Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[Pokapoka124]

Pochettino is going to start his job at Chelsea by the 1st of July. Chelsea should be entering a completely new period from now on. We shouldn't be seeing anything left from Potter's time because it was just horrible. Potter wasn't a manager who had experience with a top team before so it was some risk to take for Boehly.

The results of this risk were really heavy for the team as they couldn't even finish the season in top 10. Of course not all the time this kind of managers fail. For example Nagelsmann did a really great work with Bayern Munich in his first times. But here it was the right call to sack Potter after all that poor effort during the season.

So much will be expected from Pochettino coming in as a replacement for the coaches that have come and left especially with the high profiled players at the club currently. The process might take a while certainly but how much patience the board and fans can excercise matters too. I hope Todd Boehly will leave the dressing room affairs and let the manager do his job.

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[Pulsar77]

Of course I would like to see Tottenham being successful finally after many many years. But I also haven't heard about Ange Postecoglou at all. I don't know what kind of a manager he is and how much knowledge he has about the Premier League either. Because he hasn't managed any team in England before. However his time with Celtic so far has really been impressive. After a solid season they became the champions in their domestic league. But I still don't think Scottish Premiership is a reliable example to be sure about someone.

Tottenham are one of the teams that really need to make the right manager choice for themselves. None of the managers they had so far has been successful about winning a title. I hope I get wrong about this choice of theirs and they surprise us finally.

[wmaurik]

At least bringing Chelsea to a better position than now is considered good for Pochettino. But it is true that even in this case it is still possible but there is a lot of work waiting for him at the beginning of this season. The self-confidence and mentality of the players must be really improved because even though they are players who actually have extraordinary skills, but when their mentality is still the same as now, of course this will not be easy to navigate next season.

Apart from having to be able to improve mentally and hone the skills of Chelsea players for next season, Pochettino is also expected to be able to bring new tactics to the Chelsea team next season so that there will be an increase in team performance and also be able to reach a better position like this season. But the main target is to be in a better zone so that Chelsea can return to competing in other leagues such as the UCL or the Europa League.

[Rockstarguy]

Chelsea's problem is bigger than a change of coaches; the team lacks a game plan and must focus on signing multiple prospective players during the transfer window if they are to start winning games next season.

Yes, Chelsea's problem is really complex. Many people blame the coach. It's true, coaches are responsible for the performance of their players. But if you look at it here, even when they changed with a new coach who shone at the previous club, in the end they couldn't bring about change at Chelsea. This is because the problem is complex. And it's true, signing too many new players at once, and playing them right away, and even though most of them are not players who are very good at implementing tactics. Why didn't Chelsea make the decision to sign fewer players but those who could really contribute quite strongly to the club, so that at least the squad had target points that could be relied on in every line, especially the front lines for goal-scoring executors. Hopefully next season Chelsea can change more, it's a pity they didn't enter the UCL.

Chelsea's problem is not a problem of the coach.  It is beyond a problem of  coach , I think there are things that are supposed to be work on for the team to become strong again. Chelsea needs to examine what really the problem could that have been affecting them and if they work towards it I'm sure things is not going to remain the same. If you keep on doing the same thing all over just expect the same results, Chelsea have been doing the same thing for awhile now that is why they keep on having the same challenge. This is time the right things are suppose to be done to be in that best form.

[JoyMarsha]

Chelsea's problem is bigger than a change of coaches; the team lacks a game plan and must focus on signing multiple prospective players during the transfer window if they are to start winning games next season. Tod's Boehly has done a lot for the club, but things don't always go as planned, so he's looking forward to the new management. Mauricio Pochettino is capable of handling Chelsea's form and is the ideal manager to bring the club back from the brink of extinction. I know there are a lot of expectations from the fans, so we should take our time. The new manager will restore the club, but it will take time; patience is essential in this position.

For Chelsea fans to envision a miracle happening at the start of their next season with Pochettino as their new head coach would be absurd. Tod Boehl did a good job of supporting the club to bring in quality players, but he should take responsibility for his poor choice of coaches for the Chelsea squad. After using the services of Potter and Lampard, who ruined the performance of Chelsea players, it is now clear that he made a wise choice in the coach by picking Pochettino as Chelsea's head coach. 

[kamvreto]

At least bringing Chelsea to a better position than now is considered good for Pochettino. But it is true that even in this case it is still possible but there is a lot of work waiting for him at the beginning of this season. The self-confidence and mentality of the players must be really improved because even though they are players who actually have extraordinary skills, but when their mentality is still the same as now, of course this will not be easy to navigate next season.

