We're ManchesteROFL United, we do what we want

[Schards#2]

Man City will win the PL. Liverpool will bottle it.

Can't see that, Liverpool have the optimum game last up - Newcastle (H).

If they could have hand picked a last game they had to win, I reckon that would be it.

[LUX]

probably correct, Schards, but it'd be quite funny if Man Friday is correct. I'm hoping for:

1. City
2. L'pool (last day home defeat to Newcastle)
3. Chelsea
4. Everton

[MmmMonsterMunch]

probably correct, Schards, but it'd be quite funny if Man Friday is correct. I'm hoping for:

1. City
2. L'pool (last day home defeat to Newcastle)
3. Chelsea
4. Everton

That's what I am hoping for as well but alas Liverpool have done it.

I reckon the actual order will be:

Liverpool
City
Chelsea
Arsenal

[soggy biscuit]

Have said on here a number of times I think liverpool wont win the league and I still feel that way. Just can't see them lifting the trophy for some reason

[Maguire]

Worth remembering (when considering Liverpool's pending achievement) that a couple of months ago it was popular opinion amongst the pundits (spit) that this was shaping up to be the best / highest quality Premier League ever, as so many teams were playing stunning football.

I don't remember anyone saying that - I thought it was because of how close it all was and how anyone could emerge from the pack as a winner.

I certainly don't think it's been a stellar year for quality of football. You can't say any of the teams stack up against the likes of any of Ferguson's classic Utd sides, Arsenal's invincibles, Chelsea under Mourinho the first time etc.

[genome]

Have said on here a number of times I think liverpool wont win the league and I still feel that way. Just can't see them lifting the trophy for some reason

Win on Sunday and I think they are there.

[LUX]

Klopp has ruled himself out apparently.

but his brother, Klippetty, is open to offers

[stealthpapes]

[Badger Finger]

[Maguire]

'koff LUX

[LUX]

taking EP's advice, I see.

[Maguire]

You can't be proud of that LUXers, seriously

[LUX]

made me laugh. I suspect one or two others.

Wasn't meant to be a masterpiece, to be frank.

[stealthpapes]

It made me and that's pretty rare.

[LUX]

yeah, but you're in lust with him

I might need Brendy to help me here.

[Maguire]

I didn't mean to make it a thing.

Let's draw a line under this and move on.

[6ft Kerplunk]

made me laugh. I suspect one or two others.

RL-esque detective skillz letting you down badly.

[dizzynewheights]

Klopp has ruled himself out apparently.

but his brother, Klippetty, is open to offers

my god

[LUX]

the Rouge told me to post it.

[Victor Meldrew]

Worth remembering (when considering Liverpool's pending achievement) that a couple of months ago it was popular opinion amongst the pundits (spit) that this was shaping up to be the best / highest quality Premier League ever, as so many teams were playing stunning football.

I don't remember anyone saying that - I thought it was because of how close it all was and how anyone could emerge from the pack as a winner.

I certainly don't think it's been a stellar year for quality of football. You can't say any of the teams stack up against the likes of any of Ferguson's classic Utd sides, Arsenal's invincibles, Chelsea under Mourinho the first time etc.

Regarding the first two of those, Liverpool will score more goals in a season than any of them.
They could even become the highest Premier League goalscorers.
That IMHO would be some achievement for a team that came 7th last season with very little change in the squad whereas Man Utd are heading for their lowest position since the start of the Premier League.