Premier League Prediction Thread 2023/2024

[harapan]

I don't think Pochettino is in any way taking any risk because he decided to join Chelsea as their new coach. Pochettino is familiar with the style of play in the premier League having coached Tottenham Hotspur four years and has gathered so much experience in England he can adapt with Chelsea pattern and he can help to fix the poor performance issues of Chelsea if given funds to get some good players to the team especially a good striker because Chelsea is lacking a good striker right now considering the number of goals they recorded in the just concluded season. Pochettino will continue his attacking pattern with Chelsea of he's to fix the problems there and with good attacking style, Chelsea's revival is certain.

I highly doubt that Pochettino will be a good coach for Chelsea. I know he has the experience of the premier league and all, but so did Lampard, so did Potter. Pochettino has had time in the Premier league with Tottenham and I cant say I was impressed with his time there. He didn't win a single trophy with them. He might make Chelsea play better than they did under their two last coaches but I don't think they will be in the top four. At most they will make it to Europa.
Poch is not known for rebuilding and Chelsea needs someone that can manage potential.

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Arsenal have shown signs of improvement and this squad of players aren’t that experienced to start with. Although I share the same sentiments. Whatever Arsenal are going to be doing this summer, mentality must be at the centre of it. The kind of players we bring, even the kind of drills they do. They honestly need to design a structure that reinforces that winning mentality. Arteta and Edu have done a lot in that regard since they took over but they can’t relent now. They need to intensify efforts if they’re to fight next season for a major trophy.

They have done the first step towards improvement and that was not winning the Premier League title this year. This often has a positive effect. It reminds me of Liverpool losing a Champions League final and afterwards everyone thought that the next final is going to be theirs. In the same season they lost the PL title against Manchester City and the season afterwards Liverpool even topped their performance from the season before and won the title. Losses can have amazing effects although there is never a guarantee for that.

But they eventually flopped again this season, the least people expect from them last season was fourth place in table and they had to fight for the fifth place, they struggle throught this season but last season, they were second place, they dragged place with Manchester City, it was only a point Manchester City used ton win last season and in addition to Liverpool performance, they won the FA cup last season but this season was a total flopped and that is why I am rethinking Arsenal situation. I believe in their ability to do more next season, but my fear is that if other clubs return back to form, it wouldn't be easy.

[lalabotax]

I think Arsenal performance is quite impressive because they were able to provide quite a fierce resistance in the race for the title this season even though at the end of the season they failed to win the EPL trophy.

yes, to be honest, Arsenal's performance during this season has progressed quite rapidly compared to last season. even in this season they actually almost won the League. it's just that at the end of the season their performance has slightly decreased and they are inconsistent in getting wins and several times wasted opportunities to win even from several clubs that they should have been able to win. so that their position was eventually replaced by Man City. and they were also candidates to win the UEFA League at that time but again they failed because of their inconsistency. hopefully in the next season they are able to provide better.

[Rengga Jati]

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Well Neymar isn't that useful players in terms of consistency. The risk of recruiting him is higher than benefits especially if we take on consideration his salary.
Until now there is rumours about Manchester United, Chelsea and Newcastle also. Pep Guardiola was reported that he talked with him but I doubt he will join Manchester City personally. I find him annoying and childish for Manchester City.

Yes, the problem is also there, the discrepancy between the salary paid and the expected performance. Maybe if it was then, Neymar might be able to develop quickly, but for now, it's a bit doubtful if you see how he performed during his time at PSG last season. It seems, for some reason, it's a bit hard to say, but in his era he probably wasn't that tall anymore. However, we don't know the reason for a big club in the EPL to recruit him later. Who knows, there really is a club and coach who is perfect for him, whether it's Man United or other clubs.

I highly doubt that Pochettino will be a good coach for Chelsea. I know he has the experience of the premier league and all, but so did Lampard, so did Potter.

