Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[jostorres]

Tottenham could sell Kane at a higher price this season. And with that money, they can stabilize the team, by purchasing new players. I think it's better to build a stable team without relying on Harry Kane alone. If Kane is not sold, they will lose the opportunity to make a lot of money.

They could also do the same with Son as well, basically what Dortmund is going through at the same time. Dortmund had sancho+haaland and now they just have haaland and looking to not sell him for a small price, they were "offered" unofficially 150 million but they wanted something like 174 million I think. However, Son+Kane could bring in as much as 200 million which would be insane for Spurs, they could get like 5 players who are worth 40 million, that is going to be just surreal for them and would make that team into a contender nearly in one single off-season.

However, most of the time real life is not like football manager where you can just sell anyone the moment you want and get anyone with just one offer, it takes a lot longer than that and I feel like it is not going to be easy for them to do such huge moves that quickly, which is why they are avoiding it as much as they can.

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[DIA7]

https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-transfers/story/4439494/paul-pogba-key-to-man-united-transfer-plans-after-jadon-sanchoraphael-varane-deals

According to ESPN, Manchester Utd are ready to accept offers for their eight players including Anthony Martial, Daniel James and Phil Jones.

To be honest, I don't like Anthony Martial's game much. He hasn't been very helpful for the team. He is quite clumsy when it comes to scoring goals. He's still young (25) actually but I don't know if he could develop more here. Maybe going to another team would be really helpful for him. We have a Lukaku example, for example. He is much better at Inter now.

Personally, I believe that Martial is a very good player but not for Man Utd style/ kind of play. I also think that it will be a good move for him and the club to get a transfer. Maybe to another league as well. Lukaku is another story. Different position with a different kind of play and in a totally different league. Even if he played better in Inter than the Man Utd days, I believe that he could have a place and become better. For Daniel James, it would be great to loan him out and not giving him with regular transfer. Phil Jones was expected to be on their transfer list, especially now with the arrival of Varane. By the way, great move for Man Utd.

I believe if Anthony Martial go to another club,he will do well because the pattern of football Man-u plays seems not to suit him.He was very good at his former club before they signed him,but he turned to a flop at Man-u.Allowing him go is the best thing that should be done.I use to admire him alot because he has pace and can also dribble,but if he leaves,it will be better for him and Man-U.

I think that Martial was not a total flopp for Man United, his first season was a good one also 19/20 and 18/19 seasons were not a total waisted but the other 3 seasons we can say that he underperformed in them.
His price tag was a bit overpriced when they got him from Monaco but he was a rising star at that time and it's still much less then Barcelona waisted on Dembele.
As for Phil Jones I don't think he still knows how to play football the guy didn't have a ball in his feet for two years United will be lucky if a team submitted a bid for him, I think they should loan him first to show that he still can stand in a pitch before being able to sell him as his contract runs in summer of 2023.
While for Dan James he is also should be loaned before sold he got bit of talent but with Sancho coming through and OGS will want to get Diallo and Pellistri some time with first team I don't think that Dan James will get much time with United.

[AakZaki]

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is very much ready for the session and I feel his passion for United is making him invest in big players making new signings ahead of the season with a combined effort with his vice chairman Ed Woodward who is also eager to bring home bigger trophies this season United should be top of the table

Manchester United chose Solskjær as manager on 19 December 2018, he replaced Jose Mourinho for the remainder of the 18/19 season. More than three years without a title or trophy. I think his best achievement is the 2021 UEFA Europa League Runner-up. The rest I don't think is there, maybe he needs a chance, but 3 years is a long time. Maybe next season could be his last season because if it's 4 years without a title it's very bad. Management should evaluate him immediately if I read he has spent a lot of money on shopping.

[blackened515]

[snip]

Right, only relying on a few players is certainly not a good solution to achieve the title, and Kane can't stay at Tottenham forever because even to taste the Europa League competition is not possible. Even though he is still young but it is time for Kane to get a chance to play in the UCL next season, if City fail to get Kane then is it possible that City will succeed in getting Lewandowski who is older but still very sharp in scoring goals.

