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Chelsea and Manchester United are too far away for now. Can't wait. - Everton won’t click straight away and James Rodriguez will probably be injured or unfit a lot. Liverpool are still the best, and if Fulham finish anything other than rock bottom I'll eat my keyboard. That's a recipe for being 16th in November and recovering after Christmas. The bottom half, however, is essentially impossible to predict. Man City will be back with a vengeance, while Liverpool's late season malaise will continue into early 2020/21. I expect Liverpool to retain their Premier League crown, but don't anticipate the margin over City to be quite as emphatic. Liverpool top, City second. That all fizzled out rapidly with a dreadful run in the second half of the season, and that eventual one-point deficit on Liverpool was a golf ball-sized pill to swallow.Did win the FA Cup, but this is about the Premier League. Arsenal's best-ever start to a Premier League season came in 2007–08, when they won 11 of their first 14 matches. Chris Deeley: 1) Liverpool, 2) Man City, 3) Chelsea, 4) Man Utd, 5) Arsenal, 6) Wolves, 7) Tottenham, 8) Leicester, 9) Southampton, 10) Everton, 11) Burnley, 12) Newcastle, 13) Sheffield United, 14) West Ham, 15) Aston Villa, 16) Brighton, 17) West Brom, 18) Crystal Palace, 19) Leeds, 20) Fulham. £-60.62m. Liverpool’s will not win the Premier League by 18 points again, but they will still lift the trophy in May. To make matters worse, they’ll fall two points short of Tottenham. There's no doubt they can finish in the top four, but they'd have to be unbelievably ruthless and fix up sharpish at the back. Chris Deeley: 1) Liverpool, 2) Man City, 3) Chelsea, 4) Man Utd, 5) Arsenal, 6) Wolves, 7) Tottenham, 8) Leicester, 9) Southampton, 10) Everton, 11) Burnley, 12) Newcastle, 13) Sheffield United, 14) West Ham, 15) Aston Villa, 16) Brighton, 17) West Brom, 18) Crystal Palace, 19) Leeds, 20) Fulham. In case you hadn’t realised, top flight football - and all other professional football in England - is currently suspended due to the coronavirus outbreak. In 1992–93, they became founder members and inaugural champions of the Premier League, and, in 1998–99, they won an unprecedented Treble of Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League. Arsenal weren't always good.The inaugural Premier League season was one to forget for George Graham's side, who tailed off drastically after a decent start to the season in which they sat in top spot after 15 matches.However, the Gunners won only six of the remaining 27 matches, slipping down the table into a miserly tenth spot, scoring just 40 goals in their 42 league games.Ian Wright was the top scorer on 15 goals, but the lack of firepower throughout the side meant he was unable to push the side up the table all on his own.Arsenal did secure an FA Cup and League Cup double that term, but vast improvements were needed as they suffered their lowest league finish in ten years. He's inherited a club in complete disarray and appears powerless to fix it. Man United 78 4. With their star players set to leave without any injection of finance to follow, not even Europa League football appearing achievable, and the rest of the league improving, it's never looked so bleak.The task at hand for Arteta appears unwinnable. If Sean Dyche leaves Burnley, for whatever reason, they could be in enormous trouble, however. And Arsenal continue their hunt for a top four spot, but currently lie sixth, behind Manchester United. It was gut-wrenching to see the club throw away such a promising position with just one win in their final five matches, including some diabolical home matches with Crystal Palace and Brighton.Victory against a weak Seagulls outfit at the Emirates would have clinched a Champions League spot. ⦿ Who knows the most about football?⦿ Who ?????? Final Position: 10thPerhaps some of the younger Arsenal fans will feel the current predicament is a previously unseen low in the club's fortunes, but that hasn't been the case. Chelsea currently lead the race with a whopping 78 points, while Tottenham are close behind with 74. Stirring the pot with the @SkySportsPL pundits ahead of the Premier League return. I've been talking myself into betting against Liverpool for years now but I'm finally kicking that habit. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express. Tough one this year. I've gone for Liverpool because I think they're probably best equipped, but I don't think they'll hit the standards of last season - that dream of winning the title after 30 years has been achieved and it's only natural to see a drop off. A table full of England's more eminent names, but with the caveat being that the disparity between top and bottom remains grossly untouched. See today's front and back pages, download the newspaper, Managerial changes will likely define who stays and who goes. Tough one this year. The foundations of my house shook vigorously after Danny Welbeck had just scored the most dramatic of dramatic winners against Leicester. Football's Writer Program can give you the edge you need to get ahead Apply Now. The rest of the top seven's a crapshoot. You can look at shocking results and abysmal performances, sure, but when combined with all the other harmful ongoings, it appears that the club is now beyond repair.Not only is the squad bang average, but there are countless contractual disputes with players that appear nowhere near solving. Has it actually ever been worse than this? Liverpool are still the best, and if Fulham finish anything other than rock bottom I'll eat my keyboard. - West Ham will make changes just before it’s too late, but Leeds will stand by Marcelo Bielsa and go down - unless they make some serious purchases late In the window, I think they’re in trouble. Palace will pick up from where they left off post-lockdown and join Fulham and West Brom in the drop zone.

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