Premier League Prediction Thread 2024/2025

[Jaycoinz]

Maybe it's not good, but I will try to compare it with the arrival of ten Hag at Manchester United, when he had very great authority in the Eredivisie, but he had to realize that in the Premier League everything happens differently. Therefore, I am skeptical about Slott at Liverpool and admit that they will not have an easy season. On the other hand, choosing a worthy coach for such a team is not an easy task and most likely Klopp took part in choosing a new coach, perhaps this will play an important role.

Liverpool is elite team and they've come to accomplish important goals in the English Premier League. Perhaps the club will sort out means to come out winning because it's never consider easy for them.

Erik Ten Hag in Manchester United, he's consider to deliver top games. Liverpool new coach, Arne Slot will do better than Jurgen Klopp? Let's hope for the best outcome.

Of course Liverpool will definitely be very serious about choosing a coach and it is also possible that Klopp did take part but we don't know that's how he looked for his replacement at Liverpool, but for Arne Slot it is not well known in the title race in the world of soccer, but maybe Liverpool have their own interest in Arne Slot in their eyes and they know better, just like kompany who later after being released from Burnley he led Bayer Munich, it may be a similar case, but for Liverpool supporters must remain optimistic for the next season that will be lived with Arne Slot whether better or not than Klopp we will see it later after the league runs again.

This has always been the hardest decision for any club to make, because after being so much successful with a particular coach then at the long run of things he decided to swap or change due to  retirement, the feeling or after effect is always bad especially when the wrong choice is mad and this has been the problem for Manchester united for always half a decade now and they are still feeling the after effects of actually appointing the wrong person.

[Altryist]

Yes, several names of coaches do have experience working with Pep Guardiola, both as a player and as a coach (assistant coach) and also several names that appear also appear to have given good performance for the clubs they work for, so it's not surprising when there are clubs that look at them because there are ties. indirectly and they compare with Pep Guardiola. Pep Guardiola himself is indeed a top coach at the moment, he has always been successful with the clubs he has managed, starting from Germany when he managed Bayern Munich, then in La Liga as coach of Barcelona and now in the English League with Manchester City.

He steals attention and can always bring new colors to the club he coaches, not only that, he also has a habit of long-term contracts, including the current one with Manchester City. His contract will end next year after he was appointed in 2016. And the achievements he gave were extraordinary, one of which was being able to win the Champions League title.

It is obvious that those who worked with Guardiola, whether on the coaching staff or as a player, they understand how the training process works, they can learn strategy and other important aspects, but there remains a moment of decision-making, and this cannot be learned. You need to understand which player needs to be replaced, or how the game needs to be restructured, and this will determine how good a coach can be.

[junder]

hahaha you are right Many of those who worked with Guardiola went on to become successful coaches. Guardiola is friendly and a wonderful coach. He turned a mediocre club like Manchester City into the best club in the world. Manchester City Management has provided a lot of support. But it would never have been possible without Guardiola's mastermind. Guardiola's friend is probably Arteta. Arteta is also an excellent coach. Arteta has done very well this season with Arsenal. Xavi also won the La Liga title with Barcelona. Arne Slot is not experienced enough. However, it is expected that he will be able to make the Liverpool team stronger.

Manchester City's performance is indeed very good, especially under the tutelage of Pep Guardiola, who is a figure who has quite good experience so that he can manage Manchester City very well by being able to win trophies which are the targets of many teams. Manchester City's competition is very good because Pep Guardiola has a strategy that can implement it. Apart from that, Manchester City has quality and talented players, but that cannot guarantee that they will perform well if the coach is not suitable. with Manchester City having quality players as well as training from Pep Guardiola who are suitable to make Manchester City the best club in the world.

with Liverpool I hope they can compete better next season, also with other teams such as Chelsea and Manchester United. with news circulating that Ten Hag is being retained at Manchester United and I hope they can compete more fiercely next season, with Xavi saying he is starting to be interested in coaching in the English league.

