2016-17 season: Your Predictions
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**** it lets have 2 games per week all year. I'm up for it and they are well compensated.
With Chelsea, United, City and Liverpool all under pressure to deliver to their fans, I think they'll all make the top four. Sorry Gunners, maybe your beloved club only learns its lessons when it fails to cling on to its only thing that makes it any special 
Relegated? Palace (because every FA Cup finalist since 2013 has since been relegated), and any two of the promoted clubs. In the rest of Europe: PSG, Juventus and Bayern will cling onto their thrones while Barca could face a serious challenge for theirs
Relegated? Palace (because every FA Cup finalist since 2013 has since been relegated), and any two of the promoted clubs. In the rest of Europe: PSG, Juventus and Bayern will cling onto their thrones while Barca could face a serious challenge for theirs
Someone will always predict Arsenal to be out of the top 4, Liverpool to win the league and spurs to finish higher than arsenal. None of which ever happens.
Champions: Chelsea
Top Four (in any order): Chelsea, United, City, Arsenal
Relegated (in any order): Burnley, Swansea, Sunderland (if they lose Big Sam)
Surprise Package: Sunderland (if they keep Big Sam)
Top Scorer: Aguero
Best signing of the season: Victor Valdes
Top Four (in any order): Chelsea, United, City, Arsenal
Relegated (in any order): Burnley, Swansea, Sunderland (if they lose Big Sam)
Surprise Package: Sunderland (if they keep Big Sam)
Top Scorer: Aguero
Best signing of the season: Victor Valdes
Original post by HopelessMedic
Someone will always predict Arsenal to be out of the top 4, Liverpool to win the league and spurs to finish higher than arsenal. None of which ever happens.
This is so true
Swansea as an outside bet for relegation isn't a bad shout tbh. I really can't see one of Burnley or Hull staying up though, Hull have the same squad that went down 2 years ago (look how well that worked for QPR & Norwich) and we know what we'll get with Burnley - they'll sign a few "hardworking" Championship players and be competitive in games, but lacking any quality to win them.
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by sr90
This is so true
Swansea as an outside bet for relegation isn't a bad shout tbh. I really can't see one of Burnley or Hull staying up though, Hull have the same squad that went down 2 years ago (look how well that worked for QPR & Norwich) and we know what we'll get with Burnley - they'll sign a few "hardworking" Championship players and be competitive in games, but lacking any quality to win them.
Swansea as an outside bet for relegation isn't a bad shout tbh. I really can't see one of Burnley or Hull staying up though, Hull have the same squad that went down 2 years ago (look how well that worked for QPR & Norwich) and we know what we'll get with Burnley - they'll sign a few "hardworking" Championship players and be competitive in games, but lacking any quality to win them.
Hull are always a difficult side to beat because they pack out the midfield. If they still have Huddlestone, he'll spray the ball over the pitch and they just need some quality upfront to survive comfortably.
I predict that there will be some shocking predictions and some nonce will predict Arsenal to win the league.
