Your perfect Premiership

Rekop dog

Don't know if this has been done before but if you could hand pick your own choice of 20 English teams from all the leagues who would you put in. Don't know about anyone else but when a ‘big' team like Leeds or Newcastle(I know they haven't won that much) get relegated, I'm always a bit dissapointed and would always prefar a Wigan or a team with no history to go down.

My list includes a mix of successful teams and some teams that haven't been so successful but I think belong in the premiership.

1. Manchester United
2. Manchester City
3. Arsenal
4. Chelsea
5. Liverpool
6. Everton
7. Aston Villa
8. Leeds
9. Newcastle
10.West Ham United
11.Spurs
12.Sheffield Wednesday
13.Blackburn
14.Sunderland
15.Nottingham Forrest
16.Ipswich
17.Portsmouth
18. West Brom
19.Derby county
20.Southampton

GLaDOS

Stan Collymore, is that you?

redout

1. Manchester United
2. Manchester United
3. Manchester United
4. Manchester United
5. Manchester United
6. Manchester United
7. Manchester United
8. Manchester United
9. Manchester United
10. Manchester United
11. Manchester United
12. Manchester United
13. Manchester United
14. Manchester United
15. Manchester United
16. Manchester United
17. Manchester United
18. Manchester United
19. Manchester United
20. Liverpool

3hn2givr7mx1sc

redout wrote: »

1. Manchester United
2. Manchester United
3. Manchester United
4. Manchester United
5. Manchester United
6. Manchester United
7. Manchester United
8. Manchester United
9. Manchester United
10. Manchester United
11. Manchester United
12. Manchester United
13. Manchester United
14. Manchester United
15. Manchester United
16. Manchester United
17. Manchester United
18. Manchester United
19. Manchester United
20. Liverpool

There would be too many draws.

The_Kew_Tour

to have the 20 best teams for that season dont care if its Bolton or Brentford.

grenache

Rekop dog wrote: »

Don't know if this has been done before but if you could hand pick your own choice of 20 English teams from all the leagues who would you put in. Don't know about anyone else but when a ‘big' team like Leeds or Newcastle(I know they haven't won that much) get relegated, I'm always a bit dissapointed and would always prefar a Wigan or a team with no history to go down.

My list includes a mix of successful teams and some teams that haven't been so successful but I think belong in the premiership.

1. Manchester United
2. Manchester City
3. Arsenal
4. Chelsea
5. Liverpool
6. Everton
7. Aston Villa
8. Leeds
9. Newcastle
10.West Ham United
11.Spurs
12.Sheffield Wednesday
13.Blackburn
14.Sunderland
15.Nottingham Forrest
16.Ipswich
17.Portsmouth
18. West Brom
19.Derby county
20.Southampton

Just the one 'r' in Forest. I agree with 19 of your teams there, i would swap Portsmouth for Wolves or Coventry.

Daemos

A mix of good teams and teams that I have a soft spot for

Arsenal
Aston Villa
Birmingham
Blackpool
Cardiff
Chelsea
Crystal Palace
Everton
Leeds United
Leicester
Liverpool
Man City
Man United
Newcastle
Nott'm Forest
Peterborough
Stoke
Sunderland
Swansea
Tottenham

Jordonvito

Man United
Liverpool
Man City
Arsenal
Everton
Tranmere Rovers
Cardiff City
Stoke City
Middelsbrough
Aston Villa
West Ham
Spurs
Newcastle
Hull
Burnley
Leeds
Reading
West Brom
Yeovil
Farnborough
Celtic?!

SligoBrewer

Rekop dog wrote: »

Wigan or a team with no history to go down.

:rolleyes:

Chardee MacDennis

redout wrote: »

1. Manchester United
2. Manchester United
3. Manchester United
4. Manchester United
5. Manchester United
6. Manchester United
7. Manchester United
8. Manchester United
9. Manchester United
10. Manchester United
11. Manchester United
12. Manchester United
13. Manchester United
14. Manchester United
15. Manchester United
16. Manchester United
17. Manchester United
18. Manchester United
19. Manchester United
20. Liverpool

based on the last couple of years, we would walk away with that league...

OPENROAD

Arsenal
Chelsea
QPR
Fulham
Crystal Palace
Charlton
Brentford
Barnet
Leyton Orient
West Ham
Manchester United
Manchester City
Newcastle
Aston Villa
Bristol City
Dagenham and Redbridge
Stevenage
Borehamwood
Spurs
Liverpool.