Looks like yes, for some reason lately I've been a little doubtful about what has always been considered suitable and good for Chelsea if you look at how they performed last season. But indeed Pochettino may still not be suitable to become the next coach.

[alpamar99]

Arsenal has a pretty good team for this season, and we should not talk about them being inexperienced. At least this season's English Premier league has given them some kind of experience what they need is to strengthen the team by signing more players in order to increase their squad depth and this will enable them to fight for next season English Premier League.

I think Arsenal performance is quite impressive because they were able to provide quite a fierce resistance in the race for the title this season even though at the end of the season they failed to win the EPL trophy. Yes, apart from that the Arsenal squad is dominated by young players and I think they need time to get a strong mentality to become EPL champions.  Apart from that, it is likely that Arsenal just need a little change for next season where they have to have someone single in scoring goals in every game. Gabriel jesus and Eddie Nketiah have not been stable enough in their performance even though they have become important players this season but they often fail to bring Arsenal to full points as we have seen in their last few matches this season.

Moreover, next season Arsenal will play in the Champions League, of course they need a squad change to become stronger in next season's ucl or in epl, for sure they have to buy some quality players in the next summer transfer window.

Even though in this case they failed to win the championship, but seeing the increase in their position that is getting better and better over time is enough to show that they are still very good especially with dominance from the beginning even towards the end of the season like that.
Now they have to try something new and their target now obviously has to be better than this season.
Their problem is the increase and decrease in performance which is sometimes difficult to predict.

[Ndabagi01]

consistency and mentality are needed to overshadow the whole season in order to become champions, Manchester City have that while Arsenal do not therefore it is very appropriate for Manchester City to win the Premier League this season.
It's quite unfortunate indeed when Arsenal were able to top the standings for a very long time but they failed to become champions but they had to accept that because it was the team's own fault for not being able to be consistent at important times.

Arsenal needed to be consistent at all times while competing for the Premier League title, which they lost to Manchester City. There was some kind of lost priority and sense of mistrust in the club, which caused many players to lose that confidence. I believe they lost what they needed most in the final minutes rather than losing other less critical things.  They've learned a valuable lesson, and I'm confident they'll implement it over soon.

[shogun47]

But they eventually flopped again this season, the least people expect from them last season was fourth place in table and they had to fight for the fifth place, they struggle throught this season but last season, they were second place, they dragged place with Manchester City, it was only a point Manchester City used ton win last season and in addition to Liverpool performance, they won the FA cup last season but this season was a total flopped and that is why I am rethinking Arsenal situation. I believe in their ability to do more next season, but my fear is that if other clubs return back to form, it wouldn't be easy.

It is never easy when you play at a time when there is a superior and extremely powerful opponent in the league. Right now Manchester City is what Federer was in tennis. You could blame the opponent for showing weaknesses and not playing good enough, but what set players like Federer apart is the consistency and not everyone has it. Who would have thought that Arsenal could be competing this season for so long? I thought they play an important role this season, but that they would be first for so long, I didn't see that coming. When you sum up Arsenal's season, would you call it a failure?

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Even though in this case they failed to win the championship, but seeing the increase in their position that is getting better and better over time is enough to show that they are still very good especially with dominance from the beginning even towards the end of the season like that.
Now they have to try something new and their target now obviously has to be better than this season.
Their problem is the increase and decrease in performance which is sometimes difficult to predict.

The decline in performance towards the end of the season was indeed very disappointing because they failed to maintain their best form after they struggled from the start of the season. Arteta should be able to fix the tendency to decline in performance next season because from the depth of their squad they have been very well organized this season, there are only a few weaknesses and I think Arteta will be able to cover that gap.

Well speaking for next season some teams keep making changes in their squad depth. Be it Manchester United or Newcastle United because these two teams have been able to show impressive performances this season. I am amazed by Newcastle united they closed the season in the top 4 and qualified for the Champions league.

[Coyster]

Poch is not known for rebuilding and Chelsea needs someone that can manage potential.