Apart from having to be able to improve mentally and hone the skills of Chelsea players for next season, Pochettino is also expected to be able to bring new tactics to the Chelsea team next season so that there will be an increase in team performance and also be able to reach a better position like this season. But the main target is to be in a better zone so that Chelsea can return to competing in other leagues such as the UCL or the Europa League.

Pochettino seems indeed to be overhauling the Chelsea squad for next season. Players like Pulisic seem likely to be dumped by Pochettino, but the 24-year-old is struggling to secure his place at Chelsea.
Pulisic has only played 10 games for Chelsea this season, While his only goal this season came in a 3-0 win over Wolves in October. Chelsea under coach Mauricio Pochettino will trim the Blues squad ahead of next season. Pulisic is one of the players linked with the plan.

[asriloni]

Apart from having to be able to improve mentally and hone the skills of Chelsea players for next season, Pochettino is also expected to be able to bring new tactics to the Chelsea team next season so that there will be an increase in team performance and also be able to reach a better position like this season. But the main target is to be in a better zone so that Chelsea can return to competing in other leagues such as the UCL or the Europa League.

Let's see what kind of squads that will be made by him. As you can see that if pochet will be selling so many players. He was seriously starting to build the club again with his own version. As long as todd will make any intervention to the club and it will not make the result will be bad again. The owner must be stay away from there. It's caused by pochet needs to do everything alone.

I hope that if it will be going so well this season. it will be a shame if chelsea will be having same season like this time again. It will be mocking by so many parties.
Pochettino needs to sell so many players first before they will be signing the potential players from  another club. Striker must become the main target from pochettino caused by chelsea has no good striker at this moment.

[sokani]

So much will be expected from Pochettino coming in as a replacement for the coaches that have come and left especially with the high profiled players at the club currently. The process might take a while certainly but how much patience the board and fans can excercise matters too. I hope Todd Boehly will leave the dressing room affairs and let the manager do his job.

I think Chelsea would be much better next season if and only if the club ownership stops meddling in the management affairs of the club like transfer decisions. There has been situations whereby club owners go against the wish of the managers to sign new players... Like when Abrahamovic brought in Shevchenco against the wish of Jose Mourinho. Also, if the rumours are true I heard that the acquisition of Enzo Fernandez from Benfica was not Potter's wish but Boehly's. Mauricio Pochettino is a great choice and should be given a free hand to build the club in his own image and ideas. With the necessary financial support and backing, I think he can restore Chelsea back to glory.

[RaltcoinsB]

Chelsea's problem is bigger than a change of coaches; the team lacks a game plan and must focus on signing multiple prospective players during the transfer window if they are to start winning games next season. Tod's Boehly has done a lot for the club, but things don't always go as planned, so he's looking forward to the new management. Mauricio Pochettino is capable of handling Chelsea's form and is the ideal manager to bring the club back from the brink of extinction. I know there are a lot of expectations from the fans, so we should take our time. The new manager will restore the club, but it will take time; patience is essential in this position.

The new Chelsea manager should know that there was a habit that the Chelsea owner had before of visiting the dressing room and talking to players after games or during  halftime, maybe he may continue. New Chelsea manager also need to spark up a competitive spirit among these new Chelsea players that each of them are forced to perform to maintain their position in the first eleven squad. There is already high expectation for Chelsea against next season they've changed everything from players to right now, a coach.

Chelsea need a really talented coach. I think one of these options could be Mourinho. On the other hand, I think Nagelsmann can be considered as another option. With a few good transfers and coaches in an environment where the players will show their skills, they can finish next year in the top four. I hope they don't repeat this year's failure because we want to see Chelsea at the top.

[hashrateproducts]

So much will be expected from Pochettino coming in as a replacement for the coaches that have come and left especially with the high profiled players at the club currently. The process might take a while certainly but how much patience the board and fans can excercise matters too. I hope Todd Boehly will leave the dressing room affairs and let the manager do his job.

I think Chelsea would be much better next season if and only if the club ownership stops meddling in the management affairs of the club like transfer decisions. There has been situations whereby club owners go against the wish of the managers to sign new players... Like when Abrahamovic brought in Shevchenco against the wish of Jose Mourinho. Also, if the rumours are true I heard that the acquisition of Enzo Fernandez from Benfica was not Potter's wish but Boehly's. Mauricio Pochettino is a great choice and should be given a free hand to build the club in his own image and ideas. With the necessary financial support and backing, I think he can restore Chelsea back to glory.

