenal have always disappointed their fans, the same might happen this season-Trophy less.
For United i think this is one of their best starts of the term, 2nd half of the term may favor them, hence the favorite.
Chelsea never consistent, therefore may only do well in Champions League
Liverpool will get back to the top four, city and spurs not promising at all. they will play Europa
1 ARSENAL 2 MAN U 3 CHELSEA 4 MAN CITY 5 NEWCASTLE 6 TOTTENHAM 7 BOLTON 8 LIVERPOOL 9 SUNDERLAND 10 WBA 11 BLACKBURN 12 EVERTON 13 STOKE CITY 14BLACKPOOL 15 ASTON VILLA 16 BIRMINGHAM 17 FULHAM 18 WOLVES 19 WIGAN 20 WESTHAM
1-chelsea
2-man u
3-newcastle u
4-arsenal
5-man city
6-spurs
7-bolton
8-liverpool
9-everton
10-blackburn
11-blackpool
12-west brom
13-aston villa
14-birmingham
15-fulham
16-stoke
17-wigan
18-wolves
19-west ham
20-sunderland
f.a.cup-newcastle u
carling cup-ipswich town
europa league-rangers
champions league-barcelona