[Nheer]

Last season Erik Ten Hag made many changes to the Manchester United squad, but many of his new recruits suffered injuries, making it quite difficult for Erik Ten Hag to build a team that could develop.
Erik Ten Hag has made a lot of efforts to change the team even though we can see that it hasn't been successful, but I believe in the process carried out by Erik Ten Hag with the quality he has and regardless of the player material he maintains in the squad, I think every coach each has their own point of view in selecting players.

I don’t know what he is trying to build but clearly he is making mistakes too despite have some injury problems, i have not seen any impact he have had on the team, throughout the season the team couldn’t show any  consistency and they struggled till the end of the season. Ten Hag haven’t shown his quality yet and I don’t know if he needs more time but how long will a coach need to be able to prove his worth after spending two seasons already. I don’t know what the management would do but i don’t think changing managers will be more effective.

Manchester United still lacks players in certain positions like the defense, they need a more experienced and competent defender because Varane is old and injury prone and Martinez is also an injury prone player since joining Manchester United but he is not though aand Maguire is not someone you can so rely on.

[bitgolden]

Liverpool's new coach Arne Slott is not as experienced as Klopp. He has never been the coach of a big club like Liverpool before. He was previously the coach of Feyenoord. Arne Slot's performance with Feyenoord was good enough. But managing a big club like Liverpool is more challenging.

The new coach will have to build the squad according to his choice of players. Next season we will see several changes in Liverpool's squad. Liverpool's overall performance this season has not been strong. Liverpool were short of talented players on the bench. So when a player suffered an injury, Klopp did not have a suitable replacement. This is why we have seen Liverpool's erratic and unstable performances. Arne Slot should rebuild Liverpool's entire squad.

Maybe it's not good, but I will try to compare it with the arrival of ten Hag at Manchester United, when he had very great authority in the Eredivisie, but he had to realize that in the Premier League everything happens differently. Therefore, I am skeptical about Slott at Liverpool and admit that they will not have an easy season. On the other hand, choosing a worthy coach for such a team is not an easy task and most likely Klopp took part in choosing a new coach, perhaps this will play an important role.

I will not be considering Arne Slott should not be considered as good or bad on his first year based on just what Klopp turned that club into. Sure they won premier league and UCL with Klopp, but that doesn't mean that they will do that with Arne Slot, it is not that great and we should consider that as too much.

As long as he finishes the season at top four, and goes up at UCL stage, then we would be considering that as good, or at least I would be. If he achieves that, then on his first ever season, we shouldn't really consider it getting anything bigger than that. I understand that we are going to give him a good team, not like they are terrible, they were even leading the league for a while this year, but that doesn't mean it would be same next season.

[Sexylizzy2813]

Not really, I'm not what you think. Lol. I don't bloody know it all, but, I know who knows ball and who's doesn't. Not just to my head but to others as well because your context is complete horseshit, I don't need to prattle bout knowing this and not knowing that.

You don't know that, you can't say that but it's your opinion, I'm just to ignore if I don't find whatever you say making sense. Manchester United will flourish under Erik Ten Hag.

Something happened offline on the pitch which I don't know, but he took it online as a professional you should be aware of the do's and don'ts and whatever repercussions that comes with it. Let me take you back to Sir Alex Ferguson and David Beckham who had issues, Sir Alex Ferguson was strongly in charge and made sure that Beckham leaves the club.

Same here with Erik Ten Hag, that was disrespect and all he wanted was an apology. Is that too difficult to do?  I'm done engaging with you, do better watch football properly henceforth. Bye. SMH