I can't agree with you. If we take a closer look at Tottengam's matches, we can easily see that the team relies heavily on Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son. These two are their main tools. If Tottenham had looked at their midfield and defense and improved on some of them, they would undoubtedly have been able to compete with Manchester City to win the title. By selling Kane they can buy experienced players for it in defense and midfield. I think  Heung-Min Son is suitable for forward.

I understand that Tottenham won't want to sell Kane because he had been very helpful to the club. And also, if they decide to sell him out, and they don't have someone to replace him, don't you think it will affect Tottenham. However, harry kane have to move to Manchester City inorder to face new challenges, and probably have the chance to play in the Champion League.

[youdacapt]

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is very much ready for the session and I feel his passion for United is making him invest in big players making new signings ahead of the season with a combined effort with his vice chairman Ed Woodward who is also eager to bring home bigger trophies this season United should be top of the table

Manchester United chose Solskjær as manager on 19 December 2018, he replaced Jose Mourinho for the remainder of the 18/19 season. More than three years without a title or trophy. I think his best achievement is the 2021 UEFA Europa League Runner-up. The rest I don't think is there, maybe he needs a chance, but 3 years is a long time. Maybe next season could be his last season because if it's 4 years without a title it's very bad. Management should evaluate him immediately if I read he has spent a lot of money on shopping.

For me, football is bigger than just trophies; ofcourse trophies are important and all Football Managers are judged by trophies won. But football owners know what's best and thats why Ole Solksjaer remains the best Manchester United coach after SAF. Ole has given Manchester united a face, an identity and ofcourse i am sure the trophies would come with consistent.

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

The Premier League 2021/2022 will be immense!

[Slow death]

But this vaccines hasn't gone round yet meaning there would be lots of restrictions. I was just wondering if it would be a nice idea if the officials of English premier league would create a room to vaccinate spectators who haven't gotten the vaccine because most countries have exursted their vaccines and a handful of people haven't gotten theirs yet

I thought that for people to watch the games they had to show some document that proves they have already been vaccinated, anyway they shouldn't allow people who haven't been vaccinated to go watch the games because it's too risky, with this third wave the deaths are very high and the number of cases keeps increasing

[mv1986]

Right, only relying on a few players is certainly not a good solution to achieve the title, and Kane can't stay at Tottenham forever because even to taste the Europa League competition is not possible. Even though he is still young but it is time for Kane to get a chance to play in the UCL next season, if City fail to get Kane then is it possible that City will succeed in getting Lewandowski who is older but still very sharp in scoring goals.

Tottenham is also not profitable to let go of Kane, if they do, then who will take his place? This will only be a headache for the club's management. And Manchester City have very good attack, so if they don't manage to buy Kane it won't be a problem for them. The same can be said about Lewandowski, he is no longer young and Manchester City simply does not need him, for the money that Bayern will ask for him.

Replacing him 1:1 will be impossible because even if they had the money and get 180 million for Kane, which world class player would transfer to Tottenham? Money isn't the problem, but the attractiveness of the club. If a player can choose between Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester City, Paris and Tottenham, well, even if Tottenham pays the most the player most likely would never go to Tottenham.

[Iranus]

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Right, only relying on a few players is certainly not a good solution to achieve the title, and Kane can't stay at Tottenham forever because even to taste the Europa League competition is not possible. Even though he is still young but it is time for Kane to get a chance to play in the UCL next season, if City fail to get Kane then is it possible that City will succeed in getting Lewandowski who is older but still very sharp in scoring goals.

I can't agree with you. If we take a closer look at Tottengam's matches, we can easily see that the team relies heavily on Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son. These two are their main tools. If Tottenham had looked at their midfield and defense and improved on some of them, they would undoubtedly have been able to compete with Manchester City to win the title. By selling Kane they can buy experienced players for it in defense and midfield. I think  Heung-Min Son is suitable for forward.

