The new Premier League season kicks-off this weekend and the Soccer Saturday boys have been sharing their predictions for the 2012-13
Matt Le Tissier.
"The first one is always the hardest to win, so I think Manchester City might find it a bit easier to win the title this year. Although Roberto Mancini would have liked to add a couple of new players, they've got a pretty formidable squad already and there's still time left for them to strengthen it even further."
Phil Thompson
"I think Man City will do it again. They broke their duck last season, got the monkey off their back and I know from my playing days that once you've won the league once you get to know how to cope with certain situations and how to get through games. City will have learnt a lot from last year and so will Roberto Mancini. He will have learnt a lot about his players and how to handle them. Of course he had problems with Carlos Tevez and Mario Balotelli but he'll be better off for those experiences.
Charlie Nicholas
"It is always hard to predict who will win the Premier League at this point because we are still waiting to see if the top clubs enter the transfer market and how much business they do. If Man United get Robin van Persie I think they will win it, if not, I will lean towards Manchester City.
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Matt Le Tissier.
"The first one is always the hardest to win, so I think Manchester City might find it a bit easier to win the title this year. Although Roberto Mancini would have liked to add a couple of new players, they've got a pretty formidable squad already and there's still time left for them to strengthen it even further."
Phil Thompson
"I think Man City will do it again. They broke their duck last season, got the monkey off their back and I know from my playing days that once you've won the league once you get to know how to cope with certain situations and how to get through games. City will have learnt a lot from last year and so will Roberto Mancini. He will have learnt a lot about his players and how to handle them. Of course he had problems with Carlos Tevez and Mario Balotelli but he'll be better off for those experiences.
Charlie Nicholas
"It is always hard to predict who will win the Premier League at this point because we are still waiting to see if the top clubs enter the transfer market and how much business they do. If Man United get Robin van Persie I think they will win it, if not, I will lean towards Manchester City.
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