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Premier League 2019/20 Prediction thread:
20. Burnley FC
I honestly can't see anyone else finishing bottom looking at the fact that Burnley's marquee signing this summer was Erik Pieters.
Only escaped relegation due to massive failures of Fulham, Huddersfield and Southampton last year, but this year they're going down.
I honestly can't see anyone else finishing bottom looking at the fact that Burnley's marquee signing this summer was Erik Pieters.
Only escaped relegation due to massive failures of Fulham, Huddersfield and Southampton last year, but this year they're going down.
19. Sheffield United
Although I can see them somehow avoiding the drop due to Chris Wilder's genius, their team is below average and they will struggle a lot.
Class away kit tho.
Although I can see them somehow avoiding the drop due to Chris Wilder's genius, their team is below average and they will struggle a lot.
Class away kit tho.
18. Crystal Palace
They will be lucky to avoid relegation. No clinical strikers didn't replaced AWB, Roy Hodgson in charge.
Zaha will probably leave in January which will leave them with absolutely nothing.
They will be lucky to avoid relegation. No clinical strikers didn't replaced AWB, Roy Hodgson in charge.
Zaha will probably leave in January which will leave them with absolutely nothing.
17. Norwich City
If Farke can replicate what he managed to do with them in the Championship, they should be safe.
A few decent signings and haven't got rid of/managed to keep the core of the team.
If Farke can replicate what he managed to do with them in the Championship, they should be safe.
A few decent signings and haven't got rid of/managed to keep the core of the team.
16. Newcastle United
Great signings, awful manager. They will stay up due to the talent of Joelinton, Almiron and ASM but I can't see them reaching higher places.
Great signings, awful manager. They will stay up due to the talent of Joelinton, Almiron and ASM but I can't see them reaching higher places.
15. Aston Villa
They will do well due to the fact that they kept the core of the team that got them up, but I wouldn't be shocked if they do a Fulham.
Will stay up because they had time to gel during the preseason, unlike Fulham, who got most of their transfer on deadline day.
They will do well due to the fact that they kept the core of the team that got them up, but I wouldn't be shocked if they do a Fulham.
Will stay up because they had time to gel during the preseason, unlike Fulham, who got most of their transfer on deadline day.
14. Brighton and Hove Albion
Neal Maupay is going to be a massive hit. Solidened their midfield with Aaron Mooy and Graham Potter is a very good manager that will shock a few teams.
Neal Maupay is going to be a massive hit. Solidened their midfield with Aaron Mooy and Graham Potter is a very good manager that will shock a few teams.
13. Bournemouth
A solid core of the team which should be enough to stay up, but not good enough to fight for top places.
A solid core of the team which should be enough to stay up, but not good enough to fight for top places.
12. Southampton
What did Southampton lack last year? Goals.
What did Southampton brought in during the summer? Goalscorers.
Che Adam, alongside Maupay, is going to be a hit in the league.
What did Southampton lack last year? Goals.
What did Southampton brought in during the summer? Goalscorers.
Che Adam, alongside Maupay, is going to be a hit in the league.
11. Wolves
Probably the most controversial one, but they will drop out of TOP 10. Europa League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Premier League for a team that has more wingers than defenders will be too much to handle.
Probably the most controversial one, but they will drop out of TOP 10. Europa League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Premier League for a team that has more wingers than defenders will be too much to handle.
10. Watford
I was going to put them down the bottom again looking at the fact that they were about to start Tom Cleverly on the wing again, but the signing of Ismaila Sarr is massive.
Will finally reach the potential of the attacking lineup, which looks very good.
I was going to put them down the bottom again looking at the fact that they were about to start Tom Cleverly on the wing again, but the signing of Ismaila Sarr is massive.
Will finally reach the potential of the attacking lineup, which looks very good.
9. Leicester City
A little overrated transfer window imo. Yes, they brought in Ayoze and Tielemans but not replacing Maguire will cost them a lot.
Also, lack of quality depth in attacking areas will hit them.
A little overrated transfer window imo. Yes, they brought in Ayoze and Tielemans but not replacing Maguire will cost them a lot.
Also, lack of quality depth in attacking areas will hit them.
8. Everton FC
Another, this time really overrated transfer window. Kean is a very good addition but he's not proven himself yet and it might take him a lot of time to start firing.
Also, pretty much no depth in defence. TWO fit centre-backs, really? Not. good. enough.
Another, this time really overrated transfer window. Kean is a very good addition but he's not proven himself yet and it might take him a lot of time to start firing.
Also, pretty much no depth in defence. TWO fit centre-backs, really? Not. good. enough.
7. Manchester United
They're going to do well but will get overrun in midfield and they lack a clinical goalscorer.
Also, Solskjaer isn't good enough.
They're going to do well but will get overrun in midfield and they lack a clinical goalscorer.
Also, Solskjaer isn't good enough.
6. Chelsea FC
Frank Lampard, not good enough up top with Abraham and Batshuayi, weak-ish in defence.
Frank Lampard, not good enough up top with Abraham and Batshuayi, weak-ish in defence.
5. West Ham United
You can call me biased, but I'm being only objective throughout the whole thread.
Manuel Pellegrini clearly knows what's he's trying to do at West Ham. Midfield and attack all set to interchange positions with each other and make the best defences struggle.
You can call me biased, but I'm being only objective throughout the whole thread.
Manuel Pellegrini clearly knows what's he's trying to do at West Ham. Midfield and attack all set to interchange positions with each other and make the best defences struggle.
4. Arsenal FC
Pepe is a massive addition that could bring them even into TOP 3, but I cannot see them doing better than Spurs, Liverpool and City. Will be very vulnerable in midfield and that will make them suffer.
Pepe is a massive addition that could bring them even into TOP 3, but I cannot see them doing better than Spurs, Liverpool and City. Will be very vulnerable in midfield and that will make them suffer.
3. Liverpool FC
Lacking depth in defence and they haven't improved at all, making the 2nd spot open for taking.
Lacking depth in defence and they haven't improved at all, making the 2nd spot open for taking.
2. Tottenham Hotspur
As much as it hurts, that was an exceptional transfer window for Spurs. They will definitely give Liverpool a run but only small margins will decide between the two teams who'll finish the second best.
As much as it hurts, that was an exceptional transfer window for Spurs. They will definitely give Liverpool a run but only small margins will decide between the two teams who'll finish the second best.
1. Manchester City
There's not much to say, is it? The best team in the league only made themselves better with the additions of Rodri and Cancelo.
There's not much to say, is it? The best team in the league only made themselves better with the additions of Rodri and Cancelo.
