Every Premier League Title Winner Ranked

[ctwrd]

Some of arsenals unusually low too. Arsenals title winners were better than all of Chelsea’s for me. Felt like they just went off points totals as much as anything.
Even United their 12/13 and 10/11 seasons were two of their worst and ranked midway.

 

[aguero93:20]

Some of arsenals unusually low too. Arsenals title winners were better than all of Chelsea’s for me. Felt like they just went off points totals as much as anything.
Even United their 12/13 and 10/11 seasons were two of their worst and ranked midway.

The rags best is an easy pick tbf. Treble winners and invincibles both should have been top 5.

 

[Coatigan]

Leicester are ridiculously low. Easily top 10, if not top 5.

 

[Coatigan]

None of the chelsea teams shouldn't be in the top 10.

 

[aguero93:20]

Leicester are ridiculously low. Easily top 10, if not top 5.

Top 5 for me

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

For me: 2018/19 > 2017/18

Agree. That win was pressure game after game. It was incredible. The look of despair at Anfield when we were winning at Brighton! Priceless.

 

[OB1]

Leicester are ridiculously low. Easily top 10, if not top 5.

No they aren't: as the article says, they are probably too high. The article is trying to rank how good the teams are and not how special the title win was. Leicester's win was amazing, the achievement huge, but that is because the team wasn't that good.

The City team that won 100 points was the best ever City side and the best team to win the Premier League. Whilst the achievement of retaining the title and winning it how we did was very special in the following season, allied to the domestic treble, looking just at the league, the Centurions were the better team, just.

Anyway, at least they chose two City teams in the top 3 and no Rag teams.

 

[Ghandi's Flip Flops]

Same, 100 points is cosmetic, 14 wins in a row to overhaul someone who finished on 97 points is insane, add in the cup wins and its by far and away our best.

Agree. Especially when you factor in the short pre season because of the world cup, and the amount of our players coming back late from that.

 

[Mancity1980]

Every Premier League-winning team, ranked: from the Invincibles to the treble winners

Who is the greatest team in Premier League history? We rank the champions – prepare to be very, very angry at the results.

www.gq-magazine.co.uk

Nice to see an unbiased piece ..... merge if already posted.

I thought your comment was sarcastic but was pleased to see it was unbiased (I like the way the writer fought back against his obvious editor bias). As I went through the list I was convinced the dippers would be number one but one bit of that transcript annoyed me: “If the pandemic hadn’t intervened (Liverpool’s form slumped thereafter) it’s likely the all-time points record would have been broken.”

Their form slumped before that and if the truth be known they were better the season before (but we were better than that!)

 

[@BluePhil8]

Me too. The sheer iron will involved in winning 14 consecutive games under enormous pressure and in the face of a rabid media, to win the title was incredible

Was in town for the final game vs Brighton, was absolutely rocking. Felt like a huge release to be able to finally give Liverpool the middle finger when Mahrez scored the third.