Predictions 13/14

[JM]

Most of us posted our predictions on the old website and since it's around about the middle of the season, I thought it would be a good idea to look back on our predictions to see how far off we are.

I cannot post the link of the original thread so you have to find the thread yourselves. Sorry.

I'll start off with my predictions.

1. Man Utd
2. Chelsea
3. Man City
4. Liverpool
5. Arsenal
6. Tottenham
7. Everton
8. Norwich
9. Swansea
10. Newcastle
11. West Brom
12. Aston Villa
13. Southampton
14. West Ham
15. Fulham
16. Sunderland
17. Cardiff
18. Stoke
19. Crystal Palace
20. Hull

Top goalscorer: I went for Gervinho two years ago. Just goes to show how shit I am at predicting the top goalscorer. I'm gonna play safe-ish and I'll go for Van Persie.

None right so far

[Square]

Norwich 8th? Heh.

Don't think I actually posted a whole table but I said somewhere at the start of the season I fancied the top 6 to be

City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Spurs
Pool
Utd

[Gianni Infantino]

Contemplated putting Liverpool higher but they'll lose to teams like Cardiff and Fulham and not win any "big" games early in the season but climb back up by late March

lol fuck u gts

[tjc93]

Didn't post in the old thread but I had

City
Chelsea
United
Arsenal
Spuds
Liverpool

for top 6, i'd swap United with Lpool and move Spurs to 6th now

[notpropaganda]

I think I said United would still win the league

[Printer67]

1. Man City
2. Chelsea
3. Man United
4. Arsenal
5. Tottenham
6. Liverpool
7. Everton
8. Swansea
9. Southampton
10. Norwich
11. West Ham
12. West Brom
13. Fulham
14. Aston Villa
15. Sunderland
16. Cardiff
17. Newcastle
18. Stoke
19. Hull
20. Crystal Palace

Top Scorer - RVP
Assists - Eriksen
Player of the Season - RVP

CL - Real Madrid
Europa League - Arsenal

FA Cup - Liverpool
League Cup - Tottenham

Oh dear.

[Memento Mori]

I'd love for both Everton and Newcastle to get top six, but that would probably mean finishing above Man Utd and Spurs, and I'm not sure I can see that happening.

[wf4v3ry]

Prem
Winners: Chelsea
Top Four: Manchester City, United, Arsenal
Relegated: Palace, Hull, Fulham

Championship:
Promoted: Nottingham Forest, Bolton, Middlesbrough
Relegated: Millwall, Doncaster, Barnsley

League One:
Promoted: Peterborough, Bristol City, Sheffield United
Relegated: Crawley, Bradford, Colchester, Coventry/Rotherham*

League Two:
Promoted: Oxford, Bristol Rovers, Portsmouth, Chesterfield
Relegated: Dagenham, Accrington/Southend*
As long as Coventry and Southend stay out of admin, they'll finish somewhere in the middle, but not 10 points above the drop...

That was my predictions at the beginning of the season. Lol at thinking Bristol City and Portsmouth will get promoted.

[LegendOfNufc]

insert quote here 

1. Man City
2. Chelsea
3. Man United
4. Spurs
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5. Arsenal
6. Swansea
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7. Liverpool
8. West Ham
9. Southampton
10. Everton
11. Newcastle
12. Norwich
13. West Brom
14. Cardiff
15. Fulham
16. Sunderland
17. Hull
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18. Stoke
19. Crystal Palace
20. Aston Villa

Top scorer: Wilfried Bony
Player of the year: Juan Mata
League Cup: Stoke
FA Cup: Chelsea

Championship:

1. Wigan
2. Nottm Forest
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3. Leeds
4. QPR
5. Bolton
6. Derby
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7. Reading
8. Ipswich Town
9. Watford


17. Blackburn
18. Huddersfield
19. Doncaster
20. Yeovil
21. Burnley
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22. Blackpool
23. Barnsley
24. Millwall



League 1:


Promoted: Brentford, Rotherham, Wolves
Relegated: Port Vale, Carlisle, Notts County, Coventry

League 2:


Promoted: Chesterfield, Newport, Fleetwood, Bristol Rovers
Relegated: Morecambe, Dag & Red

Champions League: Bayern Munich

lol Bony top scorer, Swansea 6th, Everton 10th, Villa 20th. Then Wigan 1st and Burnley 21st in the Championship, oh dear.

Winning with Southampton though.

