⚽ Premier League 2025/2026 Discussion Thread ⚽

[GiftedMAN]

This is the most difficult time for all the premier league big teams as all teams facing relegation will appear very dangerous and ready to make things difficult for them as they will be fighting to get out of the relegation zones and that of Tottenham facing Liverpool will be a perfect example of it. Liverpool facing Tottenham would have been on of the easiest game to predict in today's game but have become very difficult as Tottenham will be ready to sacrifice every thing jost to get off there relegation falling part and will not be happy to lose to Liverpool know matter what. Secondly I dont no what to say about the Liverpool side because they need this game to appear with more favoirdd

Any team fighting for the top four spot would have to be very careful when they meet the teams in the relegation or closer to the relegation cause they’ll be very tough and play defensively, let's use Manchester United's match against Westham as an example, Westham played very defensively and managed to score one goal with the little chances they have, if not for Sesko, Manchester United would've lost that match. Tottenham might look weak with poor form but Liverpool shouldn't underrate them cause they'll try to avoid the relegation spot.

[el kaka22]

What the issue with Tottenham was that they actually had a decent manager with Postecoglu, he was a decent manager and they should have hold onto that as much as they could and it would have made things better for them. But they did not, and the latest manager they have now is Igor Tudor, someone who literally did not spent 12 months in any team without getting fired.

I mean where do they come up with these guys? When you look at his CV and see that he has done badly enough to be fired by everyone, then why do you get him? Who is the agent for these guys that manages to convince all these teams to hire these manager even when they were doing badly? In any case, I think as soon as they finish above relegation and they also end up changing to a good manager, they won't face any issues.

[Nheer]

If Arsenal don't end up winning the the EPL trophy, then I just know that their problem is more than a physical problem.
I have no idea where their performance went to, at the beginning of the league I could literally bet my full salary for them to win a match, but right now they even loose and draw with small clubs, this is to show you how bad their performance has declined, and tis is what always affect them in other seasons as well they start well but when the league is rounding up they start playing poorly, they do have to buckle up

All eyes are now on Arsenal now because of how they have fumbled and lost the league towards the end the season for 3-4 seasons now. If Manchester City was to be the one leading with about 7 points no one will doubt them, not with this number of games left. Everyone will think they've won it already but not with Arsenal. I think until we are down to last game before everyone will finally accept that Arsenal have finally win the league.

For me I think this season is for Arsenal, they will eventually win it because no team is up to the task not even Manchester City. City has been performing averagely lately and with that performance I don't think they will get anywhere. They will still drop more points before the season ends but Arsenal still need to maintain their performance and drop minimal points.

[Unsoldier]

Together with February's MOTM, Guardiola has reached 12 in number! Things started to go wrong for his team lately though. He has been trying something new this season but that makes me miss his old ways...

If he fails to win the PL title this year then I think his probability of leaving the team this summer will increase. There have already been rumours like he will leave then. In that case I wonder who would be next to manage Manchester City.

I wouldn't want to believe the rumors of Pep leaving, this is because if he was still in winning ways, let's say he won the tittle, the rumors of him leaving won't be heard, when he won the league tittle for four straight seasons, who talked about him leaving, so now that things aren't going well with his team, he wants to leave, no he should stay back and fight for his place, that's the Pep I want to see.

There is quite a lot of talk right now about Pep Guardiola leaving Manchester City. However, Pep himself hasn't commented on it. Of course, if his team were winning the league, no one would even think about Guardiola's departure. But what adds fuel to the fire is that Man City hasn't even managed to reach the Champions League semifinals in recent years. The question is whether Guardiola himself wants to stay in Manchester and whether he has grown tired of coaching City. There is also a rumor that Manchester City's management is in talks with Jurgen Klopp for the head coach position. This is just a rumor, but if it's true, Klopp would be a worthy successor to Guardiola.

[abhiseshakana]

This is the most difficult time for all the premier league big teams as all teams facing relegation will appear very dangerous and ready to make things difficult for them as they will be fighting to get out of the relegation zones and that of Tottenham facing Liverpool will be a perfect example of it. Liverpool facing Tottenham would have been on of the easiest game to predict in today's game but have become very difficult as Tottenham will be ready to sacrifice every thing jost to get off there relegation falling part and will not be happy to lose to Liverpool know matter what. Secondly I dont no what to say about the Liverpool side because they need this game to appear with more favoirdd

Any team fighting for the top four spot would have to be very careful when they meet the teams in the relegation or closer to the relegation cause they’ll be very tough and play defensively, let's use Manchester United's match against Westham as an example, Westham played very defensively and managed to score one goal with the little chances they have, if not for Sesko, Manchester United would've lost that match. Tottenham might look weak with poor form but Liverpool shouldn't underrate them cause they'll try to avoid the relegation spot.

The match between Liverpool and Tottenham is  set to be a thrilling encounter and it may be quite difficult to predict the winner, as it is highly likely that neither side will field their strongest line-up, given  that both will be fighting tooth and nail in the second leg of the Champions League in the coming days. Liverpool have the advantage of playing at home, but that does  not guarantee they will win, because if Tottenham decides to focus fully on the Premier League, they could well put up a fight against Liverpool (given that Tottenham do not  stand much of a chance of beating Atletico Madrid in the 2nd leg).

Victory is the only thing that can keep Tottenham out of the relegation zone , so they must fight extra hard to make it happen. If Tottenham fail to escape the relegation zone, it will be a massive blow for them, and I reckon quite a few players will ask to leave.

[Pandu Geddon]

What the issue with Tottenham was that they actually had a decent manager with Postecoglu, he was a decent manager and they should have hold onto that as much as they could and it would have made things better for them. But they did not, and the latest manager they have now is Igor Tudor, someone who literally did not spent 12 months in any team without getting fired.

I mean where do they come up with these guys? When you look at his CV and see that he has done badly enough to be fired by everyone, then why do you get him? Who is the agent for these guys that manages to convince all these teams to hire these manager even when they were doing badly? In any case, I think as soon as they finish above relegation and they also end up changing to a good manager, they won't face any issues.

So what Tottenham can do is continue to work hard for a place in the Premier League next season. Changes must be made next season and the competition next season will be with stronger teams. 
Changing the coach will definitely have a big impact on the team's performance, and Tottenham is currently showing how their performance has dropped. They need to prepare a better coach.