2020-2021 English Football Thread

[Brahvocado]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krebstar

It’s official—my anti-support of Fulham recommences.

Looks like they are just doing the same thing again lol. Get promoted and immediately buy a million kinda-ok older players that are overpriced to begin with.

[stlducks]

I expect nothing but still know I will end the season disappointed.

Real predictions;
Liverpool/City
United/Chelsea
Wolves/Spurs/Arsenal/Leicester
Everton/Southampton
big mix of teams
Aston Villa/West Brom

[Krebstar]

Quote: Originally Posted by Brahvocado

Looks like they are just doing the same thing again lol. Get promoted and immediately buy a million kinda-ok older players that are overpriced to begin with.

Which will give me even more rational reasoning for my dislike—perfect.

Just wait until supporters can return to stadiums—their ticket prices will be insane.

[stlducks]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krebstar

Which will give me even more rational reasoning for my dislike—perfect. Just wait until supporters can return to stadiums—their ticket prices will be insane.

Add in the new stadium add-on and prices are going to be very high for fans.

[Keirik]

I could see Liverpool slipping up a bit for the first 6 weeks or so considering such a short gap between seasons with little time to celebrate.

[~LiverpoolRed~]

^ On the other hand you could say the same for City, Utd, Chelsea and Wolves who are still playing in Europe now.

[Brahvocado]

Just very curious to see how Liverpool respond really. Back to back titles in England has been very rare, it's incredibly difficult to keep that level of motivation through consecutive seasons.

[stlducks]

If City don't make a few more defensive signings, I can see them starting slow. Coming off the disappointment of losing in the CL or the high from winning it with short rest. A slow start wouldn't surprise me.

I can easily see Chelsea and Liverpool starting hot but Chelsea dropping off a few months in. New signings bringing the energy but the poor defense finally catching up with them.