If Pochetino will start to build the team like Arteta did at Arsenal,then we shouldn't expect Chelsea to be right at the top next season,he can make them qualify for Europa Ieague,but I don't think he can make them get to the champions league.He is a very nice coach who did well while he was at Totthenham,but I still think Chelsea have missed out on the best coach they had,which was Tuchel.Tuchel wanted to embark on a building process at Chelsea,but the management weren't able to Exercise patience with him due to the fact that Chelsea were on a losing streak.Lets hope Pochetino fills in that gap.

[borovichok]

Chelsea need a really talented coach. I think one of these options could be Mourinho. On the other hand, I think Nagelsmann can be considered as another option. With a few good transfers and coaches in an environment where the players will show their skills, they can finish next year in the top four. I hope they don't repeat this year's failure because we want to see Chelsea at the top.

José Mourinho, Anthonio Conte, and Thomas Tuchel remained my favorite coaches, and their presence fueled the club's winning streaks. Chelsea needs a competent coach, and they had one before, but blew it. Impatience is a key issue for the new management. Todd Boehly expects instant gratification, forgetting that in football, everything takes time. As an illustration, Manchester City did not emerge from nowhere to achieve such popularity and dominance in the English Premier League; they began from scratch, and the board has shown patience with Pep Guardiola, that's how it is. Mauricio Pochettino's arrival at Stamford Bridge has the potential to boost the team's performance; let's see what he has to give.

[shogun47]

I think Todd Boehly might have underestimated the task to bring Chelsea to the top. Obviously, he really thought that money can fix everything, but he has enough good examples to look at and see that it is not the case. PSG is one example and if they played in the Premier League, they would probably not win it. Manchester City has one of the best, if not the best manager in the world with Guardiola and he understands so much about soccer that he can provide the club with info on all fronts in terms of the sport. Boehly did some experiments and it didn't work out. There are articles where he says that he wants the leagues to function the American style and maybe that is one of his problems. He is entering new terrain and things work a bit differently in Europe.

His intention this season was indeed not wrong because regardless of anything he also wanted conditions where Chelsea played directly with the best conditions after a very big problem occurred internally at Chelsea so he wanted to fix it quickly with the money he had but in this case nor did he realize that his haste could get him into trouble in the end.
Todd's way of things is like a gamble and when he's on the wrong foot then the season is at stake. this was proven when actually Tuchel's dismissal seemed very hasty as well. several purchases of players that do not match the portion of needs because they are based on the desire to destroy them and this must be taken into consideration so that he thinks more about all kinds of consequences for himself in the future so that Chelsea's performance is much better than this season.

Right and I mean there is nothing wrong per se when you dismiss a coach although I still don't understand it, but when you dismiss Tuchel you also have to have a proper replcement of the same calibre. That was the biggest problem I saw. They dismiss Tuchel and then bring on a name that I almost never heard of I think, then they buy loads of players with big names and then the coach hasn't even ever coached any big names. The whole concept seemed to be faulty right from the start and that surprised me because the guy has all the money in the world and he could have contracted not only players, but also top advisors and a top coach accordingly. He wanted to prove something that he wasn't capable of doing. Now we know the result and this is going to take at least a year to correct.

[Bobrox]

If Pochetino will start to build the team like Arteta did at Arsenal,then we shouldn't expect Chelsea to be right at the top next season,he can make them qualify for Europa Ieague,but I don't think he can make them get to the champions league.He is a very nice coach who did well while he was at Totthenham,but I still think Chelsea have missed out on the best coach they had,which was Tuchel.Tuchel wanted to embark on a building process at Chelsea,but the management weren't able to Exercise patience with him due to the fact that Chelsea were on a losing streak.Lets hope Pochetino fills in that gap.

Regarding with player composition is not difficult for Chelsea back to the top fourth standing position next season and they have advantage without participants in European competition. Focus in domestic league only give beneficial for Chelsea but depend on Pochettino strategies, possibility or not bring Chelsea back to Champion League spot standing next season or compete for Primer League tittle race.

Actually, Pochettino not really impressive performance when becoming Primer League teams manager, although his achievement success bring Spur to Champion League final but he can't consistent to make Spurs talk more in Primer League.