Pochettino is a decent manager, but i think Julian Nagelsmann and Luis Enrique were better options, i still wonder why talks between the two of them and Chelsea fell through. Pochettino was manager of Spurs for quite sometime, and i wouldn't deny the fact that i love how he sets his team up to play, and that's in the offensive way, he doesn't sit back and absorb pressure nor park the bus.

Having said that, i don't think Pochettino can lead Chelsea to trophies, they will definitely bounce back to become a decent team, but they aren't going to compete for the EPL title as some people think, their goal next season should be to get themselves back into the CL and prolly win either the Carabao or FA Cup.

[Docnaster]

consistency and mentality are needed to overshadow the whole season in order to become champions, Manchester City have that while Arsenal do not therefore it is very appropriate for Manchester City to win the Premier League this season.
It's quite unfortunate indeed when Arsenal were able to top the standings for a very long time but they failed to become champions but they had to accept that because it was the team's own fault for not being able to be consistent at important times.

Arsenal needed to be consistent at all times while competing for the Premier League title, which they lost to Manchester City. There was some kind of lost priority and sense of mistrust in the club, which caused many players to lose that confidence. I believe they lost what they needed most in the final minutes rather than losing other less critical things.  They've learned a valuable lesson, and I'm confident they'll implement it over soon.

I think Arsenal were consistent and also had that winning mentality during the course of the just concluded English Premier League campaign. They played like a team who were hungry for the title more than any other team in the league until the sometime in March.
The problem Arsenal had if you ask me was that lack of depth in the sqaud. Their contending counterpart Manchester City on the other hand has a sqaud whose second XI can beat any team in the league and that I think was why they win the league ahead of Arsenal

[Rockstarguy]

consistency and mentality are needed to overshadow the whole season in order to become champions, Manchester City have that while Arsenal do not therefore it is very appropriate for Manchester City to win the Premier League this season.
It's quite unfortunate indeed when Arsenal were able to top the standings for a very long time but they failed to become champions but they had to accept that because it was the team's own fault for not being able to be consistent at important times.

Arsenal needed to be consistent at all times while competing for the Premier League title, which they lost to Manchester City. There was some kind of lost priority and sense of mistrust in the club, which caused many players to lose that confidence. I believe they lost what they needed most in the final minutes rather than losing other less critical things.  They've learned a valuable lesson, and I'm confident they'll implement it over soon.

Having a winning mentality as a team is very much important in winning competitions,  but just having a winning mentality is not enough without having players that can substitute other players when injury or weakness happens.  This is the problem of arsenal,  then when arsenal was playing games in the beginning they had winning mentality.  When players are strong it will slways build that winning mentality to succeed in every game.

[Prince Malik]

consistency and mentality are needed to overshadow the whole season in order to become champions, Manchester City have that while Arsenal do not therefore it is very appropriate for Manchester City to win the Premier League this season.
It's quite unfortunate indeed when Arsenal were able to top the standings for a very long time but they failed to become champions but they had to accept that because it was the team's own fault for not being able to be consistent at important times.

Arsenal needed to be consistent at all times while competing for the Premier League title, which they lost to Manchester City. There was some kind of lost priority and sense of mistrust in the club, which caused many players to lose that confidence. I believe they lost what they needed most in the final minutes rather than losing other less critical things.  They've learned a valuable lesson, and I'm confident they'll implement it over soon.

I think Arsenal were consistent and also had that winning mentality during the course of the just concluded English Premier League campaign. They played like a team who were hungry for the title more than any other team in the league until the sometime in March.
The problem Arsenal had if you ask me was that lack of depth in the sqaud. Their contending counterpart Manchester City on the other hand has a sqaud whose second XI can beat any team in the league and that I think was why they win the league ahead of Arsenal
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That's very treu, arsenal team was doing great in the majority of the season and everyone was thinking this squad can finally bring back arsenal to the EPL title but unfortunately for them everything start running on another direction, they wasted 4 points against Liverpool and west ham after being ahead in the score with two goals and that's show that this team wasn't really concentrated in the last 10 matches of the EPL]

[RILWAN]

Only luck is what stood between Arsenal and winning the league this season and the results of their recent performance have shown greatly how prepared they were towards the start of the league and this could be a preparation for the next season and luck may be on Arsenal side to win the coming season.

