Comments on: How will this EPL season pan out?

By: jasonlee

jasonlee — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:29:10 +0000

As an Arsenal fan, i of course hope they will win something this season. A lot will depend on their mental strength and improving in their defence(extremely suicidal imho). The good thing is everyone is able to score now and that is very important so that the team is not too dependent on any one person. (The only main danger will be losing Fabregas, their attacking brain) If this team can stay on without injuries and winning the big boys, they stand a good chance. At least now they don’t blunder with teams like burnley, hull and stoke.

Liverpool is a goner too soon – self-destruct with a lack of confidence and little backup upcoming talent to replace main stars.

Man U is still a fighter and they can still grind out those undeserved wins. But they are not as potent w/o ronaldo and their defence is starting to look shaky (except for the evergreen Van der Sar). Still stand a good chance with their depth.

Chelsea is the most consistent one so far and they have depth. If the big boys can beat them, i think it’ll be a fight. Else, chelsea normally sweeps away the smaller boys with their array of firepower(drogba, anelka, lampard, ballack etc) Injuries to drogba and anelka will be a blow to them.

By: Benedict

Benedict — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 12:39:26 +0000

My daughter roots for Man U. Me – I don’t see what the fuss is all about

By: SP

SP — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:15:55 +0000

Switch camp? NAH!
Have alot of respect for Wenger and their game. If Liverpool is not going to win it, it shd not be manu or chelski (altho lesser of chelski)!

By: Sebastian

Sebastian — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 14:29:45 +0000

Liverpool probably will conjure some miracle and win the champions league while finishing 17th. Chelsea looks like a strong team with Carlo Ancelotti. Man U are getting found out for who they are for too long, pretenders. Arsenal it seems have got their balance from Song and Denilson, so I wouldn’t write them off, until another injury crisis hits them.

By: Blogpastor

Blogpastor — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 09:14:37 +0000

The greatness of Liverpool is in its history and large and loyal pool of fans world-wide.

I think Gus Hiddinck is the best coach for them, though Benitez has done good for Liverpool too.

Longsuffering Liverpool fans deserve the best.