The first one (Premiership title before anyone jumps on me) is always the hardest. Once we do it, then that psychological barrier will be lifted and we should then be challenging on a regular basis.
we can only go with the trend. If you want to look at the last three years, then 1 in 3. If 2 years then 1 in 2. If 10 years (too far back) then 1in 10 And my prediction is that it will be 2 in 2
I don't think we need to buy in January and don't think Klopp will either. The Jan window is always nuts and we have a good squad that doesn't need disrupting.
Good players are unlikely to be released exempt with the following exceptions: 1. His club out of Europe or major cup competitions. 2. Club is hard up. 3. The price offer cannot be refused. 4.Another player is available as replacement.
Tbh there are still 4/5 teams in the hunt. Lots of variables as Spurs and City could drop out of Europe, injuries etc We'll lose Mane for a bit in January and the FA have left our fixtures to the mercy of television (two games in 45 hours?) We could be 5th by Sunday night couldn't we? Lets just enjoy it and look at a title run if we're still there by NYE.
In theory. Realistically there are only 3. City , Chelsea and us. Arsenal and Spurs will drop off in pressure matches at the end of the season. Both City and Chelsea are looking ominous. City as they have the strongest sqaud and Chelsea because like us they have fewer matches.
I wouldn't write off Arsenal or Spurs at all...........Arsenal are perennial top four and are as good as they have been for some time Spurs unbeaten and showed last season they have the consistency needed for the long haul
I would. Arsenal have been in this position for the last 10 years and have never threaten to win it. As for Spurs, although undefeated they draw too many matches. As for top 4 it is already looking like City, Chelsea, Arsenal and us in no particular order.
As long as were in that top 4..........no...........top 3......then good progress will have been made and we can build from there