You're the type that get pissed when opposition fans boo your club, I know your type but is fine, just continue making a big mess over this issue but don't forget what I have said wherever you're running to.
Using Alex Ferguson's time with Beckham as an example with Erik ten Heg and Sancho, guy you're very low at comparing I must say. The issue at Old Trafford between the current manager and Sancho is very much different, lemme tell you, for peace to reign ETH should let that problem go, apology can't transform the team, no amount of apology would bring Sancho to play the way he played at Dortmund. If ETH dust that issue and start a new chapter with, not just Sancho but all the players I believe they're going to make the team great again and remember English players are highly rated that it gets into their head and as a manager you have to look for a way forward to make everyone be on the same page if not they're playing you out.
I know whatever Sancho did was wrong but at the same time ETH shouldn't think about himself but what's good for the team, don't be surprised if this same issue was the reason why someone like Rashford dropped form for the team, he wasn't feeling that vibe to be honest, and the rest of the teammates too, if as a player which I know you're not, there are some set of players you'd like to play with and you blend perfectly well, you won't be happy if that player isn't in the team but the manager is not thinking about it but to punish the player Sancho the more important to him, setting an example is what's ring in his (ETH) head.
Now you find it hard to accept the whole thing if not why run away from something you feel is correct? UTD fans aren't even supporting ETH stay at UTD but you're here arguing blindly, I'm sorry for your kind big man.

[Oneandpure]

I will not be considering Arne Slott should not be considered as good or bad on his first year based on just what Klopp turned that club into. Sure they won premier league and UCL with Klopp, but that doesn't mean that they will do that with Arne Slot, it is not that great and we should consider that as too much.

As long as he finishes the season at top four, and goes up at UCL stage, then we would be considering that as good, or at least I would be. If he achieves that, then on his first ever season, we shouldn't really consider it getting anything bigger than that. I understand that we are going to give him a good team, not like they are terrible, they were even leading the league for a while this year, but that doesn't mean it would be same next season.

Actually, Jurgen Klopp need three years later since becoming Liverpool manager for winning the Premier League trophy on season 2019/20 and its not huge pressure for Arne Slot if got failure on his first season debut as Liverpool manager.
Arne Slot need adapt with his tactician how difficult with Premier League competition because all teams participants always make unpredictable result some time the mediocre teams success defeating or take one points from top team.

But Arne Slot must finish on top fourth standings position and bring Liverpool must be qualify to Champion League every season, such as Jurgen Klopp need several years later since become Liverpool manager I think Arne Slot need longer time to know culture or Premier League and try to adopt is best tactician.

[Winterfrost]

Boehly's ego exceeds his bank account. He thinks he's smarter than Pochettino, a manager who knows what he's doing. Pochettino was creating something special at Chelsea by integrating young players like Jackson with veterans, and it was working. Boehly seems impatient and thinks he knows better.

So what if Jackson missed several chances last season? His gift is raw. Pochettino could've made him a top scorer. But Boehly fires Poch and hires a new guy who may bench Jackson for a showy, expensive player he bought. This is chaos, folks. Boehly's gamble will cost the club and fans.

Boehly has run Chelsea like a joke shop. They’ve spent over £1,000,000,000 and done absolutely nothing to justify that outlay.

Boehly thinks he’s playing FIFA, he gets too involved in transfers and the football decisions. He knows nothing about football and should leave it to the people who do.

There might be something going on between Boehly and Pochettino that is not yet disclosed. Pochettino had a good season, not the best but he would have gotten better this coming season, so letting go of Pochettino will cost the team some good chances. The team are going to begin to adapt to new pattern and it would take a little time to do so. We only have to see what the new coach has to offer, might be worst or better.

[Asiska02]

Basically, at this moment it becomes a trend about some coaches who are associated with Pep Guardoila or have worked with Pep Guardiola in the past either as assistant coaches and or also as players. Because, about the success of Arteta who also has experience working with Pep Guardiola and then, about Xabi Alonso who also has experience when he was a player at Bayern Munich and because at that time Pep Guardiola became Bayern Munich manager. With their success,  then this time Arne Slot who in the past had experience working with Pep Guardiola,then they might think that Arne Slot has good abilities and skills as well as the success of the big names that have been mentioned.

