Do You Think The Epl Table Will Look The Same Today As The End Of The Season

What do you think the EPL table would look like in May? (2016/17)

ChelseaMan UtdLiverpoolArsenalTottenhamMan CityEvertonChelsea are likely to drop some points along the way, mostly from draws. However, this will not be enough to deter them from clinging on to the pole position. United are likely to pull off some great results against top table opponents, particularly at Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and even Chelsea which will see them leapfrog to 2nd. Liverpool and Arsenal will continue with their inconsistent forms with Arsenal showing more inconsistency than Liverpool. Tottenham will probably be more consistent than Arsenal, but Laws of Nature would dictate that they finish below Arsenal. City are likely to suffer some blows due to Pep’s arrogance and inexperience in the EPL. Everton, have enough depth and stability to win against mid table and bottom table opponents in addition to causing some upsets for top table opponents, but the best they could get out of it is a Europa League Berth18. Middlesbrough19. Hull City20. SwanseaAvoiding relegation is not a factor of only objective variables such as performance, Goals scored, goals conceded, etc. Emotion, passion, hysteria, history all play important parts as well.Sunderland are the experts at avoiding relegation. They have gotten so good at it over the years and I don’t see why that would change this season. Speaking of experts and relegation; count on Big Sam to turn the tides at Selhurst Park. As for Swansea, the less said the better.

What will the Premier League table look like at the end of the 2016-17 season?

Chelsea : Domination at its finest. The League and Cup double is a high possibility. Now to think of it, they could be playing next year’s Community Shield against themselves! The secret? Hard work. The definition of hard work? N’golo Kante.Tottenham : Their lack of European football will help them finally finish over Arsenal. However, they will bottle any chance they have of catching up with Chelsea.Manchester City : European football will be their biggest worry, and possibly their Achilles’ heel. They will either finish as losing finalists of the Champions League, or lose 0–2 away at Monaco, get kicked out, and fight for second place.Arsenal : No offence! Being a Chelsea fan, I respect this great club as much as I respect any other (except my own). But fourth place is inevitable this year, as the top 3 are gaining quickly, and the rest are falling behind.Liverpool : They will choke against small clubs, ultimately causing their downfall, and another year without Champions League football.Manchester United : No offence again! I honestly want this wonderful club to return to its level of greatness. But there’s no moving them from the sixth spot. They are too far behind the top 5, and too far ahead of the rest.EvertonSouthamptonStokeWest BromBurnleyWest HamWatfordBournemouthCrystal PalaceLeicesterSwanseaHull : Marco Silva will do really well, and win a few managerial awards. But the hole made by Mike Phelan is too much to find a way out of. Get well soon, Ryan Mason.Middlesbrough : Absolute cheap play. They play for the draw. Will get relegated due to their inability to convert one point into three. No disrespect from my side, though. I’m just not a fan of their tactics.Sunderland : Had Moyes not been through the failed stint at Manchester United, this wouldn’t be my prediction. But the man has lost his reputation, and will not be able to gain it back any time soon.

Which position of the table do you think Manchester United will finish with this season?

This season of English Premier League has been the most unpredictable one yet and nothing is given looking at how teams have fared so far. Mid-table teams have become lot stronger with quality additions like Palace, Stoke, Leicester and usual midtable suspects like Southampton, Everton have ability to surprise anyone on given day so It's becoming very hard for top teams to win games which used to be easy on paper till few years back. In this scenario the squad size, ability to cope with injuries and consistency are going to matter. Man City are struggling to fill in for Kompany and Aguero who are getting frequently injured. Arsenal always suffer injury setbacks and their squad is down to bare bones. However you try to put down Leicester they are playing the most convincing football so it's difficult to discount them. Liverpool have been too sporadic and have found it difficult to beat lower teams. Spurs looking solid but again have not  shown enough firepower to win games consistently.So this brings us to United and their main problem is scoring the goals. They are not able to create enough chances, nor take them when they create once in a while but their defense is solid, players are understanding the possession football LVG wants to play so they are very hard to beat and will keep winning games with odd goals. This puts them on good platform to finish top 4. Now it all depends on how other clubs tackle their injury and consistency problems. From how the season has gone so far I am predicting Manchester United to finish 2nd or 3rd in the league mainly based on the solid defense they got and fact that no other team looking consistent.