Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 3271. (Read 774574 times)

Mohammed Salah's special treatment at Liverpool isn't something that came from nowhere. He deservedly earned the king's treatment he's been getting at Liverpool because of scintillating performances he's delivered as a Liverpool player.
Before Salah's arrival, Liverpool hadn't won the English Premier League for over two decades and last won the UEFA Champions League in 2006 but after he arrived at the club, he changed the club's status quo by winning the English Top Flight since it was renamed as the English Premier League and also helping the team to European Cup glory

Chelsea is a team with lots of potential and they are in a good financial situation in which they can invest enough to bring some more players and male some players they don't need to leave or sell them. This means Pochettino should rebuild the whole team and this can be very hard work for Pochettino.



Newcastle just got what they wanted to get the got the ticket for champions league even if they didn't have enough potential for it.
But for the next season, I don't think Newcastle can stay on top of the table.

Partey actually had a good season for Arsenal last year, and if not for injuries, he would have been one of the league's finest, if not the best, midfielders. He provided the team's midfield with a lot of balance, which allowed them to win games with ease. The audience was meant to be supportive of his efforts, but toward the end they began to condemn him since they felt they no longer required his services due of his ongoing medical issues. Partey is about to go, and Xhaka has already left. This drastic change in the midfield could cost them the next season because the new players would require time to adjust to the new system. Declan Rice is the next objective if his deal is signed, it will be a major boost to the team. Havertz has already joined today. Arsenal now seems to want to work with younger players.

Salah received quite special treatment from Liverpool where Liverpool responded to his request for a salary increase and even his performance this season was also very impressive so there were no compelling factors for him to leave Liverpool.  The name Salah soared while in Liverpool uniform and he will be a figure greatly admired by current Liverpool fans even for the season to come. In fact, I think Salah will be an important player in the Liverpool squad for the next few seasons. Now, talking about Sadio Mane, it seems that his decision to leave Liverpool was a bad decision because when he joined Bayern Munich, his performance relatively decreased compared to when he was still at Liverpool. The demeanor that used to be a player was quite friendly but lately we see a big change happening to him.} For next season Kloop must be able to organize a more aggressive game scheme compared to this season, he needs to get an injection of energy from new players for next season. So far I haven't seen any big signs of the front line players they are targeting. Firmino will leave and that gap may have to be closed soon by bringing in other players.

salah didn't leave liverpool and he won't leave liverpool, he will be playing next season, who left was sadio mane who went to play at bayern last season where he later had an injury and didn't play in the world cup and to make matters worse his situation is that when he got better he couldn't score goals anymore and that's why he started to sit on the bench and as if that wasn't already too bad for him, there was a situation during a game where after that game the man attacked his teammate of the team and after that there was a bad feeling between him and everyone in the Bundesliga

well, it's a fact that with bayern's new coach, mane will hardly get along in bayern, he made a bad choice to leave liverpool, as for the liverpool coach, it's just a rumor, i doubt that the liverpool coach is leaving liverpool, last season we just had a lot of bad luck to have many injured players, I believe that liverpool this season will be stronger to fight for the title because I see that some good city players are leaving and I'm not seeing city spending a lot money with new players and it makes sense, city has already won everything and will have to spend some time without spending money with new players so that they recover all the money they invested over the years


It's really hard to understand what Arsenal's coach is planning, just look at this:
Kai Havertz goes to the arsenal.

source: https://www.instagram.com/p/CtwJqAuoPjx/

If it is said to be impressive, I don't necessarily agree. The fact remains that Chelsea finished in 12th position on the Premier League table, which is their worst performance in the past decade. Certainly, this cannot be attributed solely to the coach and players' fault there are numerous other factors that contributed to their decline this season.

On the other hand, we might agree that it is uncertain whether Chelsea will be able to win the EPL next season. It seems more realistic to suggest that their target would be to secure a place in the Champions League. Despite their active involvement in the transfer market this time around, let us also consider what they have actually done. They sold Hakim Ziyech, Edouard Mendy, Kalidou Koulibaly, and Kante to the Arab League. Additionally, if they were to genuinely let go of Kai Havertz to Arsenal, it would be quite surprising. Considering they have only brought in a coach with minimal titles and sold their star players, it is undoubtedly disappointing for their fans.

Let us also wait until August 31, 2023, to see who will arrive at Stamford Bridge. Only then can we truly predict where they will finish next season. I believe that with these few facts in mind, we can have a more accurate comparison.

Contrary to opinions, Arteta plans for Arsenal next season is easy.

1. Bin Partey and Xhaka for good amount of money.
2. get Rice to play the Deep lying playmaker role.
3. set up a jorginho rice odegaard midfield, or a midfield diamond of jorgingo rice harverts and odegaard or a Rice odegaard and harverts midfield. either will cook massively.

The big question is that, can Arsenal sign Rice from Westham? Their owner is not one that you can negotiate with easily.

I don't understand Arteta's plan for next season, he always has a way of changing things and making it better. I feel he's following Pep's method of regrouping players when the fans thinks he's making a mistake. If he let go Party and Xhaka at the same time is not a welcome development, I prefer letting Xhaka go because he has been on the Arsenal side for long and he has done perfectly well even winning trophies too but for Partey he hasn't won anything with the Arsenal side and he still has some much to offer to the Gunners, he's experience and to add more power to the midfield. Even if new defensive midfielders are introduced into the Arsenal side it should be as a replacement just incase of injury problem so I'd prefer Partey to stay than Xhaka.

