The Title Race - 2023/24

[HelloCity]

Sky have got us at 25/1 to get relegated next season! Wtf

Just so everyone doesn’t just lump on super high odds and leave them with loads to pay out in the event something bad did happen.

 

[chaddblue]

Bottlers let me down

 

[DenisHasDoneIt]

After the bad beating we took at Villa, things were not looking good. We’ve been beaten a few times in the last 4 years, but hardly ever when we’d been beaten by a side who simply outplayed us for 90 minutes. And Arsenal and the Kult had both started stronger than us.

Happily (and praise be to the Club World Cup, most excellent and worthy of tinpot trophies, which turned our season right around), that was as bad as it got.

Team	Expected points after 38 games based on first 15 games	Points after 38 games	Points dropped in first 15 games	Points dropped in final 23 games	Points after 15 games
Arsenal	92	89	9	16	36
Liverpool	87	82	11	21	34
Villa	82	68	13	33	32
City	76	91	15	8	30
Spurs	69	66	18	30	27
Rags	69	60	18	36	27
Newcastle	66	60	19	35	26
Chelsea	49	63	26	25	19

We dropped 8 (EIGHT) points out of possible 69 points after that.

In track and field terms, it was like being 50 meters behind at the bell in an 800m race, and only taking the lead 10 meters from the finish.

If you think that’s boring, then this probably isn’t the game for you.

 

[mancboy]

I love how people still view us as that City of old and refuse to recognise that, as the most successful English club side in the past decade, we have made quite a bit of prize money too. I haven't looked at how much Arsenal have made, but I would guess it's not quite as much.

you have to win prizes to win prize money tbf

 

[jrb]

No mention of 115.

A record fourth consecutive Premier League title cements Pep Guardiola's Manchester City as one of the best Premier League teams in years.

So how do City compare to some of the other great Premier League dynasties?

Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea have all previously had seasons to savour.

Read our list and then rank them below.

Best Premier League dynasties: Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal or Chelsea?

As Manchester City lift a record fourth consecutive Premier League title, BBC Sport looks at where they rank in the best teams.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[mancboy]

No mention of 115.

A record fourth consecutive Premier League title cements Pep Guardiola's Manchester City as one of the best Premier League teams in years.

So how do City compare to some of the other great Premier League dynasties?

Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea have all previously had seasons to savour.

Read our list and then rank them below.

Best Premier League dynasties: Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal or Chelsea?

As Manchester City lift a record fourth consecutive Premier League title, BBC Sport looks at where they rank in the best teams.

www.bbc.co.uk

there is no rank, there is no comparison, we are in a group of one and it doesnt matter what club you try and shoehorn into the conversation, the facts speak for themselves in the same way that the facts speak that the 100 point team is the best pl team of all team, these forced debates to ease the rags, dippers and tarquins feelings that their clubs arent special are boring.

 

[bladdered]

Still cracks me up. Well done to whoever made this...

 

[GaudinoMotors]

there is no rank, there is no comparison, we are in a group of one and it doesnt matter what club you try and shoehorn into the conversation, the facts speak for themselves in the same way that the facts speak that the 100 point team is the best pl team of all team, these forced debates to ease the rags, dippers and tarquins feelings that their clubs arent special are boring.

Exactly. Like asking how Apollo11 compares to the missions before it or how the previous attempts on Everest compare to the 1953 summiting.

 

[jrb]

 

[adrianr]

Paddy Power should just repost that verbatim.