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I feel like he's found the right combination of players now to go on a tear and win the League/Champions league. Look at all the results across the season so far. Every time the following players play, City have their biggest results. Donnarumma O'Reilly Dias Gvardiol Nunes Nico Bernardo...

A non permanent, 21st team. For example, invite 1 European powerhouse per year to play in the League. Bayern become the 21st team and play all their home games at Wembley. Or Barca, Or Real. How realistic is this? It's possible.. imo.

In previous years everyone would say, PSG playing in a weak league has stopped them from winning the CL as they aren't tested as much week by week. Now, it's seen as a positive for them as they can rest players and still walk the league. What do you think though? I think it's a positive for the...

Just read that the winners of the EFL Cup only make '£100k', and the FA Cup Winners make '£2 Million'. That's nothing though nowadays in the grand scheme of things. How long 'Riyahd Season, Saudi Arabia' starting putting up £10 Million for the winner for Sponsorship?

Top 4 is probably a lock. City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea. Squads are just too good not to be top 4. But top 5? Could be any of Spurs, Villa, Newcastle, Man U and Bournemouth imo. Palace an outsider.

Would an Iberian League (Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atletico, Porto, Benfica, Sporting) etc be bigger than the current Premier League? What about an Iberian League (see above) vs a British Premier League (Including Celtic + Rangers)? Surely these cross country league mergers are coming soon, as...

It's very odd, but this season teams have decided to go long ball way more often than previous years and are utilising the long throw ala 2000s Stoke City more often. Some Premier League current and former managers were very vocal over the summer about the need to bring in big, physical and...

In your opinion.. For me. 1. PSG 2. Liverpool 3. Bayern 4. Arsenal 5. Barcelona 6 would be Chelsea, Real or City. So excited the Champions League is almost back!

Is it as good as the Championship yet? Would the best MLS side (lets say Inter Miami?) beat Leeds United last year? Championship squad values https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/championship/startseite/wettbewerb/GB2 MLS squad values...

The top 4 teams are absolutely stacked! I know the league has had some strong teams such as 2008/2009, the top 4 were all strong. But this seems unprecedented. Any of City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal can win the PL or CL imo!

This past transfer window we've sadly seen the breakup of that fantastic Leverkusen side from 2 years ago. They will fall back into nothingness. Was they the best 1 season (1.5 season) team we've seen in recent years? Leicester City 2015-2016: Notable players - Vardy, Maherez, Kante...

Big four era was United Chelsea Liverpool Arsenal Then big six City Liverpool Chelsea United Arsenal Spurs I believe there is a big eight now despite the shitty results from United and Spurs last year. City Liverpool Arsenal Chelsea Spurs United Newcastle Villa Who would you put as the...

Next year is gonna have an insane collection of '10's all playing in the league. Germany losing both Wirtz and Simons is the Premier League's gain.. Who will be the best #10? Wirtz Szoboszlai Cherki Foden Palmer Simons Odegaard Eze Rogers Gibbs White

I.e doing way better than expected? We had Forest this year and to a certain extent, Bournemouth. I'm gonna go with Brighton pushing the top 5 close. They've got insane talent on their books now and haven't lost their whole spine of their team this summer like normal.

https://www.lfp.fr/article/dncg-releve-de-decisions-du-24-juin-2025 Over financial regulations being breached

It's the second biggest league in England, after the Premier League. The Premier League's annual revenue is £6.1 billion. The championship's annual revenue is £749 Million however. Average crowds in the Championship are 22,160 per game with 24 teams. Ligue 1 average attendance is 28,033 with...

Seems to be a new rivalry brewing between these two fan bases. Both have overtaken Spurs and Man United in the big 4/6. Both teams have rich owners and have broken into the Champions League the past two seasons with great managers and player purchases. Who do you think has the better team?

I'd say a good 14-15 teams in the Premier League are equal to the 4th best in Germany. What you think? https://www.whoscored.com/Teams/7614/Show/Germany-RB-Leipzig Leipzig Team/Squad https://www.whoscored.com/Regions/252/Tournaments/2/England-Premier-League Current Premier League table...

Even relegation tipped Premier League teams now have squads super deep. All Championship teams have been completely asset stripped (Look at Leeds losing all their top players). The money gap is finally showing. I can't see a Championship team finishing Mid table right after promotion anymore...

Who is best placed to finish higher next season? I picked these two as Spurs is generally considered to be the smallest of the big 6, and Newcastle will be the one to form the 'big 7' over the next decade. Howe vs Postecoglou Isak vs Son Gordon vs Johnson Bruno vs Bissouma Tonali vs Sarr...