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Premier League 2016/2017 Predictions

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  1. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    Hola amigos!

    In less than two weeks we'll be picking up our first 3 points of the season away at Goodison Park (<:D>). So what are we all predicting this year? Will Leicester repeat their incredible feat or will someone else steal the limelight this time around? Will Pep, Jose and Conte with their multi million pound assembled squads be back at the top? Who's in for a season of misery and getting a ticket to the Championship?

    Top 6:
    1st. Man City
    2nd. Arsenal
    3rd. Spurs
    4th. Man Utd
    5th. Chelsea
    6th. Liverpool

    Relegation:
    18th. West Brom
    19th. Burnley
    20th. Hull

    FA Cup:

    Man Utd

    League Cup:

    Spurs

    Top Scorer:

    Aguero

    P.O.T.S:

    De Bruyne

    Y.P.O.T.S:

    Alli

    Surprise team of the season:
    Middlesbrough - Top 10 finish.

    Signing of the season:
    Viktor Fischer (if he stays injury free!)

    Champions League:
    Juventus

    Europa League:

    Man Utd

    Manager of the season (added by Huddlefro):
    Pochettino, 3rd place, a cup as well as a good CL campaign <ok>

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  2. SpursDisciple

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    Top 6: City, Utd, Spurs, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea
    Relegation: Hull, Southampton, Sunderland
    FA Cup: Man Utd
    League Cup: Crystal Palace
    Top Scorer: Ibrahimovic
    P.O.T.S: Dier
    Y.P.O.T.S: Dier
    Surprise team of the season: Middlesborough
    Signing of the season: See Top scorer
    Champions League: Barca
    Europa League: Arsenal

    Edit: Manager - Pochettino. He has no right to be competing with the moneybags around (and of course, he may not) but if gets us top 4, then he is a genius.

    I agree Dier won't get POTY for the reason SOS says - it's usually a striker, so Ibra will probably get that too. Stick with Dier for YPOTY though, I think he'll have a major season (as will Lamela!).
     
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  3. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    Dier's a great shout for the awards, my only worry is that players often vote based on goals, most Leicester fans said Kante was POTS but Mahrez got the award as he grabbed the headlines.

    You know I was tinkering with the idea of Soton being relegated, yet again they've lost key figures, there's only so many times you can replace quality immediately.
     
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    Top 6:
    1st. Man City
    2nd. Spurs
    3rd. Arsenal
    4th. Man Utd
    5th. Chelsea
    6th. Liverpool

    Relegation:
    18th. Crystal Palace
    19th. Sunderland
    20th. Hull

    FA Cup:

    Everton

    League Cup:

    Chelsea

    Top Scorer:

    Aguero

    P.O.T.S:

    Sanchez

    Y.P.O.T.S:

    Rashford

    Surprise team of the season:
    Just how much of a train wreck the Allam family made Hull

    Signing of the season:
    Leroy Sane

    Champions League:
    Bayern Munich

    Europa League:

    Sevilla (after dropping out of the CL)
     
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  5. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    Have a bit of sympathy towards Hull, mainly because of the ex-Spurs trio but Allam really has turned them into a circus. Think they'll be in for a horrendous season, potentially Derby-esque.
     
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  6. The Huddlefro

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    Its a tricky one this year with so many unknowns, especially at the top. United will probably have a Mourinho-led resurgence in his 1st year, Arsenal will be there and there abouts and potentially more if they spend money well for the rest of the window, City and Chelsea will likely be strong but who knows how long it'll take the new managers and signings to settle down, and Leicester of course will have lost a few key players from last season but will teams be able to work them out this season? Then there is Klopp at Liverpool, Koeman at Everton, West Ham could be in the mixer too.

