You have 10 seconds to argue how this wouldn't be the most fun and ridiculous Premier League season in history.
Pro-tip: you cannot
1. Arsenal - Arsene Wenger
2. Aston Villa - Brendan Rodgers
3. Chelsea - Jose Mourinho
4. Dagenham Redbridge - Nigel Adkins
5. Everton - David Moyes
6. Fulham - Gary Neville
7. Leeds United - Martin O'Neill
8. Leicester City - Claudio Ranieri
9. Liverpool - Jurgen Klopp
10. Manchester City - Pep Guardiola
11. Manchester United - Louis Van Gaal
12. Millwall - Roy Keane
13. Newcastle - Rafa Benitez
14. Nottingham Forest - Neil Pearson
15. Rotherham United - Ian Holloway
16. Southampton - Andre Villas Boas
17. Sunderland - Sam Allardyce
18. Swansea City - Paulo Di Canio
19. Tottenham - Mauricio Pochettino
20. West Ham - Slaven Bilic
1. Chelsea - Conte
2. Tottenham - Pochettino
3. Liverpool - Klopp
4. Manchester United - Van Gaal
5. Manchester City - Guardiola
6. Arsenal - Löw
7. Southampton - Koeman
8. Everton - De Boer
9. Leicester - Ranieri
10. Derby County - Flores
11. Swansea - Guidolin
12. Fulham - Neville
13. Newcastle - Benitez
14. West Ham - Bilic
15. Stoke - Arry
16. Middlesbrough - Karanka
17. Brighton - Adkins
18. Hull City - Big Sam
19. Watford - Mazzarri
20. Bristol Rovers - Darrell Clarke
>>67570614
And yet the best players and teams are in Spain.
The premier league is back though. The playing field is now even, since all teams have sugar daddys and tv deals.
France, Germany and Italy is kill though.
>eastern europe
there is literally nothing to do there
>>67570678
>20. Bristol Rovers - Darrell Clarke
>>67570614
>6. Fulham - Gary Neville
That sorts out one of the relegation spots.
>>67570614
>>67570678
Big clubs only please lads.
>>67570777
>Aston Villa
>>67570614
Pretty good, but I made some minor changes.
1. Arsenal - Arsene Wenger
2. Aston Villa - Brendan Rodgers
3. Chelsea - Jose Mourinho
>Wolves - David O'Leary
5. Everton - David Moyes
>Preston North End - Bob Bradley
7. Leeds United - Martin O'Neill
8. Leicester City - Claudio Ranieri
9. Liverpool - Jurgen Klopp
10. Manchester City - Pep Guardiola
11. Manchester United - Louis Van Gaal
12. Millwall - Roy Keane
13. Newcastle - Rafa Benitez
14. Nottingham Forest - Neil Pearson
>Sheffield United - Ian Holloway
16. Southampton - Andre Villas Boas
17. Sunderland - Sam Allardyce
>Sheffield Wednesday - Paulo Di Canio
19. Tottenham - Mauricio Pochettino
20. West Ham - Slaven Bilic
England - Gary Neville
>>67570700
>The playing field is now even, since all teams have sugar daddys and tv deals.
This. Ironically, pumping more money into the game is going to loosen the grip of the Big 4. Not saying a Leicester is going to happen every year, but alot more teams will have realistic shots at the title instead of just lolManUwins.
>>67570700
Actually more money in the PL will only harm the big teams. The bottom clubs in the PL can sign players their counter parts in Spain can only dream off so the bigger teams can't just play their 2nd string players before big European games.
>>67570777
Why do people consider Leeds a big club again?
