Premier League’s down year hints at trouble ahead

Look, this may be the earliest the winners and losers of the Premier League have ever decide but. I maintain the league itself is still a laugh.

Plus, given 11 English sides could theoretically qualify for Europe next เล่นบาคาร่า UFABET เว็บตรง ค่าคอมสูง season – see, United, you are still a big team! – there is still something in it for the majority.

We talke about Liverpool last week: their title-winning moment at Anfield and everything that came after was incredible to witness.

Their players deserve to enjoy it with the fans after the isolation of 2020’s breakthrough win, and. Their focus on the collective nature of the achievement was heartwarming.

This week, let’s take a look at the other end of what’s decide: the bottom of the table. Southampton, Leicester and Ipswich Town have packe their trunks and said goodbye to the circus. This is the second consecutive season where all three promote teams have relegate.

Given a major part of what makes English professional football an improvement on any American alternative is the openness of the league system, this feels as if it is a real problem.

After Wrexham’s third straight promotion, co-owner Rob McElhenney confirme Premier League football is the target. Why not, he said, when the football pyramid here is set up to make the pinnacle possible.

The demise of Luton, Sheffield United and Burnley last season and now the trio no one is calling SLIT would seem to argue against this theory. Or at least – yes you can get there, but you are set up to fail.

The reason this has such a live subject is because all promoted teams getting relegate is something that did not happen in the first 99 years of the English top flight, and has only happene three times since. Two of those times are in the last two years. Given how clear SLIT’s plight has from the very early stages of the season, and given Southampton are still sitting on the record lowest points total, the situation seems significant.

Competitive relegation and promotion is our heritage! Something must be done!

It is clear that dominating the money leagues makes you nearly untouchable in the Premier League.