First round of the Premiership. Your thoughts?

Can Spurs challenge for the title? They look really good and imo might push Liverpool for second. It's really hard not to see Man City win the league.

Arsenal look good for a top four challenge. Bournemouth and Fulham look better than expected, which will make this season's relegation battle competitive.

My lord, how bad are Man United? I had them to finish 6th but that looks optimistic now

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smiler2012 · 56-60

i agree with one thing you say who can stop manchester city will be the question . maybe i am bias here but liverpool i think will not let them have it all there own way .one game gone a long way to go yet ,get too christmas and things sort of start too take shape a little by then [burnley123]

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@smiler2012 So you don't agree that United are tragically bad? I have friends who are united fans. I mentioned Rabiot and Anautuvic to one of them and he told me to f off.

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smiler2012 · 56-60

@Burnley123 oh yes there are but this is not an old problem at old trafford really .they have been on the downward spiral since mourhinio was in charge . they are now how liverpool used too be fifteen years back . they seem too be pining a lot on ten hag switching there fortunes like jurgen klopp has at liverpool .until ten hag sorts out some of his spoiled pampered players nothing will change at old trafford a sort of case of what goes around comes around at old trafford

Burnley123 · 41-45, M

@smiler2012 If you ran a masterclass on how to fuck up a football club, Joel Glazer would be a grandmaster tutor.

I think Ten Haag already regrets going there. Until they get a decent director if football, nothing will change.

Liverpool actually have smart American owners who bring analytic expertise in recruitment of players and also get the big decisions right.