Premier League Prediction Thread (EPL)

[watergold]

We got it Liverpool already won the Premier League of this year, they can basically go to the see in March.
Do we have anyone who is betting on some strange record for the season, the bet on the winning of the title should be illegal at this point?

I think they will slow down soon when the champion will start but they probably going for over 100 points.

only need 9 more wins and Liverpool come out as champion.

I hope when they start champion, they don't slow down the game and continue to make new records like unbeaten by Arsenal and the most points for 1 season in EPL that Man City had previously held with 100 points, but if Liverpool can win the rest of the game they will get 112 points. is that possible?

Resumption of CL might slow down Liverpool title challenge UCL would be tough and a different ball game although playing against  lowly rated Atletico Madrid might have been viewed as an easy game for Liverpool, their  players might have exhausted their energy after playing midweek and weekend while guiding against injury some of their players would play with caution thus not giving 100% efforts.

It's amazing that Liverpool have lost some games in the Champions League but remains unbeaten in the Premier League and indeed when the fixtures starts to pile up, they are going to slow down a bit especially when the injuries starts to pile up as well. Sadio Mane is already out injured and more may follow.  I don't believe they are going to go the entire season unbeaten.

That is called a player who is quite stable even though there are some main players who are injured, so Liverpool are able to balance it and become invincible because their game is quite good and stable.
Liverpool have a good record this season and it is extraordinary when Sadio Mane is injured there is a reserve player who can count on the front lines.

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[leea-1334]

Not so Liverpool should not underestimate Atletico Madrid at UCL because in competitions like they are more difficult to beat than in the main league as well as Liverpool in the main league is hard to beat then in CL must prepare energy so that when faced with there is no lack of energy to appear on players his.
I'm sure Liverpool can overcome all this.

Absolutely. Atletico almost beat Barcelona at the last Cup game they had, and the fact that they have always been in champions league for a long time shows they are consistently good,,, whereas Liverpool have missed many years in Champions League.

Liverpool also lost to small teams last season remember, and almost lost to German RB. They are not invincible at all.

[kawetsriyanto]

As a former Man Utd fan, seeing Liverpool dominates present football made my ass fell a bit hurt. However, they deserve it, in my opinion.

Are you sure a former Man Utd fan, sir?    When I look at your account name, it seems you are a big fan of this team. It really reflects it, so I'm not sure you leave it easily.

Yes, Liverpool deserves it. They have quality both team and coach now. Since Klopp came to Anfield, I believe that someday the reds will show to the world their power. And it is really happening now, Klopp has conjured Liverpool to be the invincible club in Premier League so far.

They would dominate at least five years and could dominate longer if they have good youngsters, but it doesn't mean that they will always win the EPL title.

Who knows. In theory, it may be true but in fact, it doesn't always happen as expected. Moreover, if Klopp leaves the team. A big change may happen suddenly.

[DeathAngel]

Shame it’s only the FA Cup this weekend, it’s just not the same. I much prefer PL football, it’s going to be a boring weekend, football wise.

[kolonel_x]

Shame it’s only the FA Cup this weekend, it’s just not the same. I much prefer PL football, it’s going to be a boring weekend, football wise.

In fact, I imagine seeing FA Cup competition this weekend there are no interesting matches in my opinion because most of these matches are the first team against the Division 2 team so that it will be easy for the team to fight them in this competition.
I better wait next week to bet because it will be more exciting in my betting challenge.

[bitgolden]

If you were a team that is going for a premier league record, would you care about the cup you already won last year or would you go break that record? If I was Liverpool I would care about breaking the 100 points over winning the champions league honestly, I can be fine with losing in champions league now and be done with it in order to focus on the league. Sure they could beat Athletico Madrid but at the same time 100 points is something they should focus on beating as well.

Maybe they could just play people on all games and see how tired they will get? I mean these are professional players who are getting paid millions of dollars every year and yet rarely anyone has the chance to win both champions league back to back and also break premier league record in the same year, doubt that has ever happened in history of football (don't know 100 point team if they had champions league or even back to back).

[tokeweed]

Shame it’s only the FA Cup this weekend, it’s just not the same. I much prefer PL football, it’s going to be a boring weekend, football wise.

Yup...  Pretty much.  And alts stopped (aren't) moving too.  So no gambol.  Lol.  

There's La Liga and Bundesliga tho.  Barca vs Valencia was decent and there's Bayern vs Schalke.

