Bold predictions from premier league season

COYVB

Knex. wrote: »

So, what do I win? :P

more than this guy:

DvB wrote: »

Spurs to win the league, everton to finish bottom half of the table & Aston Villa to be relegated

Seans_Username

niallo27 wrote: »

Danny Wellbeck to double the amount of league goals he scored last year and finish with 2 goals.

lol

Johner

Seans_Username wrote: »

lol

Whats so funny? He's right so far. :pac:

Seans_Username

Johner wrote: »

Whats so funny? He's right so far. :pac:

that's what's funny :pac:

Madworld

http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/english-soccer/somebody-has-to-shout-stop-as-english-premier-league-stranglehold-in-ireland-strengthens-1.1496636?page=2

Doesn't warrant it's own thread so I guess here is the best place to put it.

keano_afc

Steve Bould to line out for Arsenal next week against Fulham. Actually, thats not that bold.

daithi1970

Rooney to be gone by the end of January
Torres to rediscover his form of old
Arsenal not to finish in CL places
Bale to go, Spurs to finish mid-table

djPSB

Sunderland or West Brom to be relegated.

Alfred Borden

djPSB wrote: »

Sunderland or West Brom to be relegated.

Sunderland bottom

Alfred Borden

Pighead wrote: »

Robin Van Persie to score more than 5 goals this season.

only two so far looks risky :pac:

Luap

Luap wrote: »

Liverpool top at Christmas.

Suarezistheman wrote: »

Do Canio first manager to get the boot

That odds would you get on that?

Mightn't be far off.

Paully D

Paully D wrote: »

I haven't felt safer going into a Premier League season in over a decade, to be honest.

I've outdone myself with this one :pac:

Maximus Alexander

Some of the predictions in the first few pages are looking scarily accurate so far. Some very wide of the mark.

Alfred Borden

Its brilliant to read over them now though, see how silly some are including some of my own! :pac:

The_Kew_Tour

The_Kew_Tour wrote: »

English media will actually question if Joe Hart really is world class.

I believe in miracles.

I believed!

No medals for it though.:P

LiamoSail

Raf32 wrote: »

Its brilliant to read over them now though, see how silly some are including some of my own! :pac:

I didn't contribute, but there's as many excellent as there is daft. The above regarding Joe Hart stands out, just as those predicting West Ham/Swansea to finish ahead of Liverpool do

While I didn't contribute, I'm sure if I had I'd be looking fairly daft regarding any predictions on United, Spurs and Everton

djPSB

djPSB wrote: »

Sunderland or West Brom to be relegated.

Might not be too far off with this one.

super_furry

super_furry wrote: »

Oh and Alex Ferguson to take charge on United on a temporary basis before the end of the season.

Wishing I put money on this right now.

death1234567

death1234567 wrote: »

Man Utd to be > 9 points behind the league winners.

Jesus how did I get that so wrong, should have gone for 29 .

ronjo

tayto lover wrote: »

Arsenal to win the league and finish 19 points ahead of United.

Bloody hell, the second part could actually happen.

Oranage2

Oranage2 wrote: »

Rvp to get a lengthy injury and not finish top scorer
pool to finish outside the euro spots (Europa included)
arsenal not to finish 4th (3-5)
Arsenal to win a cup

Everything on course except the Liverpool one.

alchemist33

alchemist33 wrote: »

Fulham to be relegated.

Looking good...

Kirby

I know what they say about hindsight and all that.....but there are some truly woeful predictions in here reading back on them.

Liverpool to finish in the bottom half? Benteke to be top scorer? Bloody hell! :P

alchemist33

alchemist33 wrote: »

Fulham to be relegated.

Next season, I'll point the finger of doom elsewhere...

Vurnon San Benito

razorblunt wrote: »

Stoke relegated
Pochettino (?) to get sacked first

Norwich to finish in the top 8

Chelsea, Spurs, Man City, United, Liverpool, in that order.

Dear me razorblunt, stay away from the ante-post bets this year :pac:

OneEightSeven

super_furry wrote: »

West Ham to finish above Arsenal.

I think this is the season where the wheels finally come off for Wenger. He hasn't just failed to improve his squad over the summer, he's weakened it. Gervinho, Mannone, Arshavin, Djourou, Coquelin, Santos and Chamakh have all left and Arsenal haven't spent a penny to replace them yet. Now they'll will be without Arteta for the first six weeks and has a fan base just waiting to get on his and the players' backs - witness a side being booed off at half-time in a pre-season kick about.

West Ham have quietly improved again and I think the signings of Downing will be crucial. He'll get to play the kind of direct, aggressive football that his game is suited to and having Andy Carroll as a target man for his crosses, he'll get a bundle of assists. Alou Diarra is going to be a great signing, utterly suited to Allardyce's football and will give them real steel in the centre of the park while Razvan Rat could be one the surprise packages of the season.

Fail.

Sea Sharp

Nobody predicted Liverpool's rise or Man Utd's fall.

COYVB

Sea Sharp wrote: »

Nobody predicted Liverpool's rise or Man Utd's fall.

quite a few people predicted the latter in various guises to be fair

razorblunt

Doocey wrote: »

Dear me razorblunt, stay away from the ante-post bets this year :pac:

Ha my word, what a spectacular back fire! Damn you Van Wolfswinkel!!

Owen_S

Owen_S wrote: »

I predict that it will indeed be Liverpool's year.

Holy crap, what have I done :eek:

Kylo Ren

Keno wrote: »

United to win the league.

Kagawa to have an absolute stormer of a season and become a top play-a-maker.

Suarez not to bite anyone.

I got one right anyway.

djPSB

Was there a thread at the start of the season where supporters posted there expectations for the team they support.

Keno

Keno wrote: »

I got one right anyway.

One game left yet!!