Quote from: EdenHazard on November 14, 2019, 12:58:02 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on November 14, 2019, 11:52:49 AM

Anything is possible but the chances of Liverpool remaining unbeaten all season? Only Arsenal did it in the Premier League and that was in 2003/04 season. They won 26 and drew 12 games. Their 49 match unbeaten Premier League run ended when Manchester United beat them and then started the Arsenal decline. They won 3 FA Cups before Wenger departed and never won the Premier League again.

It is far too early to pick a winner but if recent history shows one thing it is clear Manchester City are not out of it yet and judging by the fantastic football Chelsea are playing it makes them challengers too. Just one defeat for Liverpool and a win for the chasing pack will put pressure on Liverpool. It will be great to see the Premier League matches after returning from the international break.

That was super hard record to break ...

I'd say once in 100 years especially in a very competitive league like English premier league, there's also transfer window ahead opened where everybody could improve .. buying players and get back up for the rest of 19/20 season, leicester chelsea Manchester city arsenal Manchester united and Tottenham ( ( Grin

) wouldn't let liverpool comfortable at the top.
This gonna be a worth journey betting against liverpool.. I'm sure about this.

There are multiple accounts of teams going unbeaten all season and beyond in the Premier League at home such as Manchester United who had an unbeaten run between December 1998 and December 2000 which lasted 36 home games

Manchester City had 37 home games unbeaten between December 2010 and December 2012

Chelsea are way out ahead with a staggering 86 homes games unbeaten between March 2004 and October 2008

Liverpool so far have 46 unbeaten home games which started in April 2017 and they remain unbeaten at Anfield