When you’re good all those around you that must have learnt from you would be believed by many that they must have had enough experience from working under your management. The situation of Pep Guardiola cannot be overstated because he has done well in the coaching role and all those that have worked under him are also doing well individually in their respective teams. So Arne Slot should be expected to do the same and the so much hope they have on him like other managers that have worked under Pep Guardiola excelling in their teams should make him be at his best and bring success to the team. I don’t see anything wrong with having hope in him like they have in others, he should be able to excel also in the new team.

[BITCOIN4X]

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Actually, Jurgen Klopp need three years later since becoming Liverpool manager for winning the Premier League trophy on season 2019/20 and its not huge pressure for Arne Slot if got failure on his first season debut as Liverpool manager.
Arne Slot need adapt with his tactician how difficult with Premier League competition because all teams participants always make unpredictable result some time the mediocre teams success defeating or take one points from top team.

But Arne Slot must finish on top fourth standings position and bring Liverpool must be qualify to Champion League every season, such as Jurgen Klopp need several years later since become Liverpool manager I think Arne Slot need longer time to know culture or Premier League and try to adopt is best tactician.

I don't think everyone should expect Arne Slot to win the Premier League title with Liverpool in his first season. He needs adaptation and adjustment and this takes time, sometimes up to half a season. Liverpool don't look ready to be Manchester City's toughest rivals next season, but this could change considering we have yet to see what impact Arne Slot's arrival will have on Liverpool.

Ten Hag and Arteta will likely be the two coaches who will lead the title race next season instead of just Manchester City. I don't expect only Pep Guardiola to lead the standings from the start of the season, but this could be possible if Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Manchester United are not better than Manchester City.

[Leviathan.007]

Basically, at this moment it becomes a trend about some coaches who are associated with Pep Guardoila or have worked with Pep Guardiola in the past either as assistant coaches and or also as players. Because, about the success of Arteta who also has experience working with Pep Guardiola and then, about Xabi Alonso who also has experience when he was a player at Bayern Munich and because at that time Pep Guardiola became Bayern Munich manager. With their success,  then this time Arne Slot who in the past had experience working with Pep Guardiola,then they might think that Arne Slot has good abilities and skills as well as the success of the big names that have been mentioned.

Yes, several names of coaches do have experience working with Pep Guardiola, both as a player and as a coach (assistant coach) and also several names that appear also appear to have given good performance for the clubs they work for, so it's not surprising when there are clubs that look at them because there are ties. indirectly and they compare with Pep Guardiola. Pep Guardiola himself is indeed a top coach at the moment, he has always been successful with the clubs he has managed, starting from Germany when he managed Bayern Munich, then in La Liga as coach of Barcelona and now in the English League with Manchester City.

He steals attention and can always bring new colors to the club he coaches, not only that, he also has a habit of long-term contracts, including the current one with Manchester City. His contract will end next year after he was appointed in 2016. And the achievements he gave were extraordinary, one of which was being able to win the Champions League title.

It's the Guardiola effect, man. Clubs see what Pep's done and think, "Anyone who's been in his circle must be a tactical genius." It's almost a meme, but there's truth to it. Arteta at Arsenal, Xavi at Barca... it's not coincidence. They learned from the best. If Slot delivers at Liverpool, that's just another win for the Guardiola school of thought

Guardiola is definitely one of the most successful coaches Manchester City is going to see ever. We can't forget before Guardiola joined this team they had nothing and they were not at a good level to even race for the Premier League title while now Guardiola helped his team to win the Premier League title for another time however during this time they also spent too much money for their team but still the effect of Guardiola in Manchester City is something we can't ignore.
Now the question is when he leaves the team and works for another team (He said he will do that one day) what is the solution for Manchester City?

[iBaba]

Guardiola is definitely one of the most successful coaches Manchester City is going to see ever. We can't forget before Guardiola joined this team they had nothing and they were not at a good level to even race for the Premier League title while now Guardiola helped his team to win the Premier League title for another time however during this time they also spent too much money for their team but still the effect of Guardiola in Manchester City is something we can't ignore.
Now the question is when he leaves the team and works for another team (He said he will do that one day) what is the solution for Manchester City?

