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    Big plot twist.

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    Harry Kane is on his way to Munich.

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    And a hundred million quid (or should be something like that) coming back into the bank account to (presumably) help pay of the massive loan on the new White Hart Lane.

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    @Higgins said in EPL 2023/2024:

    And a hundred million quid (or should be something like that) coming back into the bank account to (presumably) help pay of the massive loan on the new White Hart Lane.

    I can't see Levy spending that money wisely on the squad. But I live in eternal hope

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    Harry Kane is now a Bayern Munich player.

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    It was always on the cards, as he wouldn't sign a new contract and would have walked on a free next season. Typical of Daniel Levy that he probably screwed a few extra million out of the deal, but left no time to buy decent players and give time for Ange to integrate them before the season starts

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    So no real surprises after the first weekend except for Newcastle giving Villa a real towelling.

    All the new boys lost - Burley knew life will be harder at the top table but 3-0 to Citeh isn't a disgrace. Luton did OK despite the score against Brighton but everyone (most) that have them and Sheffield going straight back down will have seen nothing to make them change their minds.

    Bournemouth looked on paper to have improved and he draw at West Ham seems to have confirmed that.

    The rest of the transfer window is vital for so many clubs. West Ham really need to do some business. Everton need to find a striker. Fulham and Place need to hold on to their chief assets. You can see from their draw why pool and Chelsea both want Caicedo.

    I would be more worries for Fulham except I think the two promoted teams and Wolves look pretty done already.

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    There were some notable absentees in some of the squads for Match Day 1, so expect some of these players to be moving.

    It was funny to hear the commentator say that Matt Turner was still an Arsenal player on Wed and then played against them (for Nottingham Forest) on Sat.

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    Struggling to get into football this early, but saw a bit this avo. Brentford / Spurs a cracking match and I think both will be happy with a point. Away to Brentford is not easy as is hosting Spurs.

    Liverpool / Chelsea both look like top 4 teams .... but neither look close to Citeh. Very very very early days, but it's hard to go past City already.

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    @dogmeat said in EPL 2023/2024:

    Bournemouth looked on paper to have improved and he draw at West Ham seems to have confirmed that

    Bournemouth will be happy with a draw. We have 7 front line players injured including 2 right backs and had to ask a guy we signed two days before to start for us. At least we are building depth in the squad and the longer the match went on, the better we looked.

    Wont have players back for Liverpool either so expecting a loss again, just hopefully not a Scott Parker led 9-0 loss.

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    Bournemouth looked to have picked up Tyler Adams from Leeds after his Chelsea deal fell through..I am happy to have more depth but more injured players doesn't help us now

    EDIT: if Liverpool don't make a late pounce

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    Given I (and most commentators) have Wolves being relegated, today's performance against ManU was bugger me surprising.

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    @dogmeat said in EPL 2023/2024:

    Given I (and most commentators) have Wolves being relegated, today's performance against ManU was bugger me surprising.

    Gary ONeil already has a gritty defensive mindset in place but like at Bournemouth they will need to score goals. Still was a good start

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    @MajorRage said in EPL 2023/2024:

    Struggling to get into football this early, but saw a bit this avo. Brentford / Spurs a cracking match and I think both will be happy with a point. Away to Brentford is not easy as is hosting Spurs.

    Liverpool / Chelsea both look like top 4 teams .... but neither look close to Citeh. Very very very early days, but it's hard to go past City already.

    Surely Newcastle must be in the mix, no?

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    @Billy-Tell said in EPL 2023/2024:

    @MajorRage said in EPL 2023/2024:

    Struggling to get into football this early, but saw a bit this avo. Brentford / Spurs a cracking match and I think both will be happy with a point. Away to Brentford is not easy as is hosting Spurs.

    Liverpool / Chelsea both look like top 4 teams .... but neither look close to Citeh. Very very very early days, but it's hard to go past City already.

    Surely Newcastle must be in the mix, no?

    They already are top 4 aren't they?

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    @Billy-Tell said in EPL 2023/2024:

    @MajorRage said in EPL 2023/2024:

    Struggling to get into football this early, but saw a bit this avo. Brentford / Spurs a cracking match and I think both will be happy with a point. Away to Brentford is not easy as is hosting Spurs.

    Liverpool / Chelsea both look like top 4 teams .... but neither look close to Citeh. Very very very early days, but it's hard to go past City already.

    Surely Newcastle must be in the mix, no?

    Same reason why Ireland at 5/1 for RWC despite being the highest ranked team with two lower ranked teams with stronger odds.

    Experience counts.

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    @Billy-Tell Most pundits have them outside the top 4, based on the fact that Chelsea and Liverpool will improve and that Newcastle's Champions League adventure will distract them.

    I reckon the top 10 is pretty much set in stone.
    City, Arse, ManU, Liverpool, Newcastle, Chelsea, Spurs, Brighton, Villa, Brentford (maybe not Hounslow Town and not in that order) with the other 10 all potentially getting sucked into a relegation dogfight.

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    @dogmeat I agree with 9 of those but dont think Villa escape the bottom ten - bit of a lottery for me who joins this lot though

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    Thoughts on the non-penalty for Wolves? United looked so listless in midfield, Wolves kept going straight through the middle of them.

    Newcastle looking good again and with more depth in their attacking areas, they also need a quality left back. With both Wilson and Izak, they look much better set up for success than Chelsea who have lost Nkunku for a while.

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