Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[abhiseshakana]

Solskjaer has actually tried to fix that weakness, which he applying a 3-4-1-2 (or 3-5-2) formation. In a defensive state, 2 midfielders will retreat to the back, so they will have 5 defenders to withstand the opponent's attack. Supposedly with this formation, Man United's defense can be stronger, but if the weak point is the players then multiplying defenders at the back is not a solution.

In my opinion, Maguire and Lindelof have no speed and they rarely make tackles. While Varane still needs time to adapt to Man United's style of play.

Ronaldo is indeed the right person to hold the position of captain. Maybe next season Ronaldo will actually become Man United captain  .

I think that in the next season, simply because of his age, Ronaldo will play fewer matches (or more often come on as a substitute being initially in reserve), so there is no point in making him the captain. Everyone knows and appreciates his merits, and in this case there is no point in this, since he can motivate even without having the team captain's bandage.

It makes sense. For a moment I forgot that Ronaldo was old and maybe he will face retirement in the next few years.

Do you think Maguire is the right person to be a captain or does Man United need another captain? The captain's matter may seem trivial, but if a team has a captain who lacks credibility then the team will not have strong chemistry. In my opinion, Man United needs a tough and chatty captain like Roy Keane and Gary Neville.

[jakdanyel]

Gerrard to Aston Villa - all but confirmed. The announcement is expected in a day or two, he's finalizing agreements with his backroom staff.

I'm really happy for him, he's making all the right steps. Maybe one day he'll be good enough for the ultimate challenge.

December 11th - save the date - Aston Villa coming to Anfield.

There were some speculations about Newcastle to get him as their new manager but they reached an agreement with Eddie Howe. As a result, Aston Villa benefited from this chance and signed Steven Gerrard. He is one of the managers who know the Premier League very well. He played in this league for so many years in the end. I think that Aston Villa made a right choice and I hope that they can get better with Gerrard.

[condoras]

Gerrard to Aston Villa - all but confirmed. The announcement is expected in a day or two, he's finalizing agreements with his backroom staff.

I'm really happy for him, he's making all the right steps. Maybe one day he'll be good enough for the ultimate challenge.

December 11th - save the date - Aston Villa coming to Anfield.

Gerrald anticipated move to Aston Villa is yet to be finalized according to some reports Ranger are trying their possible best to keep him while Aston Villa is also considering Martinez another target along with Gerrald, before the resumption of EPL a new manager would be announced, I prefer Gerrald for the job based on his outstanding performance for Rangers who broke the dominance of Celtic in the Scottish league, I hope replicate that performance in EPL if finally appointed by Aston Villa.

I don't want to underestimate the Scottish league but isn't EPL, especially when the team that we are talking about is one of the two wealthiest teams in the league.
Now Gerrard will have to manage a team that has far less budget than other teams in EPL. His choices must be more accurate and of course, to value rightfully the current players.
I guess that we will see something changing after the Christmas period, for sure Aston Villa will be active in the transfer market.

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I think that in the next season, simply because of his age, Ronaldo will play fewer matches (or more often come on as a substitute being initially in reserve), so there is no point in making him the captain. Everyone knows and appreciates his merits, and in this case there is no point in this, since he can motivate even without having the team captain's bandage.

It makes sense. For a moment I forgot that Ronaldo was old and maybe he will face retirement in the next few years.

Do you think Maguire is the right person to be a captain or does Man United need another captain? The captain's matter may seem trivial, but if a team has a captain who lacks credibility then the team will not have strong chemistry. In my opinion, Man United needs a tough and chatty captain like Roy Keane and Gary Neville.

In my opinion, Maguire is still lacking to be captain, he is still lacking in providing strong chemistry to other players, so Man United must find the right one and can influence other players, so Maguire lacks motivation in giving it to other players.

Ronaldo he is an important role at an age that is not old anymore can only respect in his role so with a few seasons remaining it is possible that Ronaldo can retire from Man United.

But by the way, will Ronaldo become a coach later?

[oHnK]

Solskjaer has actually tried to fix that weakness, which he applying a 3-4-1-2 (or 3-5-2) formation. In a defensive state, 2 midfielders will retreat to the back, so they will have 5 defenders to withstand the opponent's attack. Supposedly with this formation, Man United's defense can be stronger, but if the weak point is the players then multiplying defenders at the back is not a solution.

In my opinion, Maguire and Lindelof have no speed and they rarely make tackles. While Varane still needs time to adapt to Man United's style of play.

Ronaldo is indeed the right person to hold the position of captain. Maybe next season Ronaldo will actually become Man United captain  .

I think that in the next season, simply because of his age, Ronaldo will play fewer matches (or more often come on as a substitute being initially in reserve), so there is no point in making him the captain. Everyone knows and appreciates his merits, and in this case there is no point in this, since he can motivate even without having the team captain's bandage.