No doubt, Guardiola is one of the best coaches Manchester City have gotten recently because of his big ideas and experience to lead the team to the promised land. I am sure Manchester City don't want to leave Pep Guardiola now because of his solid decision-making skills. What he [Guardiola] must also do now is to keep his feet strong for the competition ahead since everyone is working towards a bigger future ahead.

As for whether what Manchester City will run into, they will have nothing to do rather than work towards getting a replacement that can stand the same feat. Guardiola is not the only successful manager out there. The likes of Zidane, Ancelotti and others will also perform well or even better if eventually they serve the club.

[Obari]

Guardiola is definitely one of the most successful coaches Manchester City is going to see ever. We can't forget before Guardiola joined this team they had nothing and they were not at a good level to even race for the Premier League title while now Guardiola helped his team to win the Premier League title for another time however during this time they also spent too much money for their team but still the effect of Guardiola in Manchester City is something we can't ignore.
Now the question is when he leaves the team and works for another team (He said he will do that one day) what is the solution for Manchester City?

No doubt, Guardiola is one of the best coaches Manchester City have gotten recently because of his big ideas and experience to lead the team to the promised land. I am sure Manchester City don't want to leave Pep Guardiola now because of his solid decision-making skills. What he [Guardiola] must also do now is to keep his feet strong for the competition ahead since everyone is working towards a bigger future ahead.

As for whether what Manchester City will run into, they will have nothing to do rather than work towards getting a replacement that can stand the same feat. Guardiola is not the only successful manager out there. The likes of Zidane, Ancelotti and others will also perform well or even better if eventually they serve the club.

Zidane has already ruled himself out of any coaching job at England because of language barrier,according to sources.It is claimed Zidane has stated it clear how he would have loved to coach in England,but cannot because of the fact that he can't speak English there.That has been his major setback,else he wants to try his abilities in the premier league,and to me,due to how  good he is,he would have been the perfect successor to Pep,if Pep eventually leaves Mancity next season, because I heard pep is thinking of going somewhere else to coach after dominating England for some years,he will be looking at the possibility of coaching in another league.

[Dailyscript]

Boehly's ego exceeds his bank account. He thinks he's smarter than Pochettino, a manager who knows what he's doing. Pochettino was creating something special at Chelsea by integrating young players like Jackson with veterans, and it was working. Boehly seems impatient and thinks he knows better.

So what if Jackson missed several chances last season? His gift is raw. Pochettino could've made him a top scorer. But Boehly fires Poch and hires a new guy who may bench Jackson for a showy, expensive player he bought. This is chaos, folks. Boehly's gamble will cost the club and fans.

Boehly has run Chelsea like a joke shop. They’ve spent over £1,000,000,000 and done absolutely nothing to justify that outlay.

Boehly thinks he’s playing FIFA, he gets too involved in transfers and the football decisions. He knows nothing about football and should leave it to the people who do.

There might be something going on between Boehly and Pochettino that is not yet disclosed. Pochettino had a good season, not the best but he would have gotten better this coming season, so letting go of Pochettino will cost the team some good chances. The team are going to begin to adapt to new pattern and it would take a little time to do so. We only have to see what the new coach has to offer, might be worst or better.

Pochettino has never been the cause of Chelsea down fall and struggling rather he and Palmer have tried to revive the team with the effort they had put. The reason why Chelsea is going to the UEFA FA cup competition is because of Pochettino and Palmer which is why letting go of him as the manager will bring nothing but a delay in the success of Chelsea.

I wish them good tidings, hoping that the new coach will bring about the more good changes to the team. I also knew it that next season will be difficult a lot.

[EL MOHA]

Zidane has already ruled himself out of any coaching job at England because of language barrier,according to sources.It is claimed Zidane has stated it clear how he would have loved to coach in England,but cannot because of the fact that he can't speak English there.That has been his major setback,else he wants to try his abilities in the premier league,and to me,due to how  good he is,he would have been the perfect successor to Pep,if Pep eventually leaves Mancity next season, because I heard pep is thinking of going somewhere else to coach after dominating England for some years,he will be looking at the possibility of coaching in another league.

