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The Platypus
I'll cream in my pants.
Eric Portapotty
And fuck do I fear next season, so many powerhouses now.
K3V0
Dutton
Surely with the 3 teams above you changing managers there will be a period of transition. If there was ever a chance for Arsenal to hit the ground running it's this season.
Number 1
I think that applies for Spurs and Liverpool as well - if either of them want a top 4 spot or better they've really got to fly out of the traps, and should this happen then they have a great chance of succeeding considering the top 3 will be adjusting to their new situations.
I can't imagine it taking too long for Chelsea though.
Eric Portapotty
I think the period of transition thing won't be that significant - Mou didn't need one to win the title.
I don't know, maybe Utd will, but City and Chelsea should be able to maintain their challenge.
Jonas
Telegram Sam
I'd like to think so but lets not forget Mourinho won the title with 95 points in his first season with Chelsea. They're used to instability, whereas City and especially United might not be so ready. Still, it's a big season for us. It will make or break Wenger.
Esprit Vanilla
Telegram Sam
I think much of it depends on our spending this summer. We proved with our superb run towards the end of the season that we're capable of showing some consistency and grinding out wins when we need to, so if we can add a few more players with quality and continue that form into the new campaign then we might be able to challenge. We won't win the league but we have the potential to compete.
K3V0
Telegram Sam
Well, we did find it over the back end of the season - we now need the extra quality to extend that over the course of a season and improve our record over the other big teams. I'd love for nothing more than to see Wenger win the league one more time before he leaves.
Maccy
Aye no shit, Arsenal fan wants to see team win league again shocker. You must be the only one who wants to see Wenger win the league again, really.
Esprit Vanilla
And AVB will kick his ass next season.
The Platypus
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Blaze
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Tommo.
Blaze
Tommo.
ianbaker
Safety first.
Esprit Vanilla
Number 1
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Jonas
Liverpool (39), Manchester United (37), Arsenal (29), Chelsea (23), Tottenham (20), Leeds (18), Everton (15)...
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MCFCKEV
Blaze
What if he just wins 5 league cups?
Blaze
What if he just wins 5 league cups?