Premier League Prediction Thread (EPL)

[Harkorede]

FA Cup final today. City vs Watford. The Citizens have the chance of winning the domestic treble 

What are the chances that we see upset? Bookies have Watford win @10/1 odds, City won both EPL games against The Hornets, so people think it's like mission impossible for Watford...But what if they can actually pull off an epic win just like Wigan did back in the 2013 fa cup final against the Citizens? Anyone rooting for Watford?

I think I'm gonna play it safe and just go for City win and BTTS @2.60 (:

3-0 to Man City, 20 minutes to go. Watford had a great chance to go 1-0 up but Ederson saved well. Watford could also have had a penalty at 0-0. You have to take your chances against City or they will punish you.

It's now 5 goals!

 Watford's woeful run against Man City continues, Man City are just so good at that, in 5inminutes they'd seem to be in trouble and before you know ot they are well out of sight.

That's another record about to get smashed by the Cityzens 🙌🙌

[Naida_BR]

Manchester won easily the FA Cup with a 6-0.
They finished successfully this season as they did a double ground as they won both the Cup and the championship.

Watford made a decent performance in the competition but they weren't in position to challenge the title today.

[tomahawk9]

Manchester won easily the FA Cup with a 6-0.

Lost my bet Watford didn't stand a chance today, it felt like City were at their own training ground and Watford were the youth academy training with the first team.

Fun fact: the last time a team won by 6 goals in the FA Cup was over 100 years ago. 1903, Bury 6-0 Derby County.

City won the domestic treble, plus 4 out 5 tournaments this season (FA Cup, EPL, league cup, Community Shield...Champions League still remains a distant dream). We're in the Manchester City era.

Also, what a way to start the next season: Man City vs Liverpool in the Community Shield 

[Trofo]

Also, what a way to start the next season: Man City vs Liverpool in the Community Shield 

Would be much nicer if Liverpool won a trophy and earned their place in Community shield rather then getting because City won everything and they were 2nd best in the league. In situations like this I would automatically award Community shield to City as well. That being said I will be looking forward to that game very much because both teams will want to make the statement at beginning of next season and we could have a much more competitive game than usual in these type of super cup competitions.

[MakeMoneyBtc]

Manchester won easily the FA Cup with a 6-0.

Lost my bet Watford didn't stand a chance today, it felt like City were at their own training ground and Watford were the youth academy training with the first team.

Fun fact: the last time a team won by 6 goals in the FA Cup was over 100 years ago. 1903, Bury 6-0 Derby County.

City won the domestic treble, plus 4 out 5 tournaments this season (FA Cup, EPL, league cup, Community Shield...Champions League still remains a distant dream). We're in the Manchester City era.

Also, what a way to start the next season: Man City vs Liverpool in the Community Shield 

City felt really good in this game and we can see that by taking a look at the possession of 69%. Of course they always have a high possession but usually after you score over 3 goals you give some of it to the other team. That didn't happened today and that's exactly why the match ended with this score of 6-0. They've shown what they are capable of if they are playing at maximum level for the entire 90 minutes.

[JeromeTash]

League Cup ✅
Premier League trophy ✅
FA Cup ✅
So  MCFC become first men's team ever to win an English domestic treble.
Has Pep finally established himself in the English Premier league?

[tomahawk9]

Has Pep finally established himself in the English Premier league?

I think he has. And he's accomplished several things that other legendary managers in England weren't able to do. Pep with Man City so far:

- Record of most points in a season (100).
- Won the domestic treble: FA, league cup, league title. First time ever in english football.
- Won every single domestic tournament (4) in one season. Again, first time ever.

English Football has not seen such level of dominance I think since Ferguson's Man Utd when they won the EPL three times in a row...twice.

[Harkorede]

Has Pep finally established himself in the English Premier league?

I think he has. And he's accomplished several things that other legendary managers in England weren't able to do. Pep with Man City so far:

- Record of most points in a season (100).
- Won the domestic treble: FA, league cup, league title. First time ever in english football.
- Won every single domestic tournament (4) in one season. Again, first time ever.

English Football has not seen such level of dominance I think since Ferguson's Man Utd when they won the EPL three times in a row...twice.

Guardiola now doesn't need to prove himself as one of the best Coaches of this modern football era, I have read a lot of comments including that of Mourinho about the titles he's won in Spain and Germany they said those leagues weren't competitive enough, but now here we are in England regarded as the most competitive league in Europe and he's doing it yet again.

[coinlocket$]

Does Guardiola said anything about his future after the final?

I know what he said yesterday but if City will be not on UCL next year I doubt he will stay.

Also he Said the same thing back when he was on Bayern before goes to Man City...

I really hope he comes to Juventus

[Juggy777]

Manchester won easily the FA Cup with a 6-0.
They finished successfully this season as they did a double ground as they won both the Cup and the championship.

Watford made a decent performance in the competition but they weren't in position to challenge the title today.

Manchester City won decisively and Watford failed to offer any resistance, which is kind of disappointing when you see how well they played in the competition prior to this match. This victory means Manchester United preseason will not end early, thanks to Manchester City winning the cup.

Does Guardiola said anything about his future after the final?

I know what he said yesterday but if City will be not on UCL next year I doubt he will stay.

Also he Said the same thing back when he was on Bayern before goes to Man City...

I really hope he comes to Juventus

If Manchester City are not in champions league then he’ll definitely leave them, but so far he’s remained silent on his future.

[LFC_Bitcoin]

Has Pep finally established himself in the English Premier league?

I think he has. And he's accomplished several things that other legendary managers in England weren't able to do. Pep with Man City so far:

- Record of most points in a season (100).
- Won the domestic treble: FA, league cup, league title. First time ever in english football.
- Won every single domestic tournament (4) in one season. Again, first time ever.

