Topic: Premier League Prediction Thread 2021/2022 - page 6333. (Read 803451 times)
Yeah, Newcastle definitely have spent a great deal of money so far in the winter transfer window. But they haven't made any big transfer so far. They just splurged on average players. This is not good for them. I don't mean the money part of course as they have no problem with money now. I think that they could still be in trouble with the new lineup too. But the main goal for them should be clinging to the Premier League at the end of the season. And I hope they can make it.
Newcastle has spent a lot of money, and this money has been spent only to get out of the relegation zone. And I believe they can do it. Because now they are in 18th place in the table. If they are able to win two matches, they will be able to rise two steps above the points table. Norwich City are at risk at the moment. Maybe next season we won't see Norwich in the Premier League.
the top brass and investors there inevitably have to reshuffle their team in order to compete in the EPL. It would be very unfunny if a team with abundant wealth was thrown into the 2nd division of the standings.
now they must be able to be in the highest caste and that is a fixed price for newcastle
Yes, I did not delve into this case deeply, but judging by how everything went far, it was not ordinary (already annoying) accusations like METOO, but a real crime with existing evidence. But I would not exaggerate the impact of this event on the team - all United players are already used to constant scandals and hype around them, I do not think that this case will be something special.
This scandal will only concern Greenwood personally, nothing more, and will have a major impact on Man United's performance. The reason, this scandal has often happened to football players. This will only concern his career and will automatically be expelled from the club. I also don't think that this kind of thing will affect other players. There are a lot of scandals out there. I still, remember John Terry Sleeping with Wayne Bridge wife, but the difference is that his career is still not affected.To be cynical, I (as a United fan) hope that this event will lead to positive changes. I'm sick of United sleeping. It slept while Solskjaer was coach and continues to sleep after the change of coach. Maybe what happened will somehow shake up the team or lead to a change in playing patterns that will finally reveal the potential of the great players that make up United. I don't know, I just don't know what to hope for anymore
Maybe the tension you mean is between Arteta and Aubameyang?
I think the tension is now over after Aubameyang departure to Barcelona, indeed Arsenal still have a chance to reach the Champions League zone, but I don't think it's an easy thing for them because now they have a fairly limited squad, and it's not an easy thing for Arteta to be able to stabilize arsenal game if only relying on the existing squad as it is today, Seeing the condition of arsenal which lost many players in the transfer market and they did not bring in any players this season, I think arsenal will again fail to return to the champions league next season.
I think the tension is now over after Aubameyang departure to Barcelona, indeed Arsenal still have a chance to reach the Champions League zone, but I don't think it's an easy thing for them because now they have a fairly limited squad, and it's not an easy thing for Arteta to be able to stabilize arsenal game if only relying on the existing squad as it is today, Seeing the condition of arsenal which lost many players in the transfer market and they did not bring in any players this season, I think arsenal will again fail to return to the champions league next season.
Such is the cycle of Arsenal's journey that always fails to reach the target because their goals are often sent when the transfer window opens. Until now Arsenal will continue to try to print players who can fill the void. Regarding the feud with Arteta, Auba deserves to be sent to Barcelona. Arteta can more freely manage his players. Good decision, but with the consequence Arsenal are in a floating zone.
I'm hearing rumors that there was severe tension between Aubameyang and Arteta and this is the main reason for selling Aybameyang to -snip-
If I'm not mistaken, Arteta's anger was caused by a mistake made by Aubameyang. Auba very often takes disciplinary action, this makes Arteta take strict action in the form of a sanction for not playing. This action was done by Aubameyang around November or December, I can't remember for sure, you can search for it if needed.
Any coach would do the same with Arteta if their players didn't have a good attitude for the clubs and manager. Likewise in barcelona, maybe if Auba is bored, he might take disciplinary action again. Remember what Balotelli did? Auba's attitude is not so far off with this Italian player.
Yes, I have heard quite a few times Auba breaking the rules of the club or the coach. You know, different clubs have different views and rules.
Such as, you may know, Pep Guardiola doesn't allow his players to eat Pizza at any time.
So, Auba's actions may be made Arteta take reactions, and maybe that's what fueled his transfer to Barcelona. Whatever it is, I just hope that he does well with Barcelona.
I believed Arteta is looking ahead to the end of this season before signing new players, however I don't think he knew the task of clinching the UCL spot will be very challenging if that spot is guaranteed quality players will sign for the club.