I agree with this, that it is very inappropriate for Ronaldo to be the substitute captain for Maguire, even though we all know that Ronaldo is only on a 2 year contract and plans to retire at Man United and plans to become the coach of the Man United youth team, which we both know he has a son.  in the junior team.  Thus, the current captain's position is difficult to replace without a better substitute.  Ronaldo and Maguire are 8 years apart, so it's only natural that I support that

[ShowOff]

I agree with this, that it is very inappropriate for Ronaldo to be the substitute captain for Maguire, even though we all know that Ronaldo is only on a 2 year contract and plans to retire at Man United and plans to become the coach of the Man United youth team, which we both know he has a son.  in the junior team.  Thus, the current captain's position is difficult to replace without a better substitute.  Ronaldo and Maguire are 8 years apart, so it's only natural that I support that

Ronaldo's contract is short at Manchester United and so I would not support "if possible" had the coach appointed him as team captain. de Gea or Pogba or maybe Varane would be much more likely in my opinion to be captain at Manchester United because there are a lot of season they would have had at Manchester United if management didn't want to sell him.

[SquirrelJulietGarden]

In my opinion, Maguire is still lacking to be captain, he is still lacking in providing strong chemistry to other players, so Man United must find the right one and can influence other players, so Maguire lacks motivation in giving it to other players.

Maguire is good and useful for Manchester but he can not do all things by himself. He need a good defense system and another good central defender who can mutually support each other with him. Varane can be the answer but he just came to the club 2 months ago. He needs more time in Manchester to combine with Maguire.

In Manchester, I think they can give the captain band to Ronaldo, not Maguire.

Ronaldo he is an important role at an age that is not old anymore can only respect in his role so with a few seasons remaining it is possible that Ronaldo can retire from Man United.

If Manchester United only look for a player who can score goals and be a leaders or role-model of young players, Ronaldo is good for them. He scores goals and changes the way other players in Manchester do in training, eating, etc. More than good. However if they look for a player who can bring the club to title, Ronaldo at his age is not that person.

But by the way, will Ronaldo become a coach later?

He is ambitious and with his characteristic, I don't think he is good to be a coach. He will behave more seriously than Mourinho, Conte against his boss. That is never good as a coach so it's best if he won't do it.

[LUCKMCFLY]

This is the English Premier League, up to currently fixture the fact is West Ham is better than Manchester United, West ham's victory dealt a crushing blow to liverpool which I think liverpool came with a big name and superior status.
They took a quick lead from Alison's error in anticipating the ball and West Ham's next goal made it clear that Liverpool have serious problems in their defence.
the season is still rolling i think with this winning and league standing other teams will count west ham as serious opponent.

You are right about West Ham, honestly it has surprised me and I see that the English league has a high level, as for Liverpool it surprises me notably, they seem to play only 1 game well and then they have all the faults in the next one, This is strange, and as for Manchester United I have really lost money here, I am surprised that they are playing so badly having great players, in fact Manchester United and PSG have made me lose, I guess Man United with New coach everything will be different, or at least if he stays he has to give a great turn to the team and urgently.

[Woodie]

Gerrard to Aston Villa - all but confirmed. The announcement is expected in a day or two, he's finalizing agreements with his backroom staff.

I'm really happy for him, he's making all the right steps. Maybe one day he'll be good enough for the ultimate challenge.

December 11th - save the date - Aston Villa coming to Anfield.

Welcome back to the premier league Stevie and great move from the legendary Gerrard! And from the look of things there are better days still to come in the future  seeing that his already tasted some success in his coaching career. Btw for him to return to Antifield where thee real success was made, dreams built and trophies won would really be a dream come true for him or any player that has graduated from being player to manager. Looking forward to seeing you more in the PL.

[MonaLeeTracy]

Welcome back to the premier league Stevie and great move from the legendary Gerrard! And from the look of things there are better days still to come in the future  seeing that his already tasted some success in his coaching career. Btw for him to return to Antifield where thee real success was made.

Not necessarily a great former player becomes a great coach, Moreover, Gerrard has just started his career as a coach in the English Premier League. The English Premier League is known to be very tough and has a lot of strong teams. Aston Villa will be very difficult to compete with the top 4 teams.

Currently Liverpool have found a coach who suits the character of the team. In the hands of Jurgen Klopp Liverpool have returned to being the seeded team in every tournament they have participated in. Gerrard chances of returning to Anfield are slim. unless liverpool have cut ties with jurgen klopp.

[Raflesia]

Gerrard to Aston Villa - all but confirmed. The announcement is expected in a day or two, he's finalizing agreements with his backroom staff.

I'm really happy for him, he's making all the right steps. Maybe one day he'll be good enough for the ultimate challenge.

December 11th - save the date - Aston Villa coming to Anfield.

