just my observations, don't agree, no need to reply.
Gunners tend to overplay. And if the teams were to be a bit
physical and demand respects,gunners are still not able to stand up
and stick their flag. but given their age,they are the ones for now
and future.
MUFC too predictable. Shut down the wings, and mufc struggle.
Carrick is no scholes, and neither is anderson. OwenH is bought to
shore up the back. And with the looks of spurs, owenH needs to go
into over-drive.
Upfront, just no punch. Tevez is not match fit, Rooney is out, Saha
a mystery, Ole is retired.
Chelsea is the favourites. They now incorporating attacking
football more than ever. But their best player is playing at not
his favourite position. And JohnOki is not essien or makele. They
are banging a lot on SWP. Being attacking, means more risks, and
that may work against them.
Liverpool looks the most comfortable. With Torres, he will get his
share of goals.
Midfield wise, they are the strongest. But as per one commentators,
the one who played the most game for Liverpool, surprisingly,
Pennant. Cut him out, and Pool may struggle.