[snipie]

Only luck is what stood between Arsenal and winning the league this season and the results of their recent performance have shown greatly how prepared they were towards the start of the league and this could be a preparation for the next season and luck may be on Arsenal side to win the coming season.

Being unlucky could be described to a team like Dortmund in Bundesliga since only one match could be a game changer. Otherwise, luck has nothing to do with the failure of Arsenal weeks before the end of the season. They missed many opportunities at a point they couldn't stand from that and found themselves bypassed by Manchester City.

[JoyMarsha]

Poch is not known for rebuilding and Chelsea needs someone that can manage potential.

i don't think Pochettino can lead Chelsea to trophies, they will definitely bounce back to become a decent team, but they aren't going to compete for the EPL title as some people think, their goal next season should be to get themselves back into the CL and prolly win either the Carabao or FA Cup.

That should be their goal for next season, to start building their team before they start aiming for the premier league title. With the kind of quality players Chelsea has(although some players will be sold off, and bought also) If Pochettino can be able to utilize them well, the Chelsea club will be formidable by next season. This will take time to come by anyway

[Mr.right85]

Only luck is what stood between Arsenal and winning the league this season and the results of their recent performance have shown greatly how prepared they were towards the start of the league and this could be a preparation for the next season and luck may be on Arsenal side to win the coming season.

Being unlucky could be described to a team like Dortmund in Bundesliga since only one match could be a game changer. Otherwise, luck has nothing to do with the failure of Arsenal weeks before the end of the season. They missed many opportunities at a point they couldn't stand from that and found themselves bypassed by Manchester City.

A friend said, the issue with the Arsenal team was resulted by its board. The concerns was made on the squad depth which was rather poor. The first eleven was good but, these guys were over worked in the course of the season and how many leagues or cup they had to be kicked out from just to be able to stay strong but, fatigue still kicked in and they messed up in the end.

You can't say the same for Manchester, they hand enough players to rotate the team which ever way they wanted it. Its no surprise they persisted and still got to keep the league.
Now they've got to win the next inevitable which is, the champions league.

[Uruhara]

consistency and mentality are needed to overshadow the whole season in order to become champions, Manchester City have that while Arsenal do not therefore it is very appropriate for Manchester City to win the Premier League this season.
It's quite unfortunate indeed when Arsenal were able to top the standings for a very long time but they failed to become champions but they had to accept that because it was the team's own fault for not being able to be consistent at important times.

Arsenal needed to be consistent at all times while competing for the Premier League title, which they lost to Manchester City. There was some kind of lost priority and sense of mistrust in the club, which caused many players to lose that confidence. I believe they lost what they needed most in the final minutes rather than losing other less critical things.  They've learned a valuable lesson, and I'm confident they'll implement it over soon.

At least with the lessons they can take this season, it is hoped that Arsenal will become stronger in the coming season. Arsenal only lost moments in a few matches at the end of the season. I don't know if they let their guard down or lost confidence. but what is certain is that they cannot maintain the consistency they have built from the start of the season to the middle of the season and they must lose consistency at the end of the season.

[Mame89]

Having a winning mentality as a team is very much important in winning competitions,  but just having a winning mentality is not enough without having players that can substitute other players when injury or weakness happens.  This is the problem of arsenal,  then when arsenal was playing games in the beginning they had winning mentality.  When players are strong it will slways build that winning mentality to succeed in every game.