Everyone might have their opinion but I don’t think it’s only the language barrier that has made Zidane to not coming to England to coach. There are many coaches that came to England and they weren’t English speakers but within a short period of time they had actually learned the language. Aside that they are also clubs outside England that to me have approached Zidane and he turned them down, a clear example is the PSG job after Pochettino. He said he didn’t want to return to coaching now and then Enrique was handed over the job. Zidane to me has only one job in his mind which is to manage the France national team and nothing more. He will have to wait another tournament again to see maybe Deschamp will perform below expectations to get a chance

I wouldn’t rule anything out but Zidane to Manchester City will be a huge thing, I don’t see there pattern as same what Pep actually leaves now as a legacy. I think if Pep himself leaves then he might be heading to either been a national team coach with Spain, Germany and Brazil, rather than a club.

[GiftedMAN]

Basically, at this moment it becomes a trend about some coaches who are associated with Pep Guardoila or have worked with Pep Guardiola in the past either as assistant coaches and or also as players. Because, about the success of Arteta who also has experience working with Pep Guardiola and then, about Xabi Alonso who also has experience when he was a player at Bayern Munich and because at that time Pep Guardiola became Bayern Munich manager. With their success,  then this time Arne Slot who in the past had experience working with Pep Guardiola,then they might think that Arne Slot has good abilities and skills as well as the success of the big names that have been mentioned.

Yes, several names of coaches do have experience working with Pep Guardiola, both as a player and as a coach (assistant coach) and also several names that appear also appear to have given good performance for the clubs they work for, so it's not surprising when there are clubs that look at them because there are ties. indirectly and they compare with Pep Guardiola. Pep Guardiola himself is indeed a top coach at the moment, he has always been successful with the clubs he has managed, starting from Germany when he managed Bayern Munich, then in La Liga as coach of Barcelona and now in the English League with Manchester City.

He steals attention and can always bring new colors to the club he coaches, not only that, he also has a habit of long-term contracts, including the current one with Manchester City. His contract will end next year after he was appointed in 2016. And the achievements he gave were extraordinary, one of which was being able to win the Champions League title.

It's the Guardiola effect, man. Clubs see what Pep's done and think, "Anyone who's been in his circle must be a tactical genius." It's almost a meme, but there's truth to it. Arteta at Arsenal, Xavi at Barca... it's not coincidence. They learned from the best. If Slot delivers at Liverpool, that's just another win for the Guardiola school of thought

Guardiola is definitely one of the most successful coaches Manchester City is going to see ever. We can't forget before Guardiola joined this team they had nothing and they were not at a good level to even race for the Premier League title while now Guardiola helped his team to win the Premier League title for another time however during this time they also spent too much money for their team but still the effect of Guardiola in Manchester City is something we can't ignore.
Now the question is when he leaves the team and works for another team (He said he will do that one day) what is the solution for Manchester City?

I believe that Pep Guardiola has come a long way with Manchester City and since he is the best manager the team has had so far due to the number of trophies he has won for the team when ever he wants to leave the club the team will only be affected if the current Manchester City players are currently not playing in the team again or the club is in a financial crisis where they can't sign good players again with the coach that will be taking over from Guardiola. The coach has done so well for the club already because not all managers that was given money for players could sign the the types of quality he brought for the team but I believe when he will be leaving the team there will be a lot of changes because there's no way the club will have same squad for ever so as times passes by the team will also reduce their level of dominance in the league especially when Pep Guardiola will no longer be the manager of the team.

[KTChampions]

Have you forgotten that Liverpool did not participate in the Champions League this year?  
A place is not guaranteed to anyone, if we were confident in Liverpool it would be an easy +53% per annum. By the way, a change of coach is a very serious factor that can strengthen the team or, on the contrary, weaken it. If I had made an outright bet, I would have chosen a different outcome.