    Top 6:

    1. Chelsea
    2. City
    3. Arsenal
    4. Spurs
    5. United
    6. Leicester
    Relegation:
    In no particular order - Hull, Sunderland & Swansea
    FA Cup: Spurs
    League Cup: United
    Top Scorer: Kane
    P.O.T.S: Kante
    Y.P.O.T.S: Alli (could be Rashford if he gets on the pitch enough, or Dier but I didn't even realise he qualified)
    Surprise team of the season: Boro, Burnley and Bournemouth are all candidates for this IMO, though the latter isn't too brave a call
    Signing of the season: Kante
    Champions League: Athletico Madrid, Real Madrid or Juve. I'll plump for the Italians, driven on by Paulo Dybala
    Europa League: I think Sevilla might make it a hat-trick dropping in from the CL spots again

    New category - Manager of the Season: Conte is a great fit for Chelsea and if he wins the League with them then he'll get this one.
     
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  7. The RDBD

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    Surely the Hullspurs will be getting some player loans from the mother club this season
    to help them avoid relegation ?? :)
     
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  8. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    Good shout, will add the manager option, Hudd <ok>
     
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    Have they got a permanent manager appointed yet? Could be that we're waiting to see who they appoint before we loan any players out. From a purely selfish point of view, with the right manager at Hull and if it's right given the circumstances for our squad, Hull could be a great platform for the likes of Pritchard, Yedlin, Winks, Onomah, Ball and CCV to get serious PL gametime under their belts.
     
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    Indeed.

    Hopefully the Sunderland rapport will continue as is.
    Would also be nice to get loan rapport going again with Swansea. And perhaps Bournemouth.

    Similarly for QPR and Villa in the league below.
     
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  11. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    I can see CCV and Onomah being kept, especially Onomah who I'd now consider a first team squad player. Depending on what happens with CM positions (Mason? Bentaleb? Carroll) Winks might be kept but I'd rather he get a loan and a full season of games if we're not clearing out too many from central midfield. If Trippier is sold (which I hope not) then Yedlin will be the competition for Walker. Ball could definitely do with a loan, I think it may have to be Championship though, I doubt a Prem side would be interested just yet. Seeing as Pritchard is up for sale, whichever side do end up getting him will have a very promising player on their books.
     
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    DOMINATION BEGINS..........

    Top 6: Spurs, Arsenal, City, Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool
    Relegation: Sunderland, West Brom, Burnley
    FA Cup: City
    League Cup: Utd
    Top Scorer: Kane
    P.O.T.S: Alderweireld
    Y.P.O.T.S: Alli
    Surprise team of the season: Spurs
    Signing of the season: someone who plays in Manchester
    Champions League: Spu...No, can't do it......Atletico
    Europa League: Arsenal
    Manager of the season: Poch
     
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  13. Spurf

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    Top 6:
    Spurs
    Liverpool
    Chelsea
    Man United
    Man City
    Arsenal

    Relegation:
    Hull
    Burnley
    Watford

    FA Cup: Man United

    League Cup: Arsenal

    Top Scorer: Kane

    P.O.T.S: Dier

    Y.P.O.T.S:Ali

    Surprise team of the season: SPURS
     
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    Would it be easier to have relegation candidates listed as: Hull and which other two teams?
     
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    The 2 Manchesters are just throwing huge amounts of money around and I would love it, just love it if they both fall on their expensive faces.
     
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  16. The RDBD

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    6+ into 4 just doesn't go. At least one of the usual suspects is going to have to suffer.
    As always, all I ever ask is that Spurs be thereabouts ready to pounce the moment any
    of em falter.
     
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  17. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    As would I, Spurf, as would I.

    I think City will be strong under Pep and probably favourites for the league but I still don't worry about Utd (jinxing it now knowing my luck!), despite some good signings they still have a bunch of players who I think are way below the typical Utd standard, along with guys past their best.
     
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  18. Citizen Kane

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    I read this sentence in Kevin Keegan's voice.
     
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    But without his shaggy perm, I hope
     
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  20. O.Spurcat

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    Or the great smell of Brut.
     
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