EPL Table
Manchester United
Manchester City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Tottenham
Liverpool
Aston Villa
Everton
Stoke
Sunderland
Fulham
Bolton Wanderers
West Bromwich Albion
Newcastle
Wolverhapton Wanderers
Norwich
Blackburn
Swansea
Wigan
Queens Park Rangers
FA Cup Winner
Chelsea
Carling Cup Winner
Manchester City
Europa League Places
Tottenham
Liverpool
EPL Golden Boot
Darren Bent
Player of the Year
Wayne Rooney
Young Player of the Year
Tom Cleverley
Manager of the Year
Sir Alex Ferguson
Sack Race Winner
Neil Warnock
Champions League Winner
Real Madrid
Aston Villa Player of the Year
Darren Bent
Aston Villa Young Player of the Year
Cieran Clark
It will be a three horse race for the title most of the season with United winning somewhat comfortably. There’s a huge gulf in class from the top three to the next three. Arsenal, Spurs, or Liverpool could finish 4th depending on what they do the rest of the window. If Arsenal lose Nasri and Fabregas or Spurs lose Modric they could take a huge step back. Neither Spurs nor Liverpool have done nearly enough to address their defense. If things break right for Villa they could finish ahead of one out of those three and sneak back into Europe. QPR will be this year’s West Ham, dysfunction behind the scenes will be their undoing. The league won’t be as competitive as last season, 37-38 points will be the magic number for safety. In his second year at Real Madrid Jose Mourhino finds a way to win the Champions League.
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