English Premier League - Previous Seasons

[newb3e]

I haven't counted, but i can tell you ManU wont be winning another in next 20 years

utd is not liverpool bro! id say we will win it in 3 years second in 2 years.

Enjoy your moment scowser. Who am I to take it off you?

I must confess, I'm happy for Salah - he is a classy individual off and on the pitch. And if Liverpool had to win it, at least Carragher and Gerard missed out.

haha yes specially carragher that smug ahole!

Gerrad must be regarding his decision not to join chelsea and thay slip was world class!

 

[masterchief_mirza]

was it loserpools first premier league title in 20 years?

First top flight championship in 30 years. First Premier League EVER (it used to be 1st division until 1992).

 

[newb3e]

First top flight championship in 30 years. First Premier League EVER (it used to be 1st division until 1992).

even Leicester won it before them!

 

[Arsalan]

First top flight championship in 30 years. First Premier League EVER (it used to be 1st division until 1992).

was it loserpools first premier league title in 20 years?

Yeah! Our FOURTH cup in last 18 months or so was our first premier league title!

utd is not liverpool bro! id say we will win it in 3 years second in 2 years.!

Oh look, a unicorn!!

 

[newb3e]

Yeah! Our FOURTH cup in last 18 months or so was our first premier league title!


Oh look, a unicorn!!

hahaha

hopefully your *** will be kicked next season!! you will walk alone!

 

[masterchief_mirza]

hahaha

hopefully your *** will be kicked next season!! you will walk alone!

...due to social distancing.

 

[Curious_Guy]

I hope and pray next season will be bit more interesting interms of title race like Seri A pre Covid..

Liverpool deserved Title.

Still good CT spot race going on.

 

[Arsalan]

hahaha

hopefully your *** will be kicked next season!! you will walk alone!

Oh we are still walking alone my friend, MILES ahead of the rest of the pack, all alone!!

 

[Musings]

Oh we are still walking alone my friend, MILES ahead of the rest of the pack, all alone!!
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I agree Liverpool look good but i believe all will be strengthening next year. Man City Man Utd and Chelsea will certainly improving so dont think the gap will be as big. Have to say Liverpool have been clearly the most consistent and a wonderful to watch....

 

[newb3e]

Oh we are still walking alone my friend, MILES ahead of the rest of the pack, all alone!!
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next season every team will strengthen and liverpool cant afford to spend money so they might be weaker ill say this was a freak season one to forget!

 

[Curious_Guy]

Man Utd closes the gap, now third spot is attainable as Ole said in an interview.

This season Liverpool were freaks in EPL, total domination but i think next season there are going to be multiple contenders,Hopefully.

 

[Arsalan]

LIVERPOOL
Pre-Burnley Stats

The Reds are seeking a 31st win of the campaign as Jürgen Klopp’s side set their sights on the 100-point mark.

Read on for the key facts and figures provided by club statistician.

Mohamed Salah needs one goal to become the first Liverpool player since Roger Hunt in 1965-66 and only the fourth in Reds history to register 20 league goals in three successive seasons.

The Reds have found the net in 11 of the last 12 matches against the Clarets in the league.

Liverpool are now the only team to record 30 top-flight league wins in a season on three separate occasions and the seventh in total to achieve the feat.

The Reds could equal another club record with a victory. A win will see them register a 12th league ‘double’ in the league this season, a total previously set last season. After this fixture they can still beat Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle United for a second time in this campaign.

Virgil van Dijk is closing in on becoming the first Liverpool outfield player to be an ever-present in back-to-back league campaigns since Robbie Fowler in 1994-95 and 1995-96. The last (excluding goalkeepers) to start every game in consecutive league seasons was Steve Nicol in 1987-88 and 1988-89.

Liverpool have won all 27 league games this season in which they have scored the first goal.

The Reds have won all 17 of their home league games this season and are aiming to become the first team since Brentford in Division 3 North in 1929-30 to win every home league game of a season.

The Reds have won 192 points from the last possible 219 (88 per cent).