Pepe LeFrits

Arsenal
Man United
Chelsea
Real Madrid
Barcelona
Atletico Madrid
Juventus
Milan
Internazionale
Bayern Munich
Borussia Dortmund
Ajax
PSV
Rangers
Porto
Lyon
Marseilles
Panathanaikos
CSKA Moscow
Shaktar Donetsk

grenache

Pepe LeFrits wrote: »

Arsenal
Man United
Chelsea
Real Madrid
Barcelona
Atletico Madrid
Juventus
Milan
Internazionale
Bayern Munich
Borussia Dortmund
Ajax
PSV
Rangers
Porto
Lyon
Marseilles
Panathanaikos
CSKA Moscow
Shaktar Donetsk

You can take your European "Super League" and stick it where the sun don't shine :pac::pac:

Spiritoftheseventies

Norwich city, Watford two good candidates.

The Volt

Ideally a league with the biggest clubs who have the most support. That way, every game is a relatively big one.

Kiith

Chelsea
Man Utd
Arsenal
Liverpool
Man City
Tottenham
Aston Villa
Birmingham
Fulham
Everton
Stoke
Blackburn
Sunderland
Wigan
Hull
Burnley
Bolton
West Ham
Wolves
Portsmouth

Leave it as it is. Whats the fun if it was always the same teams?

Mint Sauce

any none leauge allowed

1. liverpool
2. liverpool reserves
3. afc wimbledon
4. manchester utd
5. manchester city
6. newcastle utd
7. sunderland
8. spurs
9. aresnal
10. chelsea
11. watford
12. luton
13. fulham
14. aston villa
15. everton
16. stoke
17. hull
18. leeds
19. reeding
20. west ham

ask me again in the morning, half of them could be changed

CSF

Arsenal
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
Blackburn Rovers
Chelsea
Derby County
Everton
Fulham
Hull City
Ipswich
Leeds United
Manchester City
Manchester United
Middlesbrough
Newcastle United
Southampton
Stoke City
Tottenham Hotspur
West Ham
Wigan

blue-army

1. Chelsea
2. Manchester United
3. Arsenal
4. Liverpool
5. Manchester City
6. Everton
7. Aston Villa
8. Leeds
9. Newcastle
10.West Ham
11.Spurs
12.Stoke
13.Hull
14.Sunderland
15.Nottingham Forest
16.Norwich
17.Wolves
18. West Brom
19.Derby county
20.Southampton

Neil3030

Man United
Chelsea
Liverpool
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Spurs
Man City
Everton

Each team plays each other 6 times

FTW

Jordonvito

Neil3030 wrote: »

Man United
Chelsea
Liverpool
Arsenal
Aston Villa
Spurs
Man City
Everton

Each team plays each other 6 times

FTW

i like that

larchielads

how about splitting the premier league in half at the start of the season.teams play each other 4 times in each half. top 2 of each get champs league places. 3rd place in each gets uefa cup. bottom 1 in each get relegated. 2nd last teams in each half have a play off to see who is the 3rd team to go down. potential winner of each half go into a sort of league final to see who's the best over all. here's my idea more explained below:

lets say the 2 halves finish like this:

1.man utd(champs league)

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1. chelsea(champs league)
2.liverpool(champs league)

---

2. arsenal(champs league)
3.Man city(uefa cup)

---

3. Spurs(uefa cup)
4. Villa

---

4. everton
5.birmingham

---

5. fulham
6.stoke

---

6.sunderland
7.blackburn

---

7. hull
8.burnley

---

8. bolton
9.wigan

---

9.west ham
10.wolves(relegated)

---

10.portsmouth(relegated)



wigan would play west ham to see who stays up/3rd team to be relegated. one off game at wembley???

man utd play chelsea in league final at wembley to see who is the best over all.???

my reckoning is and correct me if i'm wrong that there would be 2 less games to play over all except if you were in the league final or relegation final then you would have 1 less game to play compared to the 38 games now.

9x4=36 thats without league final or relegation games to be played add 1 for each perspective team in finals which is 37. SIMPLES....well sort of.:pac:

niallk

larchielads wrote: »

how about splitting the premier league in half at the start of the season.teams play each other 4 times in each half. top 2 of each get champs league places. 3rd place in each gets uefa cup. bottom 1 in each get relegated. 2nd last teams in each half have a play off to see who is the 3rd team to go down. potential winner of each half go into a sort of league final to see who's the best over all. here's my idea more explained below:

lets say the 2 halves finish like this:

1.man utd(champs league)

---

1. chelsea(champs league)
2.liverpool(champs league)

---

2. arsenal(champs league)
3.Man city(uefa cup)

---

3. Spurs(uefa cup)
4. Villa

---

4. everton
5.birmingham

---

5. fulham
6.stoke

---

6.sunderland
7.blackburn

---

7. hull
8.burnley

---

8. bolton
9.wigan

---

9.west ham
10.wolves(relegated)

---

10.portsmouth(relegated)



wigan would play west ham to see who stays up/3rd team to be relegated. one off game at wembley???

man utd play chelsea in league final at wembley to see who is the best over all.???

my reckoning is and correct me if i'm wrong that there would be 2 less games to play over all except if you were in the league final or relegation final then you would have 1 less game to play compared to the 38 games now.