I understand that Tottenham won't want to sell Kane because he had been very helpful to the club. And also, if they decide to sell him out, and they don't have someone to replace him, don't you think it will affect Tottenham. However, harry kane have to move to Manchester City inorder to face new challenges, and probably have the chance to play in the Champion League.

It's normal not to want to sell Harry Kane. Harry Kane is their main player. But if they don't want to leave Kane, they should invest more in the club, and add some skilled defenders. They don't want to releas Kane and they don't want to buy any skilled players.

[MAAManda]

But this vaccines hasn't gone round yet meaning there would be lots of restrictions. I was just wondering if it would be a nice idea if the officials of English premier league would create a room to vaccinate spectators who haven't gotten the vaccine because most countries have exursted their vaccines and a handful of people haven't gotten theirs yet

I thought that for people to watch the games they had to show some document that proves they have already been vaccinated, anyway they shouldn't allow people who haven't been vaccinated to go watch the games because it's too risky, with this third wave the deaths are very high and the number of cases keeps increasing

Based on the information I read on Goal.com, they (the audience) are required to bring a covid certification (vaccine passport) and must be up-to-date. That is, when a match is held on 30 July for example, they must have a Covid certification on that date.

[gabbie2010]

https://www.espn.com/soccer/soccer-transfers/story/4439494/paul-pogba-key-to-man-united-transfer-plans-after-jadon-sanchoraphael-varane-deals

According to ESPN, Manchester Utd are ready to accept offers for their eight players including Anthony Martial, Daniel James and Phil Jones.

To be honest, I don't like Anthony Martial's game much. He hasn't been very helpful for the team. He is quite clumsy when it comes to scoring goals. He's still young (25) actually but I don't know if he could develop more here. Maybe going to another team would be really helpful for him. We have a Lukaku example, for example. He is much better at Inter now.

Personally, I believe that Martial is a very good player but not for Man Utd style/ kind of play. I also think that it will be a good move for him and the club to get a transfer. Maybe to another league as well. Lukaku is another story. Different position with a different kind of play and in a totally different league. Even if he played better in Inter than the Man Utd days, I believe that he could have a place and become better. For Daniel James, it would be great to loan him out and not giving him with regular transfer. Phil Jones was expected to be on their transfer list, especially now with the arrival of Varane. By the way, great move for Man Utd.

I believe if Anthony Martial go to another club,he will do well because the pattern of football Man-u plays seems not to suit him.He was very good at his former club before they signed him,but he turned to a flop at Man-u.Allowing him go is the best thing that should be done.I use to admire him alot because he has pace and can also dribble,but if he leaves,it will be better for him and Man-U.

The signing and arrival of Sancho will definitely limit the playing time of Anthony Martial in Man Utd the best option for him now is to leave and find another club that suit his style of play after-all there are other players who didn't perform well during their short spell in Man Utd but left and enjoy a playing time regularly in their new clubs respectively players like Depay and Angel Demaria, I expect Martial to follow their footstep he is not a bad player he is very talented and with age on his side, he still have much to offer in his found club, I am quite sure of his possibly getting a better offer from other well establihed clubs in Europe apart from EPL provided that they both reach a contract agreement

[blue Snow]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

I think to compare it only the last 2 seasons are not accurate, MU doesn't have a title in that between while Arsenal has the FA cup in 2020. Better to compare it to many years when MU has 4 Premier League titles in a row,  2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and champions league 2007–08. while Arsenal 2003–04 but of course they are good on the FA cup when having the title in a row  2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, and barren title on the champion league.

[hahay]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

I think to compare it only the last 2 seasons are not accurate, MU doesn't have a title in that between while Arsenal has the FA cup in 2020. Better to compare it to many years when MU has 4 Premier League titles in a row,  2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and champions league 2007–08. while Arsenal 2003–04 but of course they are good on the FA cup when having the title in a row  2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, and barren title on the champion league.

