Premier League 2000 - 2001 Reviews

Six titles in eight years and no signs of letting up, can United make it seven in the last nine years. If not who can stop them ? Chelsea will buy another few great foreigners (and surely offload the waste that is Chris Sutton), Arsenal will stick with the same back four that won the first ever league title in the 1800's ( I think adams ...  Read the complete review

While everything realistically points to Man Utd winning the title again,(especially if the FA give them another 2 weeks holiday in Brazil this year). I think that Liverpool just might give them a run for their money. Arsenal, Leeds, and Chelsea will all once again be close but Liverpool finished last season well and now they have ...  Read the complete review

Who can see beyond Old Trafford as the destination of the title next year? They've retained their best players and simply added even more quality and depth to a squad that could probably already field 2 sides that would do rather well in the Premier League. HOWEVER! My tip, is Liverpool, if only for the reason I want to say someone ...  Read the complete review

Okay I know it's starting to get a bit boring.... Arsenal, Chelsea and possibly Leeds could upset the results. Arsenal have a strong squad, and an acutely minded manager who is hungry for success. Chelsea also have the quality, but last season coul dhave been their best chance and the apparent exodus from the club this summer may prove to ...  Read the complete review

Assuming Manchester United don't turn their nose up at the opportunity to compete in the FA Cup, the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and possibly Liverpool will have a much better chance of keeping up with them next season. Once Man U had deliberately dumped themselves out of the Worthless Cup and screwed up their trip to Brazil for the World Club ...  Read the complete review

Although Manchester United won the league by a massive margin last term, there are several factors behind my belief the title will return to Highbury next season. First, Alex Ferguson will be fully committed to another assault on the European Cup. It's true Arsene Wenger's outfit are also involved in this tournament, but Wenger ...  Read the complete review