Gerrard still has a long way to go after his announcement so he can get to know the players better in his training sessions but being stuck in the international break may be a bit confusing for some players who are afraid of injuries later.

But I believe Aston Villa choosing Gerrard is the right decision he can improve little by little but this adaptation still takes a long time but if Gerrard knows the character of this player can be impressive later when playing.

[KTChampions]

I think that in the next season, simply because of his age, Ronaldo will play fewer matches (or more often come on as a substitute being initially in reserve), so there is no point in making him the captain. Everyone knows and appreciates his merits, and in this case there is no point in this, since he can motivate even without having the team captain's bandage.

It makes sense. For a moment I forgot that Ronaldo was old and maybe he will face retirement in the next few years.

Do you think Maguire is the right person to be a captain or does Man United need another captain? The captain's matter may seem trivial, but if a team has a captain who lacks credibility then the team will not have strong chemistry. In my opinion, Man United needs a tough and chatty captain like Roy Keane and Gary Neville.

He may not be ideal, but quite suitable to be a captain and even if his influence on the team and its spirit is not as strong as we would like, but it is definitely not negative. Now it is much more difficult for me to imagine someone else in his place, each has its own shortcomings (for example, Pogba is emotionally unstable). And of course I hope that there will be players like Keane or Neville again at United )

[D-law]

In my opinion, Maguire is still lacking to be captain, he is still lacking in providing strong chemistry to other players, so Man United must find the right one and can influence other players, so Maguire lacks motivation in giving it to other players.

Maguire is good and useful for Manchester but he can not do all things by himself. He need a good defense system and another good central defender who can mutually support each other with him. Varane can be the answer but he just came to the club 2 months ago. He needs more time in Manchester to combine with Maguire.

In Manchester, I think they can give the captain band to Ronaldo, not Maguire.

Ronaldo he is an important role at an age that is not old anymore can only respect in his role so with a few seasons remaining it is possible that Ronaldo can retire from Man United.

If Manchester United only look for a player who can score goals and be a leaders or role-model of young players, Ronaldo is good for them. He scores goals and changes the way other players in Manchester do in training, eating, etc. More than good. However if they look for a player who can bring the club to title, Ronaldo at his age is not that person.

But by the way, will Ronaldo become a coach later?

He is ambitious and with his characteristic, I don't think he is good to be a coach. He will behave more seriously than Mourinho, Conte against his boss. That is never good as a coach so it's best if he won't do it.

Maguire is not Worth it,look at the past center backs that has played for Manchester United he simply doesn't fit into the team.
The team is built base on players with speed and techniques,as well strength he simply lacks the first two,hangs on ball too long,and he's total ball loss is too much.
If you're a Manchester United fan,when vidic and Rio Ferdinand paired at Manchester United,it's totally rare to see Ferdinand loss possession of the ball.
The captain hand banded should be taken with immediate effect please.
Overhyped British player that's not worth the cash.

[cygan]

Gerrard to Aston Villa - all but confirmed. The announcement is expected in a day or two, he's finalizing agreements with his backroom staff.

I'm really happy for him, he's making all the right steps. Maybe one day he'll be good enough for the ultimate challenge.

December 11th - save the date - Aston Villa coming to Anfield.

Welcome back to the premier league Stevie and great move from the legendary Gerrard! And from the look of things there are better days still to come in the future  seeing that his already tasted some success in his coaching career. Btw for him to return to Antifield where thee real success was made, dreams built and trophies won would really be a dream come true for him or any player that has graduated from being player to manager. Looking forward to seeing you more in the PL.

and after the sacking of Daniel Farke at norwich city, we may soon see another familiar face in the premier league. speculation is that the successor will be Frank Lampard with the task of saving the promoted club from relegation

[D-law]

I pray that Conte realize that Japhet Tanganga is the best Tottenham Hotspur defender in that squad,his best position is at CB their you see all his qualities,take a look at his performance at crystal palace earlier befor the red card he was superb,even Zaha compliment him after the game.he took more responsibility by covering Emerson Royal at that time the Brazilian right back is not fit and still getting use to the league.i think he we be playing at the right side of the 3 defenders.and Romero and someone else should complete the three at the back.

Japhet is honestly good at he's position, although coaches convert player's they think are too good for there current position.
Conte already made request of some players like Victor Moses, and John Mikel Obi,this are the kind of players that suits he's tactics,I see him improvising on cheaper player's do as to gain trust from the board and get a strong team set for next season.

[bekti3]

Atletico Madrid have already lost to Liverpool twice recently despite having so many star players in their squad, and it was surely not an easy task for West Ham to beat Liverpool with the limited number of star players in their squad. I wonder how did David Moyes messed up as the manager of Manchester United in the past when he had so many star players under his lead. I guess it will be interesting to see if David Moyes could lead West Ham to gain a spot as one of the top four teams on the table in the English Premier League at the end of this season.