9x4=36 thats without league final or relegation games to be played add 1 for each perspective team in finals which is 37. SIMPLES....well sort of.:pac:

Or...
We could just put 11 players from each team on a pitch (Prob have to be Wembley), that's (11x20) 220 players. Each player is given only a swiss army knife and a compass, apart from the captain of each team who is given a sawn-off shotgun and a quad bike. Beforehand, each player is blindfolded and told to wander around the pitch for 10 minutes so as no strategic advantage can be gained. When the referee blows his whistle (from a safe distance), the players remove their blindfolds and proceed in a fight to the death with the sole surviving player's team declared the winner of the football.

Or...
We could just leave it as it is.

Fratton Fred

Maybe we could change a few of the club names as well (I've always likes Portsmouth Pirates) and ban draws. If the match is even after 90 minutes we could have a 10 minutes MultibaLl period.

Maybe they could also play an extra game each season in Dubai and let Ranhers amd Celtic in.

Yes, I like the sound of this new Budweiser Soccer League.

stovelid

Rekop dog wrote: »

and would always prefar a Wigan or a team with no history to go down.

Good lord.

Just call it armchair dictatorship and have it over with.

Nulty

larchielads wrote: »

how about splitting the premier league in half at the start of the season.teams play each other 4 times in each half. top 2 of each get champs league places. 3rd place in each gets uefa cup. bottom 1 in each get relegated. 2nd last teams in each half have a play off to see who is the 3rd team to go down. potential winner of each half go into a sort of league final to see who's the best over all. here's my idea more explained below:

lets say the 2 halves finish like this:

1.man utd(champs league)

---

1. chelsea(champs league)
2.liverpool(champs league)

---

2. arsenal(champs league)
3.Man city(uefa cup)

---

3. Spurs(uefa cup)
4. Villa

---

4. everton
5.birmingham

---

5. fulham
6.stoke

---

6.sunderland
7.blackburn

---

7. hull
8.burnley

---

8. bolton
9.wigan

---

9.west ham
10.wolves(relegated)

---

10.portsmouth(relegated)



wigan would play west ham to see who stays up/3rd team to be relegated. one off game at wembley???

man utd play chelsea in league final at wembley to see who is the best over all.???

my reckoning is and correct me if i'm wrong that there would be 2 less games to play over all except if you were in the league final or relegation final then you would have 1 less game to play compared to the 38 games now.

9x4=36 thats without league final or relegation games to be played add 1 for each perspective team in finals which is 37. SIMPLES....well sort of.:pac:

I've got disillusioned with football recently. As I did with Coca cola a few years back. So I'm not a stickler for tradition. I'd love to see that season for 1 year.

Although I'm adamant that there should be bonus points for 4 goals in a game

TonyD79

Man United
Man City
BlackBurn Rovers
Sunderland
Newcastle
Liverpool
Everton
Spurs
Chelsea
Arsenal
Leeds United
Cardiff
Notts Forest
Sheff Wed
Aston Villa
Birmingham City
Norwich
West Ham
FC United
Swansea

That_Guy

In no particular order.

Newcastle United
Nottingham Forest
Manchester United
Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Manchester City
Leeds United
Aston Villa
Stoke City
Tottenham Hotspur
Cardiff City
Huddersfield (Quality league 1 side under Lee Clark and Terry McDermott)
Everton
Sunderland
Southampton
Bolton
Ipswich
Birmingham City
QPR

GLaDOS

Man City
Tottenham
Aston Villa
Birmingham
Fulham
Everton
Stoke
Blackburn
Sunderland
Wigan
Hull
Burnley
Bolton
West Ham
Wolves
Portsmouth


New 16 Team Premiership

Jagera

The premiership is the same every year:

The Big 4
+
The Lowly 16

EI111

larchielads wrote: »

how about splitting the premier league in half at the start of the season.teams play each other 4 times in each half. top 2 of each get champs league places. 3rd place in each gets uefa cup. bottom 1 in each get relegated. 2nd last teams in each half have a play off to see who is the 3rd team to go down. potential winner of each half go into a sort of league final to see who's the best over all. here's my idea more explained below:

lets say the 2 halves finish like this:

1.man utd(champs league)

---

1. chelsea(champs league)
2.liverpool(champs league)

---

2. arsenal(champs league)
3.Man city(uefa cup)

---

3. Spurs(uefa cup)
4. Villa

---

4. everton
5.birmingham

---

5. fulham
6.stoke

---

6.sunderland
7.blackburn

---

7. hull
8.burnley

---

8. bolton
9.wigan

---

9.west ham
10.wolves(relegated)

---

10.portsmouth(relegated)



wigan would play west ham to see who stays up/3rd team to be relegated. one off game at wembley???

man utd play chelsea in league final at wembley to see who is the best over all.???

my reckoning is and correct me if i'm wrong that there would be 2 less games to play over all except if you were in the league final or relegation final then you would have 1 less game to play compared to the 38 games now.