Only took 5 replies ffs
Original post by Calvin Baxter
Champions: Arsenal
Top Four (in any order): Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea
Relegated (in any order): Norwich City, Bournemouth, West Bromwich Albion
Surprise Package: Liverpool
Top Scorer: Kun Aguero
Best signing of the season:Flop of the season:First manager to be sacked: Rafael Benítez
Top Four (in any order): Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea
Relegated (in any order): Norwich City, Bournemouth, West Bromwich Albion
Surprise Package: Liverpool
Top Scorer: Kun Aguero
Best signing of the season:Flop of the season:First manager to be sacked: Rafael Benítez
Only took 5 replies ffs
Champions: Manchester City
Top Four (in any order): Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool
Relegated (in any order): West Bromwich Albion, Watford, Hull
Surprise Package: Middlesbrough
Top Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Best signing of the season: Steve Mandanda
Flop of the season: Vincent Janssen
First manager to be sacked: Francesco Guidolin
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Top Four (in any order): Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Liverpool
Relegated (in any order): West Bromwich Albion, Watford, Hull
Surprise Package: Middlesbrough
Top Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Best signing of the season: Steve Mandanda
Flop of the season: Vincent Janssen
First manager to be sacked: Francesco Guidolin
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Champions: Manchester United
Top Four (in any order): Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Tottenham
Relegated (in any order): Hull, Watford, Burnley
Surprise Package: Everton will finish 5th 1 point off 4th
Top Scorer: Zlatan
Best signing of the season: Ilkay Gundogan
Flop of the season: Batshuayi
First manager to be sacked: Walter Mazzarri
Top Four (in any order): Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Tottenham
Relegated (in any order): Hull, Watford, Burnley
Surprise Package: Everton will finish 5th 1 point off 4th
Top Scorer: Zlatan
Best signing of the season: Ilkay Gundogan
Flop of the season: Batshuayi
First manager to be sacked: Walter Mazzarri
Original post by swirly
mind the gap
still can't believe they finished third in a two horse race
still can't believe they finished third in a two horse race
I daresay most Spurs fans can
Still a little way to go in the transfer market yet, but Swansea are really looking dodgy to me at the mo.
Williams looking likely to leave, 20m bid made for Ayew, and Gomis already out the door to essentially leave them with no recognised senior strikers. That would be essentially the spine of the team gone and they've had very little incoming activity either, presumably because of the uncertainty they've had because of the takeover.
Williams looking likely to leave, 20m bid made for Ayew, and Gomis already out the door to essentially leave them with no recognised senior strikers. That would be essentially the spine of the team gone and they've had very little incoming activity either, presumably because of the uncertainty they've had because of the takeover.
Original post by scriggy
Still a little way to go in the transfer market yet, but Swansea are really looking dodgy to me at the mo.
Williams looking likely to leave, 20m bid made for Ayew, and Gomis already out the door to essentially leave them with no recognised senior strikers. That would be essentially the spine of the team gone and they've had very little incoming activity either, presumably because of the uncertainty they've had because of the takeover.
Williams looking likely to leave, 20m bid made for Ayew, and Gomis already out the door to essentially leave them with no recognised senior strikers. That would be essentially the spine of the team gone and they've had very little incoming activity either, presumably because of the uncertainty they've had because of the takeover.
If they sell Williams and Ayew it's hard to see them staying up. Good news for them is there's only 2 relegation spots this year as Hull are already down
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Champions: Man Utd (will be very marginal though)
Top 4(in any order): Liverpool, Chelsea, Utd, City (Arsenal won't come close unless they sign a good striker and a defender)
Surprise package: Everton (will finish in top 8)
Top Scorer: Zlatan/Aguero
Relegated: West Brom, Palace and Hull
Flop of the season: Pogba? (Lol)
First manager to be sacked: Pulis or Pardew
Top 4(in any order): Liverpool, Chelsea, Utd, City (Arsenal won't come close unless they sign a good striker and a defender)
Surprise package: Everton (will finish in top 8)
Top Scorer: Zlatan/Aguero
Relegated: West Brom, Palace and Hull
Flop of the season: Pogba? (Lol)
First manager to be sacked: Pulis or Pardew
ing when Belgium fail to qualify for the World Cup.
Champions: Manchester City
Top Four (in any order):
Manchester City
Manchester United
Chelsea
Liverpool
Relegated (in any order):
Hull City
Burnley
Sunderland
Surprise Package: Stoke City
Top Scorer: Aguero (if he doesn't get injured)
Best signing of the season: Musa for Leicester
Flop of the season: I don't know
First manager to be sacked: David Moyes
Top Four (in any order):
Manchester City
Manchester United
Chelsea
Liverpool
Relegated (in any order):
Hull City
Burnley
Sunderland
Surprise Package: Stoke City
Top Scorer: Aguero (if he doesn't get injured)
Best signing of the season: Musa for Leicester
Flop of the season: I don't know
First manager to be sacked: David Moyes
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by sr90
3 weeks until the season starts, it's that time of year again.