Yes, although currently the difference in points between teams in the top 5 is very thin, but Arsenal's next opponent is Wolves, which incidentally is also chasing points to reach the top 4 position. After all, this is the entrance ticket to UCL. If Arsenal are not able to overtake the 2 teams above just by beating Wolves later, I think it will be difficult for Arsenal to be able to rise again with the team's condition internally quite shaky because of Aubameyang's departure even though this is indeed the management's hope..
Wolves is really tough for Arsenal apart from this is an away game for Arteta, I see how Wolves are doing really well at the moment and Arsenal are experiencing a bit of a woe after losing and drawing the result, if Arsenal can't get points it will be very difficult to get UCL tickets and Arteta had to fight again to pioneer back in a better position.
After Aubameyang's departure this will not worsen the front line and remain consistent with what is.
I believed Arteta is looking ahead to the end of this season before signing new players, however I don't think he knew the task of clinching the UCL spot will be very challenging if that spot is guaranteed quality players will sign for the club.
Yes, although currently the difference in points between teams in the top 5 is very thin, but Arsenal's next opponent is Wolves, which incidentally is also chasing points to reach the top 4 position. After all, this is the entrance ticket to UCL. If Arsenal are not able to overtake the 2 teams above just by beating Wolves later, I think it will be difficult for Arsenal to be able to rise again with the team's condition internally quite shaky because of Aubameyang's departure even though this is indeed the management's hope..
After Auba's departure, Arsenal might be in a bit of trouble I'm guessing. They don't have the squad depth needed to keep their players fresh. Although they are not playing anything other than EPL, still, having a good squad depth allows the coach to try out new combinations, and sometimes a lot of those work really well. But nonetheless, Arsenal might be having a tough time up ahead.
In less than one week, Manchester United are going to play an away game against Burnley. They were impressive by their performance in their last two league games. They are on a winning streak of two games recently and it looks like they can maintain this. Because Burnley are at the last position in the league standings currently. As Manchester United have been in a good shape these days, I think that they would manage to beat Burnley without looking at whether it's a home or away game. Burnley might resist but the Red Devils should be able to win by at least one-goal gap.
I'm hearing rumors that there was severe tension between Aubameyang and Arteta and this is the main reason for selling Aybameyang to -snip-
If I'm not mistaken, Arteta's anger was caused by a mistake made by Aubameyang. Auba very often takes disciplinary action, this makes Arteta take strict action in the form of a sanction for not playing. This action was done by Aubameyang around November or December, I can't remember for sure, you can search for it if needed.
Any coach would do the same with Arteta if their players didn't have a good attitude for the clubs and manager. Likewise in barcelona, maybe if Auba is bored, he might take disciplinary action again. Remember what Balotelli did? Auba's attitude is not so far off with this Italian player.
Newcastle's transformation further adds to the Premier League competition for the next few seasons, Newcastle need time to form their team with a number of world-class star players, Chelsea and Manchester City have done the same a few years ago. It's quite exciting to see the Premier League inhabited by big teams, they are Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Newcastle will compete to be the best in the world's number 1 league.
There are many changes that Newcastle have to make to compete with the top teams in the Premier League. I know they have become one of the richest teams in the Premier League but at the moment they have not proven that their status significantly affects the team's performance. Next 2-3 seasons we will see good impact from their big investment, but if they have to accept the reality of being relegated then things will never go well.The most important thing for them this season is to stay in the Premier League and start looking for more suitable players to fill the first team next season. If they fail to stay in the Premier League this season then the difficulty they will face in getting good players will increase.
They will need some time to properly build a perfect team that can compete on tier 1. I think they should approach each season individually. For example, this season their goal should be to not get relegated. Next season maybe they can go for the top 10 placings. And maybe in the next 2 or 3 years, they might be able to go for the top 4 spots.
I'm hearing rumors that there was severe tension between Aubameyang and Arteta and this is the main reason for selling Aybameyang to -snip-
If I'm not mistaken, Arteta's anger was caused by a mistake made by Aubameyang. Auba very often takes disciplinary action, this makes Arteta take strict action in the form of a sanction for not playing. This action was done by Aubameyang around November or December, I can't remember for sure, you can search for it if needed.
Any coach would do the same with Arteta if their players didn't have a good attitude for the clubs and manager. Likewise in barcelona, maybe if Auba is bored, he might take disciplinary action again. Remember what Balotelli did? Auba's attitude is not so far off with this Italian player.