It's very possible they have a different focus, we can't make the benchmark of Arsenal's achievement by getting the FA title is a success too. After all, in the last two seasons Manchester United can finish better than Arsenal on the Premier League leaderboard. So for me, these achievements cannot be a comparison because it is very possible that both of them have different focuses and of course with these differences their targets are also different and both are successful according to their own targets.

[DU18]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

I think to compare it only the last 2 seasons are not accurate, MU doesn't have a title in that between while Arsenal has the FA cup in 2020. Better to compare it to many years when MU has 4 Premier League titles in a row,  2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and champions league 2007–08. while Arsenal 2003–04 but of course they are good on the FA cup when having the title in a row  2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, and barren title on the champion league.

both teams have their respective eras of glory so comparing the two teams is certainly not a good thing in my opinion, currently MU has collected around 44 championship trophies while arsenal only has 31 trophies, in terms of trophy acquisition of course MU is superior to arsenal, but we also should not underestimate arsenal who were able to break the record as unbeaten champions in 2003/04, besides that only a few clubs in the English league have been able to continue to compete in the top 4 standings so far only by relying on young players and also little money to buy player.

[Swordsoffreedom]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

I think to compare it only the last 2 seasons are not accurate, MU doesn't have a title in that between while Arsenal has the FA cup in 2020. Better to compare it to many years when MU has 4 Premier League titles in a row,  2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and champions league 2007–08. while Arsenal 2003–04 but of course they are good on the FA cup when having the title in a row  2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, and barren title on the champion league.

It's very possible they have a different focus, we can't make the benchmark of Arsenal's achievement by getting the FA title is a success too. After all, in the last two seasons Manchester United can finish better than Arsenal on the Premier League leaderboard. So for me, these achievements cannot be a comparison because it is very possible that both of them have different focuses and of course with these differences their targets are also different and both are successful according to their own targets.

It is foolish to compare Manchester United with Arsenal. Manchester United may not have won the title, but their gameplay is much better than Arsenal's. Arsenal were very weak in the previous season. There are no star players in the team, moreover the team was unstable. The bonding between the players was not good. I didn't like their gameplay either.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

It is foolish to compare Manchester United with Arsenal. Manchester United may not have won the title, but their gameplay is much better than Arsenal's. Arsenal were very weak in the previous season. There are no star players in the team, moreover the team was unstable. The bonding between the players was not good. I didn't like their gameplay either.

Arsenal got troubles since last seasons of Arsene Wenger and until now, they can not resolve it too well. They have spent more money for transfers since the record transfer of Metsut Ozil but they did not get good results so far. Some good players contribute good in first one to three seasons but generally they can not change the whole team.

Additionally, it is not only star players but the whole team are unstable in their performances. After the era of Sir. Alex and Wenger, Manchester United have better seasons than Arsenal. Even they both did not win any Premier League after retirement of those legendary coaches.

[bitzizzix]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

I think to compare it only the last 2 seasons are not accurate, MU doesn't have a title in that between while Arsenal has the FA cup in 2020. Better to compare it to many years when MU has 4 Premier League titles in a row,  2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and champions league 2007–08. while Arsenal 2003–04 but of course they are good on the FA cup when having the title in a row  2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, and barren title on the champion league.

It's very possible they have a different focus, we can't make the benchmark of Arsenal's achievement by getting the FA title is a success too. After all, in the last two seasons Manchester United can finish better than Arsenal on the Premier League leaderboard. So for me, these achievements cannot be a comparison because it is very possible that both of them have different focuses and of course with these differences their targets are also different and both are successful according to their own targets.

It is foolish to compare Manchester United with Arsenal. Manchester United may not have won the title, but their gameplay is much better than Arsenal's. Arsenal were very weak in the previous season. There are no star players in the team, moreover the team was unstable. The bonding between the players was not good. I didn't like their gameplay either.