[mu_enrico]

Are you sure a former Man Utd fan, sir?    When I look at your account name, it seems you are a big fan of this team. It really reflects it, so I'm not sure you leave it easily.

Shit

Well, don't underestimate the power of a butthurt fan. Some will give up the support because they couldn't bear the pain.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1233144/Man-Utd-News-Ed-Woodward-Glazers-Fan-Protest-Man-Utd-Transfer-News

See, the situation is no longer tolerable, so that they planned to do the mass walkout.

[yoseph]

Are you sure a former Man Utd fan, sir?    When I look at your account name, it seems you are a big fan of this team. It really reflects it, so I'm not sure you leave it easily.

Shit

Well, don't underestimate the power of a butthurt fan. Some will give up the support because they couldn't bear the pain.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1233144/Man-Utd-News-Ed-Woodward-Glazers-Fan-Protest-Man-Utd-Transfer-News

See, the situation is no longer tolerable, so that they planned to do the mass walkout.

There is no way a true fan can totally stop supporting a team that he used to support initially,  it's just not possible for that to happen. I really support the decision of the fans to walk out during their next home game match around the 60th minute. Ed Woodward refusal to appoint a sporting director is staggering considering he knows nothing about the sports.

[tokeweed]

Are you sure a former Man Utd fan, sir?    When I look at your account name, it seems you are a big fan of this team. It really reflects it, so I'm not sure you leave it easily.

Shit

Well, don't underestimate the power of a butthurt fan. Some will give up the support because they couldn't bear the pain.

https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1233144/Man-Utd-News-Ed-Woodward-Glazers-Fan-Protest-Man-Utd-Transfer-News

See, the situation is no longer tolerable, so that they planned to do the mass walkout.

^  So what club are you a fan of now...?  Cos if you say LFC that's totally unheard of.  Lolol.

And that mass walk out isn't because they hate the club (it's the opposite), they couldn't bear see it crumble before their eyes cos of the idiots running it sacrificed the football culture for commercialization.

[watergold]

I want to look forward to next week's match between Leicester v Chelsea because they will continue to dominate adding points to secure their position, especially Chelsea will continue to have ambitions to win against Leicester to add points and catch up.
Manchester City vs Tottenham, I want to know what tactics Mourinho uses when dealing with mancity because we know that mancity is so nimble in his attacks.

[EdenHazard]

I want to look forward to next week's match between Leicester v Chelsea because they will continue to dominate adding points to secure their position, especially Chelsea will continue to have ambitions to win against Leicester to add points and catch up.
Manchester City vs Tottenham, I want to know what tactics Mourinho uses when dealing with mancity because we know that mancity is so nimble in his attacks.

Both chelsea and Leicester city are in a bad form.

I guess the match would be fair with a draw although I really hoping for a cleansheet and 3 points away.
There's 4 big games awaits Chelsea in February.

Against Leicester city
Then
Against Manchester United
Then
Against Tottenham hotspurs
And then the champions league game against Bayern munich.

And guess so far Lampard didn't sign anyone yet! Despite the tough schedule ahead. Sancho would likely become a summer signing.

[mu_enrico]

^  So what club are you a fan of now...?  Cos if you say LFC that's totally unheard of.  Lolol.

I went to my dad's club

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5024849.msg47418295#msg47418295
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5195894.0

And that mass walk out isn't because they hate the club (it's the opposite), they couldn't bear see it crumble before their eyes cos of the idiots running it sacrificed the football culture for commercialization.

There is no way a true fan can totally stop supporting a team that he used to support initially,  it's just not possible for that to happen. I really support the decision of the fans to walk out during their next home game match around the 60th minute. Ed Woodward refusal to appoint a sporting director is staggering considering he knows nothing about the sports.

Yeah, I think once you love a club, you will forever love it deep down in your heart. It's like a broken relationship with a troubled girlfriend. You hope that she would change, but in reality, most of them won't.

I'll come back if they really change, LoL.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

Both chelsea and Leicester city are in a bad form.

I guess the match would be fair with a draw although I really hoping for a cleansheet and 3 points away.
There's 4 big games awaits Chelsea in February.

I'm also hoping for a clean sheet too but that's unlikely to happen since Leicester aren't shy when it come to scoring goals and our (Chelsea's) defense aren't the best at stopping goals same as the keeper (Kepa). You can't bet on him keeping a clean sheets irrespective of the game been played. Concerning the goals, Abraham got injured in the last game but from the news via Lampard last press conference, it seems it wasn't a serious injury since he (Abraham) didn't fracture his ankle. Therefore the chances of him been available for the Leicester game is present.