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/401603-pre-burnley-stats-premier-league

I agree Liverpool look good but i believe all will be strengthening next year. Man City Man Utd and Chelsea will certainly improving so don't think the gap will be as big. Have to say Liverpool have been clearly the most consistent and a wonderful to watch....

Surely every other team NEED to improve and surely next season will be a new one. There are no challenges to that part. However discarding Liverpool for the next season will be a huge mistake (if any one is stupid enough to make it ). They have developed a taste for it now, a "one season miracle" do not win you 4 trophies in 18 months. Here is an overview of Liverpool's performance over last FOUR years:

2016/17 4th position in PL
2017/18 4th position in PL, Champions League Runner Up
2018/19 2nd position in PL losing title by one point while getting 97 points, Champions League Winners, went on to win European Super Cup AND FIFA Club world cup
2019/2020 1st in Premier League.

The team means business. Yes no one is to say that they will win a CL or PL next season but anyone thinking they wont do it is just hiding from the facts (being a ManU fan )

next season every team will strengthen and liverpool cant afford to spend money so they might be weaker ill say this was a freak season one to forget!

Yeah, third largest club in PL, 5 millions behind the second placed Manchester City and having posted profits for 2-3 years cannot afford to spend money. Wait you must be a ManUER fan right?

 

[newb3e]

LIVERPOOL
Pre-Burnley Stats

The Reds are seeking a 31st win of the campaign as Jürgen Klopp’s side set their sights on the 100-point mark.

Read on for the key facts and figures provided by club statistician.

Mohamed Salah needs one goal to become the first Liverpool player since Roger Hunt in 1965-66 and only the fourth in Reds history to register 20 league goals in three successive seasons.

The Reds have found the net in 11 of the last 12 matches against the Clarets in the league.

Liverpool are now the only team to record 30 top-flight league wins in a season on three separate occasions and the seventh in total to achieve the feat.

The Reds could equal another club record with a victory. A win will see them register a 12th league ‘double’ in the league this season, a total previously set last season. After this fixture they can still beat Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle United for a second time in this campaign.

Virgil van Dijk is closing in on becoming the first Liverpool outfield player to be an ever-present in back-to-back league campaigns since Robbie Fowler in 1994-95 and 1995-96. The last (excluding goalkeepers) to start every game in consecutive league seasons was Steve Nicol in 1987-88 and 1988-89.

Liverpool have won all 27 league games this season in which they have scored the first goal.

The Reds have won all 17 of their home league games this season and are aiming to become the first team since Brentford in Division 3 North in 1929-30 to win every home league game of a season.

The Reds have won 192 points from the last possible 219 (88 per cent).

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/401603-pre-burnley-stats-premier-league



Surely every other team NEED to improve and surely next season will be a new one. There are no challenges to that part. However discarding Liverpool for the next season will be a huge mistake (if any one is stupid enough to make it ). They have developed a taste for it now, a "one season miracle" do not win you 4 trophies in 18 months. Here is an overview of Liverpool's performance over last FOUR years:

2016/17 4th position in PL
2017/18 4th position in PL, Champions League Runner Up
2018/19 2nd position in PL losing title by one point while getting 97 points, Champions League Winners, went on to win European Super Cup AND FIFA Club world cup
2019/2020 1st in Premier League.

The team means business. Yes no one is to say that they will win a CL or PL next season but anyone thinking they wont do it is just hiding from the facts (being a ManU fan )


Yeah, third largest club in PL, 5 millions behind the second placed Manchester City and having posted profits for 2-3 years cannot afford to spend money. Wait you must be a ManUER fan right?

and you talk like a typical liverpool fan knowing the fact that your club cant compete with financial muscle of city or utd you guys cant afford to spend 200-300 mil on transfers.

 

[Musings]

LIVERPOOL
Pre-Burnley Stats

The Reds are seeking a 31st win of the campaign as Jürgen Klopp’s side set their sights on the 100-point mark.

Read on for the key facts and figures provided by club statistician.