I believed Arteta is looking ahead to the end of this season before signing new players, however I don't think he knew the task of clinching the UCL spot will be very challenging if that spot is guaranteed quality players will sign for the club.
Yes, although currently the difference in points between teams in the top 5 is very thin, but Arsenal's next opponent is Wolves, which incidentally is also chasing points to reach the top 4 position. After all, this is the entrance ticket to UCL. If Arsenal are not able to overtake the 2 teams above just by beating Wolves later, I think it will be difficult for Arsenal to be able to rise again with the team's condition internally quite shaky because of Aubameyang's departure even though this is indeed the management's hope..
Newcastle's transformation further adds to the Premier League competition for the next few seasons, Newcastle need time to form their team with a number of world-class star players, Chelsea and Manchester City have done the same a few years ago. It's quite exciting to see the Premier League inhabited by big teams, they are Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham, Arsenal and Newcastle will compete to be the best in the world's number 1 league.
There are many changes that Newcastle have to make to compete with the top teams in the Premier League. I know they have become one of the richest teams in the Premier League but at the moment they have not proven that their status significantly affects the team's performance. Next 2-3 seasons we will see good impact from their big investment, but if they have to accept the reality of being relegated then things will never go well.The most important thing for them this season is to stay in the Premier League and start looking for more suitable players to fill the first team next season. If they fail to stay in the Premier League this season then the difficulty they will face in getting good players will increase.
The race for the last spot of top 4 will be keenly contested between Tottenham, Arsenal, West Ham and Man Utd, Arsenal who should have been tip to clinch the spot are very inconsistent in their performances, despite the fact that they are out of every competitions, except they up their game in their remaining EPL matches else they may end up qualifying for Europa league,
Arteta is relying on Lacazette and Nketia as their main striker till the end of the season which is reasonable considering the fact that Arsenal has 17 EPL matches till end of the season.
Arsenal still has the same chance. if Arteta can stabilize Arsenal's game on a winning trend. because there is news in the team, there is a tension that makes the team's game less good.Arteta is relying on Lacazette and Nketia as their main striker till the end of the season which is reasonable considering the fact that Arsenal has 17 EPL matches till end of the season.
maybe Arteta should be more selective in choosing players in the main and reserve squads. because actually, Arsenal has good players. they can enter in the top 4 if they finish the remaining games until the end of the season well.
I think the tension is now over after Aubameyang departure to Barcelona, indeed Arsenal still have a chance to reach the Champions League zone, but I don't think it's an easy thing for them because now they have a fairly limited squad, and it's not an easy thing for Arteta to be able to stabilize arsenal game if only relying on the existing squad as it is today, Seeing the condition of arsenal which lost many players in the transfer market and they did not bring in any players this season, I think arsenal will again fail to return to the champions league next season.
I believed Arteta is looking ahead to the end of this season before signing new players, however I don't think he knew the task of clinching the UCL spot will be very challenging if that spot is guaranteed quality players will sign for the club.
The investigations are continuing, and this certainly wouldn't do anything to help team spirit at Man United, and that was one of their big problems... it is getting quite difficult to see them finishing this campaign in a Champions League spot. As for Greenwood personally, it seems this is effectively the end of his career... unless he is actually innocent and is cleared of all charges, but given the way things have gone so far, that seems quite an unlikely outcome.
Yes, I did not delve into this case deeply, but judging by how everything went far, it was not ordinary (already annoying) accusations like METOO, but a real crime with existing evidence. But I would not exaggerate the impact of this event on the team - all United players are already used to constant scandals and hype around them, I do not think that this case will be something special.
The investigations are continuing, and this certainly wouldn't do anything to help team spirit at Man United, and that was one of their big problems... it is getting quite difficult to see them finishing this campaign in a Champions League spot. As for Greenwood personally, it seems this is effectively the end of his career... unless he is actually innocent and is cleared of all charges, but given the way things have gone so far, that seems quite an unlikely outcome.
Yes, I did not delve into this case deeply, but judging by how everything went far, it was not ordinary (already annoying) accusations like METOO, but a real crime with existing evidence. But I would not exaggerate the impact of this event on the team - all United players are already used to constant scandals and hype around them, I do not think that this case will be something special.