Yeah Liverpool only play in the Europa League because they finished in 5th place last season and that was their worst achievement in the previous 5 seasons, now Liverpool must start everything with a new method and strategy as you said the impact could be better or vice versa. Apart from that, several of Liverpool's mainstay players are heading towards retirement meaning this situation is really not easy and honestly I don't expect more from their performance with a new coach at least in the first season.

Yes, Liverpool’s prospects are vague, but regarding getting into the Champions League there is also a positive option: if England can surpass either Italy or Germany in the UEFA rankings, then there will be 5 spots for EPL. But in any case, restructuring in Liverpool is overdue and it’s good if it takes a couple of seasons. By the way, it will be interesting if City is thrown out of the Premier League, and Liverpool is feverishly rushing to be able to compete with Arsenal... such a season would be interesting to watch.

[DaNNy001]

Have you forgotten that Liverpool did not participate in the Champions League this year?  
A place is not guaranteed to anyone, if we were confident in Liverpool it would be an easy +53% per annum. By the way, a change of coach is a very serious factor that can strengthen the team or, on the contrary, weaken it. If I had made an outright bet, I would have chosen a different outcome.

Yeah Liverpool only play in the Europa League because they finished in 5th place last season and that was their worst achievement in the previous 5 seasons, now Liverpool must start everything with a new method and strategy as you said the impact could be better or vice versa. Apart from that, several of Liverpool's mainstay players are heading towards retirement meaning this situation is really not easy and honestly I don't expect more from their performance with a new coach at least in the first season.

Yes, Liverpool’s prospects are vague, but regarding getting into the Champions League there is also a positive option: if England can surpass either Italy or Germany in the UEFA rankings, then there will be 5 spots for EPL. But in any case, restructuring in Liverpool is overdue and it’s good if it takes a couple of seasons. By the way, it will be interesting if City is thrown out of the Premier League, and Liverpool is feverishly rushing to be able to compete with Arsenal... such a season would be interesting to watch.

Well we can only imagine that season to come but it's definitely going to be hard because with pep guadiola still the manager of city it's definitely going to take a very long time before we can even get to see something like that become the era of the day. As it stands now, the premier league is purely fixated in the hands of Manchester city and maybe arsenal because they are the only ones who seems to actually give city a run for the league title.

[Weawant]

When you’re good all those around you that must have learnt from you would be believed by many that they must have had enough experience from working under your management. The situation of Pep Guardiola cannot be overstated because he has done well in the coaching role and all those that have worked under him are also doing well individually in their respective teams. So Arne Slot should be expected to do the same and the so much hope they have on him like other managers that have worked under Pep Guardiola excelling in their teams should make him be at his best and bring success to the team. I don’t see anything wrong with having hope in him like they have in others, he should be able to excel also in the new team.

All the results produced by teams been led by guardiola obviously appears really excellent and such that everyone will want to be part of because he's really such a good coach in all he does but it doesn't mean those who served u DER him are going to be more exactly like him or be able to provide results such as that which he gets to produce almost every season,  they may try their best to be able to get good results but eventually they may not get exactly as much as he does cause he's the master and he has mastered every of the strategies he uses.

Much shouldn't be expected of Arne slot rather the expectations on him should be kept at average, be learnt u Dee guardiola isn't a guarantee he's going to be just successful like his boss even if there are still chances he's going to do well but not to expect as much as will be seen as when the boss gets to show his performance, they are most definitely going to carry a d differ from the other but importantly will be him not getting to the team to look like a weak team in the end of the season.

[entertheabyss]

Have you forgotten that Liverpool did not participate in the Champions League this year?  
A place is not guaranteed to anyone, if we were confident in Liverpool it would be an easy +53% per annum. By the way, a change of coach is a very serious factor that can strengthen the team or, on the contrary, weaken it. If I had made an outright bet, I would have chosen a different outcome.

Winning the EPL title doesn't come to the standards of important winning. The English Premier League is a tough one and we have come to realized how frustrating it have been for the Reds because their inability to range up for big winnings. Liverpool are opportune to be in the UEFA Champions League next season prior to their poor performance.