Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[Mr.right85]

Arsenal haven’t been active so far since the start of the transfer market and I’m sure it must have raised some eyebrows. I think I’ve seen this pattern over the years. I’m more calm than anything else regarding Arsenal’s transfers tbh. With the way they competed in the 2nd half of last season, the reintegration of Gabriel Jesus and Timber is cause for hope. Even two signings of the right quality in the right positions will take them to the next level. They’ll be good. They just need one or two uplifting signings. Hopefully, they'll be the right ones.
I’m sure that a lot of activities will take place in the latter part of the window, it's who blinks first for now.

[Huppercase]

Exactly!
All Arsenal players are very hungry for title because last season was a lesson for the team in general because they misused some opportunities by defending on the Premier League title, they lose their way to win either FA cup or the Carabao Cup just because they focus on the team’s main target which was winning the EPL.

Nevertheless, the players and the manager were very keen towards winning a title for the team, they will never misuse any opportunity on any competition they will be playing next season and as such, they will do their best to perform very well next season in the EPL and I am also convinced that my team Arsenal will win the EPL title and some titles next season.

I was bit disappointed with how Arsenal.lag behind when they had the opportunity to turn things upside, they were now looking for a miracle for Manchester City to lose after seeing their own failure With Aston Villa, my painful experience last season is how Arsenal had the means to win the Premier League and yet they couldn't. If other leagues are distraction like FA Champions League are excuse, what about teams that won the three altogether.

I saw on the news that the manager is done for the transfer of yhe season and I have not seen what exactly Arsenal has bought, there were promised of bringing in some midfielders and a new striker to complement the already established players or perhaps it might be false since it didn't came out from Arsenal camp but I really hope they sign new players to improve the group.

[Weawant]

I don`t think the loss matters really too much from the fact that Poch really had a good stat in Pre-season but failed to replicate such form in the EPL even the stars players like Jackson and Liverpool Darwin Nunez failed to do well like how they perform during Pre-season, I am not judging any team or players by it this season, let see how well Man United can go when the season officially get started especially with Jim giving Ten Hag huge support in getting the players he wants.

Preseason isn't a very good time to make judgments for players or their teams because most likely you would make wrong judgements in that they may still turn out that your assumptions were wrong and not true as taught because some players can be really conservative in their preseason games only to turn out really tough in the main league games when the season eventually kicks off fully. Winning games at this point may not really matter to any team neither will loosing mean so much either because all are in preparations for the official kick off for the premier league.

[Raflesia]

Arsenal haven’t been active so far since the start of the transfer market and I’m sure it must have raised some eyebrows. I think I’ve seen this pattern over the years. I’m more calm than anything else regarding Arsenal’s transfers tbh. With the way they competed in the 2nd half of last season, the reintegration of Gabriel Jesus and Timber is cause for hope. Even two signings of the right quality in the right positions will take them to the next level. They’ll be good. They just need one or two uplifting signings. Hopefully, they'll be the right ones.
I’m sure that a lot of activities will take place in the latter part of the window, it's who blinks first for now.

With conditions where they have always been loyal in shopping for players in the previous season, Arsenal for this season still look quite passive. It's just that I don't think it will last long because however there are still several players rumored with Arsenal and one of them could still be a reality for them to bring in this season.

But if they try to be passive it looks like Arteta is still quite satisfied with the performance of his foster children, which in these 2 seasons is still very good at making contributions.
But indeed for now Arsenal's problem still seems to lie in the finisher. They are still very good in the quality of the attacks but their finishing is still poor because some of their strikers sometimes have trouble scoring goals. There are a lot of strikers owned by Arsenal such as Kai or Jesus but it still seems to be lacking.

[karabiber]

Arsenal haven’t been active so far since the start of the transfer market and I’m sure it must have raised some eyebrows. I think I’ve seen this pattern over the years. I’m more calm than anything else regarding Arsenal’s transfers tbh. With the way they competed in the 2nd half of last season, the reintegration of Gabriel Jesus and Timber is cause for hope. Even two signings of the right quality in the right positions will take them to the next level. They’ll be good. They just need one or two uplifting signings. Hopefully, they'll be the right ones.
I’m sure that a lot of activities will take place in the latter part of the window, it's who blinks first for now.

Arsenal are a reluctant team for the EPL championship. Even though they have been top in recent years, it doesn't mean they want the title. Every year we see mistakes in the team. Arsenal, especially in transfer windows, sign players who don't contribute to the team's needs. Even though Arsenal are in a good financial situation, they don't fill their squad with star players and go for players with potential. This makes them a team with average players. Unless Arsenal take radical decisions, they will continue to be an average team in the EPL.

[ndutndut]

No one thinks that pre-season matches are taken seriously, they do pre-season matches just to see how much strength they have. It is not uncommon for us to see them fielding all the players in one match, from there we can see that their goal is to see the ability of an individual player and carry out many strategies to be applied later in the real match.
There are many cases where a team is very good in pre-season, but they are bad in the actual match. It is not uncommon for us to see teams that play badly in pre-season matches, but in actual matches they can play very well. That means they are not serious in pre-season.
Regarding betting, I also really avoid betting in pre-season, because the risk is very big because they don't play to the best of their abilities. In the past I have experienced many losses when betting on pre-season matches.

Yes agree. It is very risky to place bets on pre-season matches because each team will of course play reserve players, and as you said pre-season is not that important even though the purpose of pre-season matches is to test the strength of young teams. but often pre-season matches are full of surprises, small teams are able to beat big teams. The reason is, apart from the coach wanting to test the young players, the players also play very carefully because they don't want to get injured in pre-season.

It often happens that teams perform poorly in pre-season, but are good when entering the new season, and vice versa. So Man United's defeat during pre-season is not a sign that they will start the season badly. I still believe Erik Tan Hag can compete in the EPL league next season, even though he doesn't get the EPL trophy, but I think they will be in the top four because Erik Ten Hag will definitely learn from previous seasons.

[Abu-Naim]

Arsenal haven’t been active so far since the start of the transfer market and I’m sure it must have raised some eyebrows. I think I’ve seen this pattern over the years. I’m more calm than anything else regarding Arsenal’s transfers tbh. With the way they competed in the 2nd half of last season, the reintegration of Gabriel Jesus and Timber is cause for hope. Even two signings of the right quality in the right positions will take them to the next level. They’ll be good. They just need one or two uplifting signings. Hopefully, they'll be the right ones.
I’m sure that a lot of activities will take place in the latter part of the window, it's who blinks first for now.

Arsenal is making effort in the transfer Market, they are showing interest in signing some players, but you know Arsenal when it comes to money, they will be feeling that the players didn’t worth the amount tag on them which at the end some teams will just hijack the player because of money.

Arsenal are looking for good plan B for Bukayo Saka, they are also in need of a reliable striker that can score above 20 goals per season because lack of reliable striker also affected their performance last season.