So true. EPL is indeed the best place to invest, I don't want to criticize other leagues, but if we want to see business opportunities, the EPL is a pretty good place. we can take a comparison with other leagues for example, such as the Bundesliga. investors cannot act freely there because indeed the rules in the league still apply that 51% of club ownership still belongs to CMIIW supporters. In contrast to the English league, it can be said that the largest shareholder will rule. and for newcastle itself I think it's still very reasonable that they have to spend money for now.
Look at City a few years ago before Sheikh Mansour bought it. they also need several seasons to become as strong as they are now
This may be true if the club owners are willing to put in as much money as need for the good result. Good examples are Chelsea, Manchester City and PSG, but if the club is bought just for the sake of interest, as happened with Manchester United, then the result will be another. In the case of Manchester United, one gets the impression that they always want to save money.Look at City a few years ago before Sheikh Mansour bought it. they also need several seasons to become as strong as they are now
Look at the achievements that they get annually, maybe it can be said to be quite good and this is apart from the hard work of the management in this team, it is also inseparable from the role of the investors behind them.
Their MU case is not all out even though they buy most of the players for the long term because the majority they buy are also young players
The race for the last spot of top 4 will be keenly contested between Tottenham, Arsenal, West Ham and Man Utd, Arsenal who should have been tip to clinch the spot are very inconsistent in their performances, despite the fact that they are out of every competitions, except they up their game in their remaining EPL matches else they may end up qualifying for Europa league,
Arteta is relying on Lacazette and Nketia as their main striker till the end of the season which is reasonable considering the fact that Arsenal has 17 EPL matches till end of the season.
Arsenal still has the same chance. if Arteta can stabilize Arsenal's game on a winning trend. because there is news in the team, there is a tension that makes the team's game less good.Arteta is relying on Lacazette and Nketia as their main striker till the end of the season which is reasonable considering the fact that Arsenal has 17 EPL matches till end of the season.
maybe Arteta should be more selective in choosing players in the main and reserve squads. because actually, Arsenal has good players. they can enter in the top 4 if they finish the remaining games until the end of the season well.
I think the tension is now over after Aubameyang departure to Barcelona, indeed Arsenal still have a chance to reach the Champions League zone, but I don't think it's an easy thing for them because now they have a fairly limited squad, and it's not an easy thing for Arteta to be able to stabilize arsenal game if only relying on the existing squad as it is today, Seeing the condition of arsenal which lost many players in the transfer market and they did not bring in any players this season, I think arsenal will again fail to return to the champions league next season.
For the fourth place in the standings, I also think that Manchester United and Tottenham are bigger favourites. Above all else, Tottenham have more games missing than all of the teams in the race for this place. But they still are two points behind the fourth team which are Manchester United now. If Tottenham take advantage of this in the best way possible, then they can even have a decent gap with the others when they play their missing games. But honestly, I'd still like to see the Manchester team there at the end of the season.
Even though Manchester United are not in good form right now, I believe they are still capable of taking 4th place in the table at the end of the season. Indeed, there are still many opportunities for other teams such as Westham, Arsenal and Tottenham, each of which is only 1 point apart. Moreover Tottenham, as you said, they benefit with their remaining 2 games. 
Arsenal's focus should mainly be on how to make It to the Champions League next season. Although, they are presently at the 6th place, which means they have to secure more points in order to slide up on the standings. However, I was expecting Arsenal to probably sign a good striker as an replacement after loaning out Aubameyang to Barcelona at least to strengthen their squad. But unfortunately the transfer window closed without them signing in any new striker. And this might affect their performance.
Yes, Arsenal still has a chance to get a ticket to the Champions League next season, but it won't be easy because there are 3 big teams that also have the potential to occupy 4th place (Chelsea, Man United, and Tottenham). Arsenal started the season badly, even at that time Mikel Arteta was already rumored to be sacked. Fortunately, Arsenal can overcome their slump. They are now on the right track, so Arsenal just needs to play consistently and hope that no player gets injured.
the only way for Arsenal to penetrate the Champions League zone next season is to appear consistent until the end of the game considering that their competitors such as Tottenham Hotspur and also west ham united also have the same opportunity, as we know that currently Arsenal are back in trend. positive they are sure he performed so badly at the start of the Premier League match, where at this time they still have one more game left than Manchester united which currently occupies the top 4 of the English league standings.it is not impossible if Arsenal continue to play well then 1 ticket can they get the Champions League zone next season
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