[ScottK]

There should be a lot of transfer buzz over the summer but I'm interested to see who you guys think will wind up in the Euro spots next season.

United, Chelsea, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Tottenham. Who you got?

[Santo]

Liverpool improved a lot under Dalglish, think they'll be fighting with City, Arsenal and Liverpool for 3rd & 4th. Could easily see Arsenal dropping out of the 4. Utd & Chelsea hard to look past for 1 & 2.

As a Spurs fan I'd love to think we could get 4th again, but think it would take 3 good signings (plus keeping our existing stars) to do it, and I don't see that happening.

[tankman777]

chelsea city united arsenal

[ScottK]

I agree with you Santo. I can definitely see Arsenal slipping up next season, especially if they don't hold onto Nasri and Fabregas.

Liverpool definitely looked like a completely different team under King Kenny -- let's see what he can do with a full summer to prepare...

Should be another great season, already can't wait!!

[Creditsforedits]

Arsenal keep Fabregas - 1. United, 2. Chelsea, 3. Arsenal, 4. City... King Kenny has yet to prove he can build a team and gotta figure that Henderson and Carroll are his two marquee signings (55million might have been better spent elsewhere).. looks like they still don't have the recruitment problem fixed in Liverpool!

[barcelonafc]

1, city
2, united
3, chelsea
4, arsenal

[mlb]

As it looks right now with my views sure to change as the summer transfers take off:

1. United
2. City
3. Liverpool
4. Arsenal

Well see what moves happen .... I'm excited for the season already

[Irish Jet]

1. United
2. Arsenal
3. Chelsea
4. City

[nobull]

united

chelsea

arsenal

city

highest to lowest

[ccnew]

united chelsea city spurs arsenal liverpooll

[alon7777777]

1.City
2.United
3.Liverpool
4.Chelsea

[pouroupoupou]

Man. United, Chelsea, Liverpool, City.

[Shwentas]

Liverpool
Man United
Chelsea
Arsenal

[goblue12]

1. Manchester United
2. Chelsea
3. Manchester City
4. Arsenal

[blackf1re]

1. Chelsea
2. United
3. City
4. Liverpool

I think Chelsea have the strongest team (ever since 04/05 imho). The fact the United have won 4 titles during that period is a credit to their professionalism and their manager who might be the best in the business. However, I am convinced that if both Chelsea and United were to play to their full potential the Blues would come out on top over the course of a season. And since I rate Andre Villas-Boas very, very highly I would tip Chelsea to win next year. On the other hand I am not so convinced that Mancini really is the man to make City serious title contenders. They won't drop out of the top 4 anytime soon with all the money and the players they can attract but I don't see a real underlying philosophy there.
I like how Liverpool have developed under Dalglish and the Reds have done well in the transfer market given that they can't offer Champions League football next season. I'd make them a strong candidate to push Arsenal out of the top 4 who could be facing a player exodus and just don't have the right mentality in my opinion.

[Daveyboy]

I'll wait to see if Arsenal sell Cesc and Nasri before I make my prediction... that could start an implosion for Arsenal

[Lucky_loser17]

1. Man Utd
2. Chelsea
3. Man City
4. Arsenal (will Cesc and Nasri stay?)/ Liverpool (Gerrard is out for 2 months) / Sunderland (Larsson /RW/ - Bent /ST/) / Tottenham (will Modric join Chelsea?)

[Naz18]

Man Utd, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City.

[ultrasouth]

Chelsea
Man city
Man utd
Ars

[Smogs]

1. Chelsea
2. United
3. City
4. Liverpool

I think Chelsea have the strongest team (ever since 04/05 imho). The fact the United have won 4 titles during that period is a credit to their professionalism and their manager who might be the best in the business. However, I am convinced that if both Chelsea and United were to play to their full potential the Blues would come out on top over the course of a season. And since I rate Andre Villas-Boas very, very highly I would tip Chelsea to win next year. On the other hand I am not so convinced that Mancini really is the man to make City serious title contenders. They won't drop out of the top 4 anytime soon with all the money and the players they can attract but I don't see a real underlying philosophy there.
I like how Liverpool have developed under Dalglish and the Reds have done well in the transfer market given that they can't offer Champions League football next season. I'd make them a strong candidate to push Arsenal out of the top 4 who could be facing a player exodus and just don't have the right mentality in my opinion.

well said fella