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Premier League 23/24

We need some predictions. Most of us were way off last year.

1. Arsenal
2. Man City
3. Man United
4. Liverpool
5. Aston Villa
6. Newcastle United

Relegation
Luton Town
Bournemouth
Nottingham Forest
 
Hmm..Chelsea up 7 spots probably my hottest take. I’m down on Liverpool.

1. City
2. Newcastle
3. Arsenal
4. Man U
5. Chelsea
6. Villa

18. Wolves
19. Bournemouth
20. Sheffield

Best transfers:

Christopher Nukunku (CHE)
Youri Tielemans (AVL)
Declan Rice (ARS)
 
Not ready to make a guess yet until the transfer window closes. For example, if Bayern is finally sucessfully in prying Kane away from the Spurs with gold bars, then Tottenham moves from the lower side of my top 5 to the middle of pack.
 
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EZPass said:
Best transfers:

Christopher Nukunku (CHE)
Youri Tielemans (AVL)
Declan Rice (ARS)
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Oops. I didn’t know about Nkunku injury when I posted :eek: plus I spelled his name wrong lol

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DarthGrumpy said:
Not ready to make a guess yet until the transfer window closes. For example, if Bayern is finally sucessfully in prying Kane away from the Spurs with gold bars, then Tottenham moves from the lower side of my top 5 to the middle of pack.
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Yea, things may change with my guesses by the end of August. But I'm never close anyway....so probably won't matter. :rolleyes:
 
anyone play fantasy / have a league I can join? I am set up on the premiere league website but always looking for more leagues to compete within. if you are also looking for one, American Outlaws: Hartford Chapter has a solid turnout each season.
 
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EZPass said:
Hmm..Chelsea up 7 spots probably my hottest take. I’m down on Liverpool.

1. City
2. Newcastle
3. Arsenal
4. Man U
5. Chelsea
6. Villa

18. Wolves
19. Bournemouth
20. Sheffield

Best transfers:

Christopher Nukunku (CHE)
Youri Tielemans (AVL)
Declan Rice (ARS)
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Yea, I probably should of went with Sheffield going down.
 
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  1. Man City
  2. Arsenal
  3. Man U
  4. Newcastle
  5. Liverpool
  6. Aston Villa
Relegation
  1. Luton Town
  2. Bournemouth
  3. Wolverhampton
 
Not even a full week in and the Premiership refs and VAR official are already in fine form according to Man U.

www.espn.com

The VAR Review: Onana escapes injury-time penalty vs. Wolves

How could it be that Wolves weren't awarded a penalty against Manchester United, and why did it go so wrong for the referee and the VAR?
www.espn.com www.espn.com

The incident is at the 2.05 mark of the embedded video.

After watching this rugby highlight and reading hat Salisbury, the VAR, official has been suspended at last twice before for bad calls. How on earth is he still a VAR official at this level?
 
DarthGrumpy said:
Not even a full week in and the Premiership refs and VAR official are already in fine form according to Man U.

www.espn.com

The VAR Review: Onana escapes injury-time penalty vs. Wolves

How could it be that Wolves weren't awarded a penalty against Manchester United, and why did it go so wrong for the referee and the VAR?
www.espn.com www.espn.com

The incident is at the 2.05 mark of the embedded video.

After watching this rugby highlight and reading hat Salisbury, the VAR, official has been suspended at last twice before for bad calls. How on earth is he still a VAR official at this level?
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Yea, that was a terrible non-call. Followed by an even worse VAR non-call.
 
meyers7 said:
Yea, that was a terrible non-call. Followed by an even worse VAR non-call.
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As a Wolves supporter, this one really stung.

Instead of having a dedicated official for every game, I wonder if the PL could have a centralized committee reviewing all calls, similar to what the NFL does.
 
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DarthGrumpy said:
Argh...

www.espn.com

Arsenal blow as Jurrien Timber set for surgery on ACL injury

Arsenal have suffered a major setback, confirming that new signing Jurriën Timber will undergo surgery on the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
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Agreed. Zinchenko should be back soon though.

However, we aren't the only one.

www.espn.com

Man City injury setback as De Bruyne set to miss four months

Pep Guardiola said Kevin De Bruyne could be out of action for up to four months after suffering an injury in Manchester City's Premier League opener.
www.espn.com www.espn.com
 
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