Sure, Darwin Nunez isn't a bad player. But he isn't comparable with Haaland. The number of goals means a lot, mate. It indicates how the performance of a player, especially since he is a striker (CF). You can see that the number of Nunez's goals in the last season is even not half of Haaland's total goals. Nunez's contribution to the field is also not as significant as Haaland's contribution. So, I'm not sure if Nunez has a chance to perform like Haaland in the next season. Although he is quite skillful but he doesn't have a good mentality as Haaland.

I agree with you, presently Liverpool team is not one that struggles financially; instead i think they struggle because of change in style of play since salah left. And yes, the window is open and i am sure theres so much to explore in the market as Liverpool looks to keep Klopp and make midfield signings.

Also, Klopp is not off to manage the German national team. Not at all

As they say, the transition has already taken place. I'll be interested to know the details about the finances - will Barcelona pay him more than City (this would be logical since in City he is one of the cogs in the mechanism, and in Barcelona he will be one of the most important players)? And if so, how will Barcelona deal with their debts and the payroll restrictions imposed by the League.

Chelsea has performed admirably this season but I share your concerns that they will not be able to contend for the EPL championship the next year. Undoubtedly the squad has a lot of talented players but there is a clear lack of synergy between them that hurts their performance as a whole. They appear to be under additional pressure to prove themselves as a result of the weight of their hefty price tags. Sadly this has led to a lack of joy and a load that prevents them from playing. With Pochettino as the new coach there is reason for optimism since the team may develop the required respect for the process thanks to his strategic thinking and composed demeanour. Chelsea would benefit from studying the strategies of successful teams like Manchester United under Ferguson Manchester City under Guardiola Arsenal under Wenger/Arteta and Atletico Madrid under Simeone. Chelsea should strive to emulate these clubs distinctive playing styles regardless of the final score.

Why not keep Thomas Partey while letting Xhaka go? To be honest, those two midfielders have been performing a fantastic job for the team and played an important role in the recent season. I understand that footballer’s performances fade over time, but selling these two at this point is not a good decision; they should be allowed to stay for at least another season. I view Arsenal as an amazing team capable of winning trophies by next season.



Nkunku's efforts to build a strong team and a good attacking role for Chelsea rely on the work of all the players. Chelsea has already had a difficult season, and they must brace themselves for a harder challenge next season if they are to succeed in the Premier League and qualify for other European competitions.

In fact, I doubt they can compete with Manchester City. Regarding the red devils - yes, they have shown that struggle this season, but MC are in very good form and probably won't let up for the next few seasons. I think Newcastle have a place.at the top but not in a championship position

Shockingly Erik Ten Hag has been able to do something his past predecessors struggled to do, somehow he has managed to revive a bond between the players, creating team work. Now when you watch Manchester United play, they play with team work and not like individuals trying to show their individual capabilities on the pitch and this has been instrumental to his success story. If he can maintain this and having the board’s backing in transfers he can build a more formidable team in the next two seasons.

Newcastle can be a contender at the top of the table like they have been this season, but if they are not able to improve their players by signing some stars then it will be difficult for them to beat and stop big teams like Manchester City, Liverpool, Manchester United and Arsenal.

I believe Newcastle will not be the favorites in the Premier League as a team that will fight for the title race, but they can be competitors who will fight for Champions League tickets. If this team gets better season after season, then they can expect a title at the end of the season. It took a lot of time and big changes at Newcastle to win the title, but not next season in my opinion.

Liverpool is not a team with a bad financial situation and they are a team that can hire the players they need and I'm sure Klopp will give the list of players to the team to make a stronger team I was thinking they are going rebuild their teams for the next season.
However, I saw some news on Germany that they beg Klopp to leave Liverpool and help their national team.


https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/22762750/germany-jurgen-klopp-quit-liverpool-hansi-flick/

Newcastle performance this week was one of the most superb qualities from the players and also Eddie Howe. They're wonderful in every area of their style of football. They are gradually changing the football arrangement of the English premier league which states clearly that only elite clubs would make it to the top four, but Eddie Howe prove them wrong and winning a spot for UEFA UCL football next season. A good time to hold set sights on the magpies, no one knows where the club is heading next, because there performance was unpredictable and a surprise.

Agree with you, I'm also not sure that Chelsea will be able to compete for the EPL trophy next season, they are in the top four, that's already extraordinary. It's true that Chelsea doesn't lack quality players. What is lacking is the chemistry between the players, which is almost non-existent. The relatively high price tag makes Chelsea players appear to be in a hurry to show who they are.

There is no aura of joy there. And this is a burden that makes them "stuck" with the establishment of a circle with high pressure. And when the scoreboard looks minor, the mentality of the players seems to be dropping, this is serious work for the new coach Pochettino. Chelsea must respect the process more and that can be done with the presence of a cool-handed coach, maybe this can be done by Pochettino. Chelsea must learn from MU (FERGUSON), Man City (Guardiola), Arsenal (Wenger/Arteta) or even Atletico Madrid (simone). Regardless of the scoreboard results, win or lose, these teams have a clear playing character.

Newcastle really value process, even though at this moment they have very good finances but they are in no rush to have a coach and star players. With them really respecting the process then of course, with time Newcastle will be able to continue to grow and become a great team in the Premier League and maybe also in the Champions League. If that really happens then I'm sure, in the future English Premier League teams will always be strong candidates in European competition. Because the competition is very competitive in the English Premiere League, of course this will make the Premier League teams stronger compared to other league teams.