The apex predator should prosper in an environment like that.
Man Utd finished 3rd. Liverpool walked it. Take a look at the number of points that 3rd and 4th finished with, and the state that Arsenal and Spurs were in. Even Chelsea fell apart defensively. A team like Leicester who are reliant on an ageing Vardy almost sneaked 4th.
It's pronounced "Putsch" no?
We could be an apex predator because we have the coach, the squad, the finance, the stadium, the league.We're not an apex predator, never have been. We're a mid level creature that tries to get by living off things apex predators don't want, then if they challenge us for it we get beaten to it comfortably. Must be 16/17 when we last went toe to toe competitively in the transfer market with a rival and won. Since then we only strike if we can get in and out before anyone else gets to the table or pick off the scraps nobody else wants.
Barca are in tatters atm with Messi etc and the magic and appeal may be dissapearing of pulling on that maroon and blue jersey and walking out at the Camp Nou with the first team. Who knows.Yes, a quality one. I'm shocked they've considered letting him go considering how highly he's rated.
I agree. That was my point. Liverpool dominated a very very poorly performing division in which so many sides were under par.Leicester should have took 4th at least,they had a great 2019 but an awful 2020
Poo-eejIt's pronounced "Putsch" no?
We could be an apex predator because we have the coach, the squad, the finance, the stadium, the league.
Barca are in tatters atm with Messi etc and the magic and appeal may be dissapearing of pulling on that maroon and blue jersey and walking out at the Camp Nou with the first team. Who knows.