English Football has not seen such level of dominance I think since Ferguson's Man Utd when they won the EPL three times in a row...twice.

Pep’s a great manager but he only ever goes to teams that are already built with the most money in their respective leagues.

He still hasn’t got to a CL Final without Messi.

[Uttaran]

Has Pep finally established himself in the English Premier league?

I think he has. And he's accomplished several things that other legendary managers in England weren't able to do. Pep with Man City so far:

- Record of most points in a season (100).
- Won the domestic treble: FA, league cup, league title. First time ever in english football.
- Won every single domestic tournament (4) in one season. Again, first time ever.

English Football has not seen such level of dominance I think since Ferguson's Man Utd when they won the EPL three times in a row...twice.

Pep’s a great manager but he only ever goes to teams that are already built with the most money in their respective leagues.

He still hasn’t got to a CL Final without Messi.

So do you think even though pep is replaced then other managers will do the same? I don't think it's a guarantee, pep and Man.city complement each other

[LFC_Bitcoin]

No, I think Pep’s a great manager. He’s just not like ‘the best ever’ because he hasn’t done very well in the CL since he left Barca. That’s a fact!

If he doesn’t win the CL with City I’d say he’s failed there. Pellegrini & Mancini won the PL with City. Pep needs a CL there.

[andrearz]

Does Guardiola said anything about his future after the final?

I know what he said yesterday but if City will be not on UCL next year I doubt he will stay.

Also he Said the same thing back when he was on Bayern before goes to Man City...

I really hope he comes to Juventus

Pep Guardiola thinks I will stay with Manchester City, everyone knows that the club is very rich. If Pep wants to get out, I think the club will use various ways with his money to seduce Pep to stay at Manchester City.

[rachman mahesa]

Does Guardiola said anything about his future after the final?

I know what he said yesterday but if City will be not on UCL next year I doubt he will stay.

Also he Said the same thing back when he was on Bayern before goes to Man City...

I really hope he comes to Juventus

I have read the news that Pep Guardiola is one of the candidates to become the Juventus coach next season. If in my opinion, it is certainly very unlikely that Pep Guardiola will go to Italy next season to train in Juventus. Because Pep Guardiola will stay with Manchester City next season and that is certain if I think of course. Maybe Pep Guardiola's big target next season is to bring Manchester City to become the English league champions and UCL.

[coinlocket$]

I have read the news that Pep Guardiola is one of the candidates to become the Juventus coach next season. If in my opinion, it is certainly very unlikely that Pep Guardiola will go to Italy next season to train in Juventus. Because Pep Guardiola will stay with Manchester City next season and that is certain if I think of course. Maybe Pep Guardiola's big target next season is to bring Manchester City to become the English league champions and UCL.

Yeah, but if the Man City will be kicked out of the UCL it will be an easy choice from him.

Keep also in mind, here in Italy a Guardiola's voice around Juve was born around January not only, some press reported an agreement for the season 2020/2021.

According to this source https://twitter.com/MomblanOfficial one of the most reliable sources in Italy (this guy was the 1st to announce Neymar to PSG, Ronaldo to Juve and #Allegriout 4 days ago) told:

- Juventus already have a contract with one manager and has a pre-agreement with a coach who is coaching right now (3 days ago, so for this info Conte can't be a candidate)
- Pochettino 0%
- Guardiola is the 1st choose, he knows what he said 2 days ago about I will stay on ManCity next season, but this is exactly the same thing Guardiola said when he was on Bayern.

In the end for him

1st choice (and maybe the precontract, who knows) Guardiola
2st choice Conte
3rd Sarri/Mou

Is clear to him that they will try everything for Pep.

Also this evening we will have the party at the Allianz Stadium for the title if they know something they will probably annonce tommorow after the celebration even if the season will end next sunday.

[tokeweed]

^  He's staying at City.

No, I think Pep’s a great manager. He’s just not like ‘the best ever’ because he hasn’t done very well in the CL since he left Barca. That’s a fact!

If he doesn’t win the CL with City I’d say he’s failed there. Pellegrini & Mancini won the PL with City. Pep needs a CL there.

Exactly.  And it feels like they're not entirely happy with their 2018/19 campaign too, missing out on a UCL final.

Pep would only be up there with SAF if he wins the same treble United won in 1999.  The quadruple if he gets lucky.

[vella85]

Man City has done it all this season except winning the CL which continues to be a problem for Man City. As a fan of Man City this is the one title I want them to win so desperately and I really thought that this season was the time for them to win but again it was a failed campaign. However we have witnessed one of the best seasons from an English club winning all the domestic titles which isn't an easy thing to do and not many teams have been able to achieve this so we must give Man City credit for this achievement. Hopefully Pep stays and hopefully Man City will be able to compete in the CL next season.

[tokeweed]

Ah a fellow City fan.  Where have you been?  Lol.  Everyone was rooting for Liverpool in these parts, been navigating the keyboard to avoid offending anybody.  Lolol.

Still, no CL, no satisfaction for Pep.  He's gonna stay until he wins one for City, unless the club gets implicated for some FFP rule they're being accused of breaking.

[Naida_BR]

Ah a fellow City fan.  Where have you been?  Lol.  Everyone was rooting for Liverpool in these parts, been navigating the keyboard to avoid offending anybody.  Lolol.

Still, no CL, no satisfaction for Pep.  He's gonna stay until he wins one for City, unless the club gets implicated for some FFP rule they're being accused of breaking.

I think that he is going to leave the club this summer.
So many years and still didn't manage to win the Champions League or at lease reach the final with such a powerful team. There would be a lot of teams that will be in search for a new coach so he will have his chances to choose one of them,