The big six?

[Alivey]

lol

[Thaumagurist*]

How is it that Man Utd and Arsenal have less votes than the other two?

[papereyes]

because most people aren't utter, utter retards?

[Ian Royal]

How is it that Man Utd and Arsenal have less votes than the other two?

Arsenal play excellent football and have done it in a fairly financially sound manner. Certainly for one of the top teams in the country.

Man Utd may be a bunch of arseholes, but they are a bloody impressive team for all that. Much as I hate to say it the Prem would be worse off if they weren't competing at the top.

I think all of the 4 have earnt their place to a certain extent, except Chelsea.

[Alivey]

How is it that Man Utd and Arsenal have less votes than the other two?

Because United, Liverpool, and Arsenal are allowed to spend money because the estate believes them to be the rightful owners of the top of the table due to their positions in the late 80s and early 90s.. no one else has a right to disrupt that. Other clubs have a limit to how much they can spend to earn their position behind them.. if you spend too much you will face harsh criticism for ruining the game. Clubs like Everton, Villa, Spurs are safe because they don't spend enough to be a real force to be reckoned with so every season we can golf clap their positions from our ivory towers and a false sense of competition in the league

[No Fixed Abode]

Man Utd - League winners within the last 19 years
Chelsea - League winners within the last 19 years
Arsenal - League winners within the last 19 years
Liverpool - No league titles within the last 19 years

[1960]

chelsea are just a disgusting mercenary club with disgusting mercenary players like cashley cole and worst of all, drogba - the guy is the biggest disgrace in world football

gerrard dives more than drogba m8

that's just not true!

It is true that numerically Drogba dives more, but all over the pitch - only he will know why. Gerrard chooses his dives carefully - in the box mainly, or just outside for free kicks, eg Euro game last year when he threw himself down in the box to get an undeserved equaliser (or was it a winner? - I'm a bit hazy here).

[Ginger Ninjas]

Bruce and his Sunderland team have been full of surprises all season, holding Manchester United to a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford last time out. A win on Saturday would put them above Liverpool and on the brink of the top four.

Liverpool minus Torres and Gerrard at the weekend, not sure who i'd make favourites for this game...

[Victor Meldrew]

Bruce and his Sunderland team have been full of surprises all season, holding Manchester United to a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford last time out. A win on Saturday would put them above Liverpool and on the brink of the top four.

Liverpool minus Torres and Gerrard at the weekend, not sure who i'd make favourites for this game...

This will indeed be an interesting fixture to show whether Liverpool can still perform when missing two of the best (if not the best in their positions)players in world football.