Mohamed Salah needs one goal to become the first Liverpool player since Roger Hunt in 1965-66 and only the fourth in Reds history to register 20 league goals in three successive seasons.

The Reds have found the net in 11 of the last 12 matches against the Clarets in the league.

Liverpool are now the only team to record 30 top-flight league wins in a season on three separate occasions and the seventh in total to achieve the feat.

The Reds could equal another club record with a victory. A win will see them register a 12th league ‘double’ in the league this season, a total previously set last season. After this fixture they can still beat Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle United for a second time in this campaign.

Virgil van Dijk is closing in on becoming the first Liverpool outfield player to be an ever-present in back-to-back league campaigns since Robbie Fowler in 1994-95 and 1995-96. The last (excluding goalkeepers) to start every game in consecutive league seasons was Steve Nicol in 1987-88 and 1988-89.

Liverpool have won all 27 league games this season in which they have scored the first goal.

The Reds have won all 17 of their home league games this season and are aiming to become the first team since Brentford in Division 3 North in 1929-30 to win every home league game of a season.

The Reds have won 192 points from the last possible 219 (88 per cent).

https://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/first-team/401603-pre-burnley-stats-premier-league



Surely every other team NEED to improve and surely next season will be a new one. There are no challenges to that part. However discarding Liverpool for the next season will be a huge mistake (if any one is stupid enough to make it ). They have developed a taste for it now, a "one season miracle" do not win you 4 trophies in 18 months. Here is an overview of Liverpool's performance over last FOUR years:

2016/17 4th position in PL
2017/18 4th position in PL, Champions League Runner Up
2018/19 2nd position in PL losing title by one point while getting 97 points, Champions League Winners, went on to win European Super Cup AND FIFA Club world cup
2019/2020 1st in Premier League.

The team means business. Yes no one is to say that they will win a CL or PL next season but anyone thinking they wont do it is just hiding from the facts (being a ManU fan )


Yeah, third largest club in PL, 5 millions behind the second placed Manchester City and having posted profits for 2-3 years cannot afford to spend money. Wait you must be a ManUER fan right?

You make valid points - next season will be condensed into a shorter period - the season will have the same number of games but a shorter period of time due to corona - most teams will be stretched. I see Man U getting stronger and getting into the mix - last 4 games they have shown this with Pogba starting to actually do his talking on the pitch.
If Leeds get promoted - you will see the best and most obsessive coach in the world in the premier league. Bielsa spends no money and gets maximum out of his players and resources - he will be one to watch!
Sad news today - Jack Charlton died......

and you talk like a typical liverpool fan knowing the fact that your club cant compete with financial muscle of city or utd you guys cant afford to spend 200-300 mil on transfers.

The problem is sometimes money alone doesn’t win you the title - the system hierarchy mentality coach and other things help. If financial clout won you titles then Man U would be at the top every year.
Have to interject - you would think our think tank chairman was a scouser the way he rattles his stats off - bless him.

 

[newb3e]

You make valid points - next season will be condensed into a shorter period - the season will have the same number of games but a shorter period of time due to corona - most teams will be stretched. I see Man U getting stronger and getting into the mix - last 4 games they have shown this with Pogba starting to actually do his talking on the pitch.
If Leeds get promoted - you will see the best and most obsessive coach in the world in the premier league. Bielsa spends no money and gets maximum out of his players and resources - he will be one to watch!
Sad news today - Jack Charlton died......



The problem is sometimes money alone doesn’t win you the title - the system hierarchy mentality coach and other things help. If financial clout won you titles then Man U would be at the top every year.
Have to interject - you would think our think tank chairman was a scouser the way he rattles his stats off - bless him.

agreed! utd is not run properly imo that marketing idiot woodward is the biggest issue he doesnt understand how to run a football club he only cares about sponsors!

like arsenal ,utd are on a downward curse because of this mentality of decision makers at top.a club can only attract fans and gain market share if they win trophies and play entertaining football! utd are not doing both!