Top Four Prem teams in 2014 - in order

[TTmonkey]

Wow 20 posts and no one predicting Liverpool top 4. Where are those rose tinted spec wearing optimists?

[Wadeski]

As a Chelsea fan, i'm nowhere near as optimistic as you lot!

1) City
2) Man yooo
3) Chelsea
4) Spurs

The Man U vs Chelsea game at the end of August will an important guide on who can take points from whom at the top of the table.

[S47]

Man u
Chelsee
Everton
Swansea

[The Highway Man]

TTmonkey said:

Wow 20 posts and no one predicting Liverpool top 4. Where are those rose tinted spec wearing optimists?

Err check out my post yesterday.

The Highway Man said:

My head says

1. Chelsea
2. Man City
3. Man Utd
4. Arsenal

The eternal optimist in me hopes Liverpool pip Arse to 4th

[NoNeed]

Man city
Chelsea
Aston Villa
Man United

[qotsa]

chelsea
man city
arse
man u

[Stinkfoot]

Man City
Chelsea
Man U
Liverpool

[jcremonini]

City
Chelsea
ManU
Spurs

[NoNeed]

I'm starting to think that I should have put Villa higher up my list

[Jw Vw]

Chelsea
Man Utd
Man City
Arsenal

[Asterix]

Man City
Chelsea
Spurs
Man Utd

[TangerinePool]

My gawd what an utterly depressing thread. Is no-one sick of the same names appearing in the same old fashion year after year trying to wave the biggest willy wallet

[SMcP114]

TangerinePool said:

My gawd what an utterly depressing thread. Is no-one sick of the same names appearing in the same old fashion year after year trying to wave the biggest willy wallet

No different to any other league in the world though is it?

[aeropilot]

Pretty much the same four teams as most others have picked, but in a different order than anyone else has picked....

1. Chelsea
2. Man Utd
3. Man City
4. Spurs

[BrabusMog]

Chelsea
Spurs
Man City
Arsenal

[Wadeski]

To be honest, unless they follow the US-style sytem of NFL-style spending caps (which they wont) and playoffs, then the same clubs will dominate for a while.

Nothing lasts forever though - not long ago Liverpool, Newcastle would have been in there and before that Everton and Leeds...

In 10 years time we'll all be complaining about the Chinese billionaires in football and how boring it is that Reading and Hull win everything.

[TangerinePool]

Wadeski said:

To be honest, unless they follow the US-style sytem of NFL-style spending caps (which they wont) and playoffs, then the same clubs will dominate for a while.

Nothing lasts forever though - not long ago Liverpool, Newcastle would have been in there and before that Everton and Leeds...

In 10 years time we'll all be complaining about the Chinese billionaires in football and how boring it is that Reading and Hull win everything.

With any luck the emphasis on who can spend the most will have been obliterated and the ability of a manager to assemble a winning team without paying them £200,000 per week will be more important. By the way that kind of money should still be achievable in a performance related model - I have no issue with that.

But you're probably closer to the truth than me and my utopian ramblings

[Stelvio1]

West Brom
Stoke
Fulham
Cardiff

- if there is a just God

[Asterix]

Wadeski said:

To be honest, unless they follow the US-style sytem of NFL-style spending caps (which they wont) and playoffs, then the same clubs will dominate for a while.

Nothing lasts forever though - not long ago Liverpool, Newcastle would have been in there and before that Everton and Leeds...

In 10 years time we'll all be complaining about the Chinese billionaires in football and how boring it is that Reading and Hull win everything.

Don't forget Blackburn.

[matty6660]

1. Chelsea
2. Man United
3. Man City
4. Arsenal (ozil will make a big difference)