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Unfortunately, this is the only time I will not be watching much of the CL matches, nor do I have a club to support; normally, without Chelsea, I would have supported Real Madrid and Hazard, or PSG and Messi, but neither of my favourite players left on good terms, so I am currently clubless. Newcastle United is a shambles; they have all the money in the world, yet the club's quality is UEFA Conference League level at best.I complained about it at the end of last season, hoping that the new owners would bring in quality players to strengthen the team's chances in the CL, but they didn't do anything. They are literally heading to the CL with Gardon and Almiron as their best playmakers.
Unfortunately, this is the only time I will not be watching much of the CL matches, nor do I have a club to support; normally, without Chelsea, I would have supported Real Madrid and Hazard, or PSG and Messi, but neither of my favourite players left on good terms, so I am currently clubless. Newcastle United is a shambles; they have all the money in the world, yet the club's quality is UEFA Conference League level at best.I complained about it at the end of last season, hoping that the new owners would bring in quality players to strengthen the team's chances in the CL, but they didn't do anything. They are literally heading to the CL with Gardon and Almiron as their best playmakers.
It can be discouraging when key additions are needed to improve the team's prospects of winning the Champions League. The demands of top-tier European competition like the Champions League can necessitate a better calibre of talent than what players like Gardon and Almiron may possess. Many supporters have great expectations for the team's new ownership to make significant signings that will improve their level of competition.
Football is full of surprises, and often teams with a lot less than they appear to have may outperform expectations because to collaboration, strategy, and willpower. Despite the disappointment of not having a club you actively support right now, you might still enjoy watching games from a distance or learning about new players and teams.
Biggest prize money they ever got in their history. Now they got a new stadium being built, they don't mind relegating if they use next few years to build and invest. 
. Most people would stick with West Ham obviously 
United are lucky so far, even before the season I was sure that this season would be less successful for them than the previous one (although many began to predict a fight with City for the title) and judging by the game United is showing, it will be so. 
I think that they will win comfortably at the weekend.Tottenham started the season nicely despite losing Kane. They can achieve unexpected successes during the season if they can get efficiency from Richarlison. I expect them to win this week as well.If I'm not mistaken Luton are going to play their first home match. Therefore I wouldn't be astonished if there is a surprise. Besides PSG don't assure me at all this season.