9x4=36 thats without league final or relegation games to be played add 1 for each perspective team in finals which is 37. SIMPLES....well sort of.:pac:

Would you really prefer to see united play stoke and blackburn away an extra time instead of playing Chelsea and Arsenal?

larchielads

not that i'd prefer it but its just an idea. gives the smaller teams ,with all due respect, a chance. maybe the smaller teams would have a better record against one of the top 4 i.e. hates goin to old trafford but but has a better record against say liverpool, arsenal, chelsea or somethin like that. as i said just an idea.

DazMarz

Trying to structure this so we have as many fierce rivallries and derbies as possible:

-Man U
-Man City
-Liverpool
-Leeds
-Arsenal
-Chelsea
-West Ham
-Spurs
-Everton
-Aston Villa
-Birmingham
-Millwall
-Newcastle
-Sunderland
-Middleborough
-Portsmouth
-Southampton
-Fulham
-Blackburn
-Wolves

Green Giant

Liverpool
Arsenal
Chelsea
Man Utd
Man City
Aston Villa
Everton
Tottenham
Blackburn
Sunderland
West Ham
Birmingham
Fulham
Leeds
Newcastle
Nott Forest
Southampton
Ipswich
Norwich
Hartlepool (purely for Jeff Stelling reasons)

Ush1

You just rename it La Liga...

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Ush1 wrote: »

You just rename it La Liga...

That would change absolutely nothing other than the name, so why bother?

1.Man United
2.Liverpool
3.Chelsea
4.Arsenal
5.Villa
6.Spurs
7.Everton
8.Leeds
9.Sunderland
10.Newcastle
11.Cardiff
12.Swansea
13.Southampton
14.Charlton
15.Wolves
16.Birmingham
17.AFC Wimbledon
18.Hartlepool
19.Derby
20.Nottingham Forest.

Chosen from memories and soft spots.:D..and hatred.:p

Ush1

baz2009 wrote: »

That would change absolutely nothing other than the name, so why bother?

La Liga sounds like the perfect Premiership to me.

3hn2givr7mx1sc

Ush1 wrote: »

La Liga sounds like the perfect Premiership to me.

Then watch La Liga instead of the Premier League. Simples.:)

Ush1

baz2009 wrote: »

Then watch La Liga instead of the Premier League. Simples.:)

I do.

Carcharodon

larchielads wrote: »

how about splitting the premier league in half at the start of the season.teams play each other 4 times in each half. top 2 of each get champs league places. 3rd place in each gets uefa cup. bottom 1 in each get relegated. 2nd last teams in each half have a play off to see who is the 3rd team to go down. potential winner of each half go into a sort of league final to see who's the best over all. here's my idea more explained below:

lets say the 2 halves finish like this:

1.man utd(champs league)

---

1. chelsea(champs league)
2.liverpool(champs league)

---

2. arsenal(champs league)
3.Man city(uefa cup)

---

3. Spurs(uefa cup)
4. Villa

---

4. everton
5.birmingham

---

5. fulham
6.stoke

---

6.sunderland
7.blackburn

---

7. hull
8.burnley

---

8. bolton
9.wigan

---

9.west ham
10.wolves(relegated)

---

10.portsmouth(relegated)



wigan would play west ham to see who stays up/3rd team to be relegated. one off game at wembley???

man utd play chelsea in league final at wembley to see who is the best over all.???

my reckoning is and correct me if i'm wrong that there would be 2 less games to play over all except if you were in the league final or relegation final then you would have 1 less game to play compared to the 38 games now.

9x4=36 thats without league final or relegation games to be played add 1 for each perspective team in finals which is 37. SIMPLES....well sort of.:pac:

Is somebody a big fan of the structure in American sports ?

Some of the teams I would like to see in Prem would be

Leeds
Forest
Derby
Southampton
Newcastle
Norwich
Shef Wed
Leicester
Cardif

and obviously Harchester United

Glico Man

DazMarz wrote: »

Trying to structure this so we have as many fierce rivallries and derbies as possible:

-Man U
-Man City
-Liverpool
-Leeds
-Arsenal
-Chelsea
-West Ham
-Spurs
-Everton
-Aston Villa
-Birmingham
-Millwall
-Newcastle
-Sunderland
-Middleborough
-Portsmouth
-Southampton
-Fulham
-Blackburn
-Wolves

:eek:

The crowd trouble there would be interesting to say the least