[Jody.Drummer]

Chelsea need a really talented coach. I think one of these options could be Mourinho. On the other hand, I think Nagelsmann can be considered as another option. With a few good transfers and coaches in an environment where the players will show their skills, they can finish next year in the top four. I hope they don't repeat this year's failure because we want to see Chelsea at the top.

I still feel in this case it's not only about talent but about fit for Chelsea.
Tuchel is a gifted coach, Potter is also one of the coaches who has really caught the eye but due to the lack of compatibility in this case they haven't really been able to do much this season.
Mou is one of the coaches who is quite eccentric, but sometimes he is eccentric, which in addition to being able to irritate opponents, this can also irritate his own fans and officials.
With the nature of Mou and Todd I thought it would be a bit of a pain to actually look for something like this.

[Pokapoka124]

Since the Todd Boehly era, many talented players have come to Chelsea and the funds spent were also not small, but at that time the quality of the coaches chosen was very random. Maybe this time Chelsea won't repeat the same thing because at least Pochettino is still better than Potter or Lampard. Now it's just a matter of how he will manage all these talented players in the next season and of course in his first season as Chelsea coach he will encounter a few difficulties, but that's quite normal.

After all, Pochettino's experience is also not small in the EPL because previously he had also coached Spurs, although in the end he still failed to present a title. Regarding the recruitment of new players, I think Pochettino only needs strikers and defenders because the midfield to the wings are good enough, it's just a lack of coordination.

I really don’t see Todd Boehly as an expert in this field and I don't expect much from him in this regard. He tried handling transfer affairs of the club and it obviously was a mess, I hope he has learnt his lessons and hopefully those mistakes will be avoided with Pochettino’s arrival. I am curious to see what strategies and disciplinary measures Pochettino will put in place to make things better at the club. Chelsea supporters will be expecting a change next season with high hopes that Pochettino will be the man to stay for longer time and win trophies.

[CryptocurencyKing]

So much will be expected from Pochettino coming in as a replacement for the coaches that have come and left especially with the high profiled players at the club currently. The process might take a while certainly but how much patience the board and fans can excercise matters too. I hope Todd Boehly will leave the dressing room affairs and let the manager do his job.

I think Chelsea would be much better next season if and only if the club ownership stops meddling in the management affairs of the club like transfer decisions. There has been situations whereby club owners go against the wish of the managers to sign new players... Like when Abrahamovic brought in Shevchenco against the wish of Jose Mourinho. Also, if the rumours are true I heard that the acquisition of Enzo Fernandez from Benfica was not Potter's wish but Boehly's. Mauricio Pochettino is a great choice and should be given a free hand to build the club in his own image and ideas. With the necessary financial support and backing, I think he can restore Chelsea back to glory.

Patience is the key word and that’s what made Arsenal excelled with Arteta but I doubt Todd Boehly would want to give Pochettino enough time. Pochettino is perfect for this job, perhaps even more so than Nagelsmann would have been. He has the experience and he knows English football. He’s built a team that consistently challenged towards the upper reaches of the Premier League. He knows what it takes. This is if the club’s ownership give him the space to execute his plan, of course.

[Sebas.tian]

To this day, I can't stop thinking about the setbacks that have happened to Chelsea, even though Chelsea is now filled with great young star players full of talent. As a fan of 'the blues' I really hope that Pochettino can at least make Chelsea return to the top 5 next season.
add more players! I think Chelsea doesn't need that anymore, even Havertz is actually good enough to sell Chelsea to Madrid, what Chelsea needs right now is a good strategy from a coach, hopefully pochettino's hands will be very effective in dealing with Chelsea players.

Higher expectations from this new Chelsea coach Pochettino will not be pleasant, especially if he fails to meet them when he begins managing matches next season. Pochettino is not the best manager in terms of trophies, but he is also not an underestimated manager, thus I believe he should be given more time to strengthen the club by next season.

If Chelsea can still finish in the top half of the table next season, that's fine because he was able to propel them up the standings from this season. I hope he finds the proper players and makes them work well together, even if he has to add other players to supplement the current squad.

