Moyes, Mourinho, Wenger and Pellegrini

Last time it was Fergie v Mancini again but it's all change this season.

Who'll come out on top ?

I think Moyes will do well with Utd
Same with Mourinho at Chelsea
Pelligrini might struggle
Wenger could either win it or finish 4th again



thoughts .....

 

AVB

I'll bookmark this for the last day of the season when Bale squares it to Bernard who crosses for Villa to fire in the winner past Guzan and seals the title for us

 

Think you mistakenly added wengers name
Probably best to just edit out

 

It is going to be interesting for sure. Too early to be making predictions though until we see what each manager has to play with.

 

This is one season everyone is looking forward to.

 

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There's the glaringly obvious exclusion of Hull City in the OP (Steve Bruce)

Nah, I think that all 4 Managers will see the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson as a chance to catapult themselves into the top spot. Moyes, Pellegrini and Mourinho will have to adapt with new teams/players/staff and get it working properly whereas Wenger has the same team with a bit more leniency in terms of spending.

I don't think Arsenal will win it, purely based on their lacklustre performances in the League in recent Seasons. I think André Villas Boas and his Tottenham should be included too because they're definitely in for it, especially if the Welsh Monkey stays.

Chelsea will be revitilised under Mourinho and I would say it will be between Chelsea and Manchester City for the title. Purely based on the fact that:

- Manchester United will be missing that midfield 'bite' with Scholes gone and there's the obvious possibility that the players don't have the same heart and desire to play for Moyes than they did under SAF.
- Arsenal's era is long gone unless they can recruit well in this Transfer window. One or two good players (Santi Cazorla & Jack Wilshere) can't be expected to carry the side all the time.
- Pellegrini has inherited and undoubtedly talented side, he just needs to get them playing together again and with the clever additions of some very good players (which is shown by the addition of Jésus Navas) there is some clear intent there. Pellegrini's Managerial record isn't too shabby either, he knows how to create a successful side.
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