In the previous season, Arsenal had a very bad season and received a lot of attention from netizens, not even a few of which made Arsenal the subject of ridicule on social media.
Yes, although Manchester Unitade did not win the title but everyone will judge from the game that Manchester Unitad is much better than Arsenal, and Arsenal failed to qualify for the Champions League for five consecutive seasons.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

In the previous season, Arsenal had a very bad season and received a lot of attention from netizens, not even a few of which made Arsenal the subject of ridicule on social media.
Yes, although Manchester Unitade did not win the title but everyone will judge from the game that Manchester Unitad is much better than Arsenal, and Arsenal failed to qualify for the Champions League for five consecutive seasons.

I don't have impression with what Solskjaer does in Manchester United. He relies on his players and almost unable to make important substitutions that can change matches.

He gives Pogba too much freedom to show his selfishness and does not give Bruno Fernadez some rest in unimportant matches. All of that shows that Solskjaer is not a big coach, at least now.

Arsenal are in bad direction and let's see how Arteta can change it for them. 2 or 3 more seasons for him to build up Arsenal squad.

[Altryist]

It is foolish to compare Manchester United with Arsenal. Manchester United may not have won the title, but their gameplay is much better than Arsenal's. Arsenal were very weak in the previous season. There are no star players in the team, moreover the team was unstable. The bonding between the players was not good. I didn't like their gameplay either.

Aubameyang may well be considered the star of Arsenal, but this is certainly not enough for great results. If we compare the rosters of Manchester United and Aresenal, then the difference in the level of players is very large. I'm not talking about the comparison of the lineups Arsenal with Manchester City, or Leverpool. And in Arsenal there are no significant changes that could affect the fact that the club will play better in the new season.

[Luzin]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

The Premier League 2021/2022 will be immense!

I don't agree when I compare it to other clubs. I certainly compare with the history of the club, how it goes and the titles it has won. Every club wants to be a champion and win all the trophies. Seeing the history of Manchester United in the hands of coaches Sir Alex Ferguson, Mourinho, Moyes, Giggs, Van Gall. Then the glorious era of Manchester United while with Ferguson. And of course I remember very well after that they started to dim. I think a lot of fans are waiting for Ferguson's era to come again under a different coach and that hasn't been there yet.

[Swordsoffreedom]

If you want to understand football progress, compare Arsenal and Arteta with the FA Cup win and their past 2 seasons; Then Compare Ole and Manchester United and the past two years. Which team has progressed?

I think to compare it only the last 2 seasons are not accurate, MU doesn't have a title in that between while Arsenal has the FA cup in 2020. Better to compare it to many years when MU has 4 Premier League titles in a row,  2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09, 2010–11, and champions league 2007–08. while Arsenal 2003–04 but of course they are good on the FA cup when having the title in a row  2013–14, 2014–15, 2016–17, and barren title on the champion league.

It's very possible they have a different focus, we can't make the benchmark of Arsenal's achievement by getting the FA title is a success too. After all, in the last two seasons Manchester United can finish better than Arsenal on the Premier League leaderboard. So for me, these achievements cannot be a comparison because it is very possible that both of them have different focuses and of course with these differences their targets are also different and both are successful according to their own targets.

It is foolish to compare Manchester United with Arsenal. Manchester United may not have won the title, but their gameplay is much better than Arsenal's. Arsenal were very weak in the previous season. There are no star players in the team, moreover the team was unstable. The bonding between the players was not good. I didn't like their gameplay either.

In the previous season, Arsenal had a very bad season and received a lot of attention from netizens, not even a few of which made Arsenal the subject of ridicule on social media.
Yes, although Manchester Unitade did not win the title but everyone will judge from the game that Manchester Unitad is much better than Arsenal, and Arsenal failed to qualify for the Champions League for five consecutive seasons.

The Arsenal team seems to be in financial crisis. Moreover, I think there is an internal conflict between the management and the players of the team. They failed to perform well in the previous season, moreover they clashed with Mesut Ozil. Ozil was a very important player for them. If there is an internal problem in the team then it is difficult for that team to perform well.