I think there is a difference between coaching man united and west ham because man united as a big club there is much pressure on their managers to win titles, that is why many managers failed because they are not given the appropriate time since many come with their own game strategy and sometimes they fail in adopting it but i think he is already succeeding in west ham like he succeded in everton he made a strong team out of them.

As you said, being the coach of a team that has a great history and pursuing the goal of winning is very difficult, especially in terms of mentality and performance.
because like it or not they have to really rack their brains for the purpose they want to carry out.
maybe Moyes is very good at coaching West Ham, but that doesn't mean Moyes will play well at Manchester United.
The club level is also very different so we can't generalize about it.

Morinho is the only coach that had a good (not bad) results with Manchester United since fergeson depart, im really sad with what happen to Manchester United especially after the return of ronaldo, many people expected a good season for the man u but unfortunately nothing changed

considering mou is currently in Serie A I think it will be very difficult for him to return at this time because he still has a few more years on his contract there.
and this will be very difficult if United really want to sign him back.
i think maybe zidane's opportunity is still very open than seeing mou come back/

[BITCOIN4X]

and after the sacking of Daniel Farke at norwich city, we may soon see another familiar face in the premier league. speculation is that the successor will be Frank Lampard with the task of saving the promoted club from relegation

Is that just your wild opinion, mate?

I don't know how Lampard will handle the team if he is actually appointed as coach. He had coached Chelsea before and he failed to make the team successful. But I would never believe that Lampard can prevent the team from relegation if his experience with Chelsea is compared.

[Fesatmas]

Manchester City ended Manchester United in the derby last weekend but Ole hasn't still got sacked. I wonder what Manchester United aim to do by not doing this. Maybe they want to find a new manager before sacking him and I hope that it is the situation. Otherwise, a very problematic period of time awaits the team. Manchester United have a very tough fixture ahead. Maybe the Watford game is the easiest one but even it is going to be hard for them as long as they don't make a change.

It's too funny to keep Ole to the point of sacrificing players being bombarded with miserable scores many times. Manchester United seems to have been made like this on purpose, since Solskajer was there. It can't be helped that the Manchester United manager does not tolerate criticism from outside parties and continues to force a coach who is clearly incompetent to manage quality players.

Manchester United and their boards of directors are deceiving their selves, because if they don't sack Ole before the end of November they should forget about the league title and is a shame because when the season started they were one of the favourite to lift the title ahead of Liverpool and Chelsea but right now they are trying their best to be better than west ham.and the board are doing nothing,that's very poor from them.

That's what everyone thought and everyone hoped that Ole departure could at least save the reputation of expensive players at Manchester United. At least next season they have a transfer value that is greater than the achievements that currently should be used as players at the Red Devils club. If in the end Ole continues to be maintained, don't expect any Manchester United players to be ogled by any team.

[Avirunes]

and after the sacking of Daniel Farke at norwich city, we may soon see another familiar face in the premier league. speculation is that the successor will be Frank Lampard with the task of saving the promoted club from relegation

Is that just your wild opinion, mate?

I don't know how Lampard will handle the team if he is actually appointed as coach. He had coached Chelsea before and he failed to make the team successful. But I would never believe that Lampard can prevent the team from relegation if his experience with Chelsea is compared.

Yeah I also have doubts over Lampard managing Norwich well. With all the resources and players Chelsea had he made a mess out there but it was Tuchel who came to Chelsea's rescue. Well it's a good chance for Lampard to take shot at managing again and Norwich couldn't have found a better manager than him IMO but well let's see how it goes.

[rahmad2nd]

Gerrard to Aston Villa - all but confirmed. The announcement is expected in a day or two, he's finalizing agreements with his backroom staff.

I'm really happy for him, he's making all the right steps. Maybe one day he'll be good enough for the ultimate challenge.

December 11th - save the date - Aston Villa coming to Anfield.

Welcome back to the premier league Stevie and great move from the legendary Gerrard! And from the look of things there are better days still to come in the future  seeing that his already tasted some success in his coaching career. Btw for him to return to Antifield where thee real success was made, dreams built and trophies won would really be a dream come true for him or any player that has graduated from being player to manager. Looking forward to seeing you more in the PL.

and after the sacking of Daniel Farke at norwich city, we may soon see another familiar face in the premier league. speculation is that the successor will be Frank Lampard with the task of saving the promoted club from relegation

Norwich City are not a big team, let alone their current position at the bottom of the standings, the question is, will Lampard become a coach at Norwich with a slumped condition at the bottom of the standings? there are only a few positive things because the bottom of the Premier League standings is not far apart in points, only a few points adrift and if Lampard agrees to become Norwich coach there may be hope of escaping the relegation zone.