Yeah will be interesting to see how he does in a top 5 league
So as things stand what do we reckon guys. Who will win the title.
I'm finding it very difficult to call this season really. something about UTD tells me they're still short and won't challenge, I think pep will struggling again regardless how much his spent zero cohesion in that squad. Chelsea signing Morata and losing Costa is music to my ears downgrade in my opinion.
Don't know just really hard to call
Sp**s won't finish top 4 so no worries there and Liverpool still lack squad in depth and could lose their main man to Barcelona.
I think City is probably now the favorite, given that Chelsea have lost Matic (and soon Costa, who is arguably their second or third best player, behind Hazard and even with Kante) and Morata is unproven. Gundogan returning to fitness could be huge as well.So as things stand what do we reckon guys. Who will win the title.
I'm finding it very difficult to call this season really. something about UTD tells me they're still short and won't challenge, I think pep will struggling again regardless how much his spent zero cohesion in that squad. Chelsea signing Morata and losing Costa is music to my ears downgrade in my opinion.
Don't know just really hard to call
Sp**s won't finish top 4 so no worries there and Liverpool still lack squad in depth and could lose their main man to Barcelona.
Wasn't sure where to put this but why have we declined?? Let Nelson and co loose when they're not on the bench.Tottenham and Man City enter Checkatrade Trophy
Tottenham and Manchester City are among the new clubs who will play in next season's Checkatrade Trophy.
Premier League champions Chelsea will also enter an Under-21 side, as they did last season.
Manchester United, Arsenal and Liverpool have turned down the chance to participate.
The competition features 16 Under-21 teams from clubs with Category A academies, in addition to the 48 League One and League Two clubs.
Last season was the first time it was played under the new format.
Coventry beat Oxford in front of almost 75,000 at Wembley but prior to that the competition had been heavily criticised due to its low crowds, restrictive rules for the League One and Two teams, and the absence of most of England's major clubs.
Tournament regulations were tweaked in the summer, allowing greater flexibility in selection and fixture dates.
This has encouraged City and Tottenham to enter, in addition to Newcastle and Fulham, who are new entrants from last season.
Prize money has been increased to £3m per season, with the winner getting £100,000.
Tottenham head of player development, John McDermott, said: "We know the Checkatrade Trophy will provide a massive challenge for us and we look forward to testing ourselves."
You posted the same pic for 16/1717/18 Season predictions according to FiveThrityEight:
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https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/soccer-predictions/premier-league/
For context, here's their prediction for last season (16/17):
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You posted the same pic for 16/17