[Ashley]

1) Chelsea

2) Manchester City

3) Manchester United

4) Tottenham

5) Liverpool

6) Arsenal

7) Everton

8) Swansea

9) Southampton

10) Sunderland

11) West Ham

12) West Brom

13) Aston Villa

14) Newcastle

15) Norwich City

16) Fulham

17) Cardiff City

18) Stoke City

19) Hull City

20) Crystal Palace



Top Scorer - Augero



Assists - Mata



FA Cup - Man City



Capital One Cup - Everton



Champions League - Bayern Munich

mata as top assister doesn't look likely 

[Liverpool_96]

lol Stu's predictions:

1. Man City
2. Chelsea
3. Spurs
4. Arsenal
5. Man Utd
6. Everton
7. Saints
8. Liverpool
9. West Brom
10. Sunderland
11. Swansea
12. West Ham
13. Cardiff
14. Newcastle
15. Stoke
16. Norwich
17. Fulham
18. Hull
19. Crystal Palace
20. Aston Villa

Top Scorer; Gareth Bale
Top Assists; Gaston Ramirez

Saints above Liverpool? Gareth Bale top scorer haha. Unfortunately I didn't do any.

[Star of Spurs]

THE RESURGENCE #2.

1. Manchester City
2. Manchester United
3. Tottenham Hotspur
4. Arsenal
5. Chelsea

I'M A *bleep*ING MAVERICK

6. Liverpool
7. Southampton
8. Everton
9. Aston Villa

Good teams that have a good season.

10. West Bromwich Albion
11. Swansea City
12. Norwich City
13. Fulham

Average teams that have an average season.

14. Stoke City
15. Sunderland
16. Stoke City
17. Cardiff City
18. Newcastle United
19. Crystal Palace
20. Hull City

Bad teams who have a bad season. Minus Cardiff.

Player of the Season: Mesut *bleep*ing Ozil
Top Scorer: Negredo/Lukaku/Soldado if we start *bleep*ing passing to him
First Manager Sacked: Pardew

Champion's League: Real Madrid
Europa League: Napoli
FA Cup: Chelsea
League Cup: Chelsea

Fucking Newcastle.

I stand by most of that actually

[Deleted]

1. Chelsea

2. City

3. Arsenal

4. United

5. Liverpool

6. Tottenham

7. Villa

8. Everton

9. Swansea

10. Southampton

11. West Ham

12. Norwich

13. Fulham

14. Newcastle

15. Stoke

16. Sunderland

17. Hull

18. West Brom

19. Cardiff

20. Palace









I'd probably go with Chelsea to win the league just because of Mourinho. Someone on here said it perfect after the United game, he knows exactly what to do to get enough points after 38 games. The rest would then be City a close second, United in third but I just have a feeling that Arsenal will finish 3rd ahead of them because I really think Moyes will struggle this year, and Ozil will win them games on his own. I'm just not convinced with Tottenham yet which is surprising. I think there's too many new faces speaking different languages that will require time to gel which could cost them in the long term. The other noticible thing is West Brom who I can see struggling this year. I defiantly think at least one of the promoted teams will stay up at the expense of West Brom, Sunderland or Newcastle.

I guess I was somewhat right by saying Moyes would struggle, not being convinced with Tottenham, West Brom struggling, and the possibility of a promoted team staying up over someone like West Brom or Sunderland. Completely wrong about Newcastle, though.

[Audacity]

1. Chelsea
2. Man City
3. Arsenal
4. Tottenham
5. Man Utd
6. Liverpool
7. Swansea
8. Everton
9. Norwich
10. Aston Villa
11. Southampton
12. West Brom
13. Stoke City
14. Newcastle United
15. West Ham
16. Cardiff City
17. Fulham
18. Sunderland
19. Crystal Palace
20. Hull City

Player of the Season: Eden Hazard
Top Scorer: Sergio Aguero
First Manager Sacked: Martin Jol

Champion's League: Bayern Munich
Europa League: Atletico Madrid
FA Cup: Manchester United
League Cup: Everton



So I bought into Norwich hype and treated Newcastle and Hull appallingly (Everton too maybe). Not too bad though.

[Gianni Infantino]

1. Chelsea
2. City
3. Arsenal
4. United
5. Spurs
6. Liverpool
7. Swansea
8. Everton
9. West Brom
10. Aston Villa
11. Sunderland
12. Norwich
13. Southampton
14. Fulham
15. Newcastle
16. West Ham
17. Hull
18. Stoke
19. Cardiff
20. Palace
Top Scorer: Lukaku
Assists: Gerrard
FA Cup: Arsenal
League Cup: Liverpool

Champions League: Dortmund

Gave some far too much credit.