Irrespective of the sudden rise in bundeslige, its still obvious that premiere leagues is still the most outstanding & hardest league in europe producing 4 clubs to the champions league knouckout stage & 3 in the Fa cup currently.
Down home in England, premiere league has got all its fans anxious as currently no one is sure of the 2013/2014 league tittle and on top of the league currently are:-
Arsenal
Helped by the signings of Mesut Ozil
and Mathieu Flamini, Arsenal have
made an unexpectedly fine start to the
season. There is no reason to think
they will fade away as some claim, but
a lack of depth may ultimately see
them come up short for the title.
Chelsea
The doubts that existed at the start of
the season have so far come to
fruition. The squad lacks balance in
key areas, while it also doesn’t match
the philosophy of Jose Mourinho.
Experience and knowhow of both the
coach and players could see them yet
compensate for those deficiencies, but
all does not look right at Stamford
Bridge.
Manchester City
It has not been the best start for
Manuel Pellegrini, having inexplicably
lost four away games already. A lack
of defensive cover is a worry, but they
have already shown that they are a
class above on their day and
consistency should soon come.
Liverpool
There has been big progress made in
Brendan Rodgers’s second season in
charge and the striking partnership of
Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge poses
a threat to any opposition. However,
as was exposed against Arsenal, the
squad doesn’t yet quite have enough
quality throughout to mount a
sustained title challenge.
Just as the say "In EPL everything is possible" other than this four clubs there's still threats from
Everton
Roberto Martinez has made a strong
start to life at Goodison Park and
shown that, despite Wigan’s struggles,
he is a quality coach. Despite the loss
of Marouane Fellaini, the squad has
been improved, but they just lack the
necessary quality to push for a top-
four spot.
Tottenham
Given that it was always likely to take
time for so many new signings to gel,
the negativity from some Spurs fans
has been surprising and ultimately
won’t help the side. The team will
surely improve as the season goes on
and a title challenge and at least a top-
four place certainly shouldn’t be ruled
out, but a lack of creativity from
central midfield, added to the lack of
goals and the form of Roberto Soldado
is a concern.
And finally the defending league champions
Manchester United
Having failed to adequately add to a
squad that had been carried by Sir
Alex Ferguson’s nous in recent seasons,
United’s struggles should be no
surprise. There has been little to
suggest that, for all his competency,
David Moyes has the ability to turn
good players into an excellent team
and they could struggle for a top-four
berth. Ultimately, quality players in
key areas should rescue a place in the
Champions League.
So the big question remains WHO WILL BE THE 2013/2014 EPL CHAMPION???
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