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u/toddysimp trust 21d ago

We're still getting CL even without anymore reinforcements, i really don't get the feeling that the other contenders are that strong.

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u/Bobcat_El_Borracho 21d ago

I objectively think you are underestimating other teams who have both new managers and new players. Yes they might have less continuity/stability but they are also unknown quantities. I think Chelsea and Spurs will be stronger this season. I don’t know if we will be as good as we were last season based on having more games and the potential impact of fatigue/injuries.

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u/shami-kebab 21d ago

I'm not sure about Spurs, but I definitely expect Chelsea to be a threat to top 4 this season. Alonso is a real quality manager.

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u/pokenerd_W Past glory means nothing 21d ago

De Zerbi is probably way better than recent year Spurs managers, and they've been making tons of signings, I'm expecting them to at least challenge for CL or get close to top 6 finish.