Obviously a lot will change between now and kick off, so people will change their minds based off what happens, however we're starting to get an idea of how teams will be placed going into next season. Plus it's always funny to bump this after January and laugh at those of us who got it horribly wrong!
So...
Champions:
Top Four (in any order):
Relegated (in any order):
Surprise Package:
Top Scorer:
Best signing of the season:
Flop of the season:
First manager to be sacked:
Obviously a lot will change between now and kick off, so people will change their minds based off what happens, however we're starting to get an idea of how teams will be placed going into next season. Plus it's always funny to bump this after January and laugh at those of us who got it horribly wrong!
So...
Champions:
Top Four (in any order):
Relegated (in any order):
Surprise Package:
Top Scorer:
Best signing of the season:
Flop of the season:
First manager to be sacked:
Top Four:
1st: Chelsea
2nd: City
3rd: United
4th: Liverpool
Relegated:
Hull
Bournemouth
Burnley
Surprise Package:
Swansea
Top Scorer: Aguero (But in case he gets injured, Llorente)
Best Signing of Season: Llorente
Flop of the Season: Leroy Sane
First Manager to be sacked: Alan Pardew
(edited 7 years ago)
1st Man City
2nd Chelsea
3rd Arsenal
4th Man Utd
5th Liverpool
6th Tottenham
7th Leicester
8th Southampton
9th West Ham
10th Swansea
11th Everton
12th Stoke
13th West Brom
14th Bournemouth
15th Crystal Palace
16th Middlesbrough
17th Burnley
18th Watford
19th Sunderland
20th Hull
Top Scorer - Agüero/Ibrahimovic
Assist Leader - Özil
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2nd Chelsea
3rd Arsenal
4th Man Utd
5th Liverpool
6th Tottenham
7th Leicester
8th Southampton
9th West Ham
10th Swansea
11th Everton
12th Stoke
13th West Brom
14th Bournemouth
15th Crystal Palace
16th Middlesbrough
17th Burnley
18th Watford
19th Sunderland
20th Hull
Top Scorer - Agüero/Ibrahimovic
Assist Leader - Özil
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1st Man City
2nd Chelsea
3rd Arsenal
4th Man Utd
5th Liverpool
6th Tottenham
7th Leicester
8th Southampton
9th West Ham
10th Swansea
11th Everton
12th Stoke
13th West Brom
14th Bournemouth
15th Crystal Palace
16th Middlesbrough
17th Burnley
18th Watford
19th Sunderland
20th Hull
Top Scorer - Agüero/Ibrahimovic
Surprise Package - Can't really think of any
Flop - Kante
First manager to be sacked - Poyet
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2nd Chelsea
3rd Arsenal
4th Man Utd
5th Liverpool
6th Tottenham
7th Leicester
8th Southampton
9th West Ham
10th Swansea
11th Everton
12th Stoke
13th West Brom
14th Bournemouth
15th Crystal Palace
16th Middlesbrough
17th Burnley
18th Watford
19th Sunderland
20th Hull
Top Scorer - Agüero/Ibrahimovic
Surprise Package - Can't really think of any
Flop - Kante
First manager to be sacked - Poyet
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Champions: Manchester City
Top four (in any order): Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea
Relegated (in any order) Hull, Middlesbrough, Burnley
Surprise package: Everton
Top Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Best signing of the season: N'Golo Kante
Flop of the season: Wijnaldum
First manager to be sacked: Whoever the new Hull manager is.
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Top four (in any order): Arsenal, Manchester United, Chelsea
Relegated (in any order) Hull, Middlesbrough, Burnley
Surprise package: Everton
Top Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Best signing of the season: N'Golo Kante
Flop of the season: Wijnaldum
First manager to be sacked: Whoever the new Hull manager is.
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