Without him leading the attack especially in away games, our chances of scoring are minimum. He only finds it difficult to impress the home fans but for the traveling fans in away games, he always put on a show. The match is going to be an interesting one considering both teams are attack minded and can produce goals.

My prediction: Leicester 2 : 3 Chelsea

[LFC_Bitcoin]

As a former Man Utd fan, seeing Liverpool dominates present football made my ass fell a bit hurt. However, they deserve it, in my opinion. They would dominate at least five years and could dominate longer if they have good youngsters, but it doesn't mean that they will always win the EPL title.

This year surely, they will get the title, but next year every EPL team would be adapted to their playing style. "I sink they would get more fish when they ordered meat." - Mourinho

You should stick with the first team you pick as a young boy. I’m 33 & I’ve never seen us (LFC) win the title. I was too young to follow football the last time LFC won it.

I’ve spent tens of thousands of pounds following my team around the country & Europe. I would never change teams, true fans don’t do that.

I’ve been through the bad times as an LFC fan, rival fans have mocked us for decades with the odd cup win here & there enough to shut them up for maybe a bit.

For me my team is like my gf, if she got fat & ugly I’d still be here with her. You can’t change teams if you are a true fan.

[gabbie2010]

I want to look forward to next week's match between Leicester v Chelsea because they will continue to dominate adding points to secure their position, especially Chelsea will continue to have ambitions to win against Leicester to add points and catch up.
Manchester City vs Tottenham, I want to know what tactics Mourinho uses when dealing with mancity because we know that mancity is so nimble in his attacks.

Leicester vs Chelsea might ended playing a draw both team are not in form the former managed to win their last EPL last match while the latter managed a draw with a ten men Arsenal, man city vs Tottentam too same result the former managed a lone goal defeat against the latter in their last encounter from my own point of view these runner up teams would allow Liverpool to extend their lead with more points thus edging closer to lifting EPL trophy earlier.

[tomahawk9]

Hmm, not a single comment about the FA Cup game tonight: Bournemouth vs Arsenal  I'll cheering for the Gunners, i'd like to see all the top teams in the decisive rounds.

I'm also hoping for a clean sheet too but that's unlikely to happen since Leicester aren't shy when it come to scoring goals and our (Chelsea's) defense aren't the best at stopping goals same as the keeper (Kepa).

Bookies seem to think there'll be some goals from both sides too, 'both teams to score' right now is around 3/5 odds.

About Kepa, I read this the other: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2020/01/24/kepaarrizabalaga-has-four-months-convince-frank-lampard-risk/
So Chelsea are planning to sell him in the summer!     

[DireWolfM14]

I would never change teams, true fans don’t do that.

I agree with this.  Your team needs you the most when they are sucking, and it seems disloyal to abandon them during their tough times.

I started paying attention to American football when I was 9 years old, the year our local team, the San Francisco 49ers were headed to their first championship.  They blessed us with a great run throughout the 80's and into the mid 90's.  Now it's been 25 years since their last championship, and I've never wavered.

When I started paying attention to Premier League soccer a few years ago, I chose the to follow the Gunners.  Not because they were winning at the time (they weren't,) but because I felt a kinship to their early history of arsenal workers in the 1800s.  They are struggling to remain relevant right now, but it's my opinion that's when being a loyal fan means the most.  

[BitSat19]

Hmm, not a single comment about the FA Cup game tonight: Bournemouth vs Arsenal   I'll cheering for the Gunners, i'd like to see all the top teams in the decisive rounds.

I'm also hoping for a clean sheet too but that's unlikely to happen since Leicester aren't shy when it come to scoring goals and our (Chelsea's) defense aren't the best at stopping goals same as the keeper (Kepa).

Bookies seem to think there'll be some goals from both sides too, 'both teams to score' right now is around 3/5 odds.

About Kepa, I read this the other: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2020/01/24/kepaarrizabalaga-has-four-months-convince-frank-lampard-risk/
So Chelsea are planning to sell him in the summer!    

Match started and Gunners take lead in 5th minute of match through Saka look like they will go in next round and feel some good after few draws in EPL.

Edit: 26 Minutes and Gunners leading by 2 goals.

[DeathAngel]

Bournemouth 1-2 Arsenal
Less people care about the FA Cup these days but Arsenal into the next round. It’s a good chance for them to win a cup as they’re not able to win the league or CL right now.