Yes, it's true, Arsenal's players have not been tested mentally and are still very unstable when there is a little pressure from Man City, they immediately shake. Apart from that, Arsenal lacked consistency and the depth of the squad was not sharp, plus the backup players were not good enough, this was proven and it must be admitted that when Saliba was absent, Arsenal's defense was immediately fragile. Even though the Gabriel-Saliba duet was very solid. That's all Arsenal lacks. However, you can say that this season has not failed, being able to be in second place and getting into the champions league is already good, Arsenal management must move quickly to reorganize the team for next season.

Only luck is what stood between Arsenal and winning the league this season and the results of their recent performance have shown greatly how prepared they were towards the start of the league and this could be a preparation for the next season and luck may be on Arsenal side to win the coming season.

You could say you were unlucky because you didn't take advantage of the point difference with Man City in the middle of the season. It is possible that Arsenal will win the EPL next season considering that their game has been good this season, next season they will only correct a few mistakes and add players who have become a weak sector this season. Premier League next season will be interesting, lots of ambitious teams. Arsenal can be recalculated next season, there is not too much squad rotation this season, there are many lessons to be learned for the 2023/2024 season.

[RaltcoinsB]

But they eventually flopped again this season, the least people expect from them last season was fourth place in table and they had to fight for the fifth place, they struggle throught this season but last season, they were second place, they dragged place with Manchester City, it was only a point Manchester City used ton win last season and in addition to Liverpool performance, they won the FA cup last season but this season was a total flopped and that is why I am rethinking Arsenal situation. I believe in their ability to do more next season, but my fear is that if other clubs return back to form, it wouldn't be easy.

It is never easy when you play at a time when there is a superior and extremely powerful opponent in the league. Right now Manchester City is what Federer was in tennis. You could blame the opponent for showing weaknesses and not playing good enough, but what set players like Federer apart is the consistency and not everyone has it. Who would have thought that Arsenal could be competing this season for so long? I thought they play an important role this season, but that they would be first for so long, I didn't see that coming. When you sum up Arsenal's season, would you call it a failure?

Actually, I don't think it can ever be called a failure. Nobody expected Arsenal to be this good at the start of the year. They could have even been champions, but they missed the championship because of the points they lost in a row. That's why their success seemed to be overshadowed. It should not be forgotten that the Premier league has an extraordinary team like Manchester City. This team is a team that can be champion anywhere in the world. Arsenal competed for the title with a tough opponent. If we look at the league as a whole, of course, they are successful.

[kro55]

Brighton have played very well this season. It is certainly commendable. Brighton is now sixth in the points table. Brighton's players have performed well this season. But I don't think Brighton will be strong enough to qualify for the Champions League next season. From Brighton, Newcastle, Manchester City, United, Liverpool and Chelsea teams are much stronger. And I think these teams will be at the top of the table next season. It is very unlikely to see Brighton in the top 5 of the points table.

Brighton ended the season in a good way, they managed to finish in 6th place which led them to the Europa League next season. Brighton appearance this season was truly unexpected, at the start of the season they managed to provide competition in the top four even though in the end they finished in 6th position. Brighton's success this season cannot be separated from Potter contribution in instilling a philosophy of playing well in attack and defense.

Next season is very difficult for Brighton to be able to provide competition in the top six positions. Chelsea, Tottenham, West Ham will make changes to their team so they can return to the European zone. Chelsea which has appointed Mauricio Pochettino as head coach, will have big targets next season. Chelsea will soon end their slump in order to return to the top four. Meanwhile, Tottenham and West Ham will make the competition even more competitive with a surprise next season.

There is no doubt that Brighton have performed well this season. But I would say that Brighton has performed well but their squad is not strong enough if we compare it with Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham. The performances of these three teams have been erratic this season. And so the Brighton team is able to stay at the top of the table. But they will strengthen themselves in the next season. And that's why it's so much harder for Brighton to stay at the top of the table or qualify for the Champions League.

But I would say that if Brighton strengthens their squad next season it might be possible for Brighton to qualify for the Champions League. But I don't think Brighton team management will prepare big funds and take the necessary steps to strengthen their squad.