I think, there is a hope that Chelsea will make it next season because their management is seriously working to ensure they get the right coach and players that will improve the team in a way they will start acting like Manchester city. If Chelsea president can give this coach a long time to work on the players, I believe he will give Chelsea the best that the world will celebrate the team like the way they are celebrating potential teams in this season. Based on the arrangement on ground, show that Chelsea will not experience poor performance next season because the management are trying to bring in talented players that can deliver excellent at all time.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

I would say that only changing the coach cannot be a solution. The coach should be allowed to work independently. And at the same time, the coach should be given the opportunity to form the team according to his choice. For this Chelsea management should prepare big funds and get the required talented players in the team. While Chelsea's squad is strong, the bonding between their players is very weak. Although the coach has changed several times, the bond between the players has not strengthened. So Chelsea's performance was poor. This is why Chelsea should look for new players.

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From how things has been playing out, it's obvious the board are going to allow the new coach Mauricio Pochettino to be incharge, he's yet to take over the coaching job as that doesn't start until July 1st yet he's already making decisions in the club. He has let go of Joao felix and other players that aren't in his plans. I don't think Chelsea should spend that much in this summer instead we should sell more players so we can generate money and then we can spend wisely. Todd Boehly made a very big mistakes in his first tenor as  Chelsea owner. The amount he spent contributed to Chelsea downfall and the type of players he bought as well.

Todd Boehly has realized that he has to set back and let the manager do their job. Already he pulled out for signing the midfielder Manuel Ugarte from Sporting Lisbon and now PSG has gotten him. Chelsea needs to learn how to pull out more from deals that are getting too expensive and we need to prioritize players that want to play for Chelsea and not just chasing after the money. Any player that feels he's worth margining for with other clubs shoybe let go. We should go for low profile players that'll feel privileged to play for Chelsea so we can get the best out of the player.

[abhiseshakana]

In theory, yes, that's for sure.  if, the ownership of Manchester United was taken over in full by Qatar alias by Sheikh Jassim. that means, United will be a healthy club. because rumors are if the Glazers sell it to Qatar, Sheikh Jassim will pay off all of United's debts and at the same time renovate Old Trafford. that way, United will become a club on par with Manchester City in terms of finances. several other rumors, Sheikh Jassim will bring in several star players who have big names to make Ten Hag's work easier. Unfortunately, there has been no meeting point regarding the acquisition between the two parties.

Different from what was offered by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, at least Glazer still has shares, even if only 10%. but the most profitable offer for The Red Devil fans was from Sheikh Jassim, because he promised a lot for Manchester United's progress.
on the other hand, Sir Jim Ratcliffe did not have the money to buy United with his own funds. that means, he will finance the funds through debt. So, I agree with what you say. however, so far I haven't heard any recent news regarding the Manchester United acquisition issue. and if they don't, the Glazers could postpone it for next season. because, in the hands of Ten Hag United currently has good prospects.

With the existence of 2 parties who both have a strong desire to acquire Man United, I think the Glazers family has the upper hand at the moment. Therefore Glazer plays hard to get to trigger a bidding war that will certainly be more profitable for them. But this attitude can also be a boomerang for the Glazers because if they remain silent and they don't give certainty to the two bidders, I don't think the acquisition that Man United fans really want will ever materialize.

[Strongkored]

Premier League fans must be very unfamiliar with Ange Postecoglou name because he was starting his managerial career in Japan league and after that he has tried Australian League and his name was appears after bringing Celtic to win Scotland league two times in a row and maybe that's why Tottenham were interested to him and he is really experience coach but i highly doubt Postecoglou can able to lifted up Tottenham performance next season and we all know Tottenham is the team with high of pressure even big name such as Mourinho or Antonio Conte cannot able to bringing this team to gets the trophies and i personally predict Postecoglou position won't be last long in Tottenham

Judging someone's ability only by famous factors or not is quite unfair but what is in doubt is because of his experience as a successful manager going on in different leagues of competition, because the competition in these two leagues is much different. Steven Gerrard was quite successful in the Scottish league but he failed in the Premier League when he came to Aston Villa as a manager, so the new manager of Tottenham will remain in doubt until we see how he makes changes to this club, if he manages to make significant changes like what Eddie Howe did at Newcastle then the move to hire him will be a successful move for Levy.

Actually, Pochettino not really impressive performance when becoming Primer League teams manager, although his achievement success bring Spur to Champion League final but he can't consistent to make Spurs talk more in Primer League.

One of the keys to success for a club to remain competitive is to be successful in the transfer market by bringing in the right players by replacing the existing squad, maybe Pocchettino is not a smart person in this regard so when he was at Tottenham this club was only in good condition for a few seasons but after that's just average team so in the end he had to leave Tottenham, while at Chelsea maybe his experience will teach more things