Quote from: Pokapoka124 on November 07, 2022, 09:54:18 PM

The league is almost half way gone and so far many teams have struggled to get that balance and the exact kind of performances they expect to maintain. Newcastle have been shockingly brilliant in their past games. Arsenal and Manchester City have an outstanding performance in the league so far, I don't see Newcastle as title contenders this season so the battle is between Arsenal and Manchester City. Arsenal are showing resilience and looking ambitious, I think it will be a tough one for City this season with Arsenal battling for the trophy.

Yes, this time only between Arsenal and City, Newcastle are good but not as strong challengers for the title nor Tottenham and United. City has more chances in my opinion even though they are still in second place the difference in points is not big and there is a big chance that the final result will be determined until the end of the season

Quote from: Jeger.Kiting on Today at 09:40:49 AM

I was wondering about this, why is Liverpool being sold? while Liverpool performed very well in the English league and also in the UEFA Champions League. In my opinion, it's a shame to sell Liverpool because in Liverpool's game it really looks very good, I believe it will backfire for Liverpool owners if it is really sold, because so many investors are interested and waiting to buy Liverpool.

Due to the huge failure of the Super League project to be implemented, Liverpool owners who are targeting huge profits from this ambitious project are not being achieved, all the detail you can read here https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-sale-fsg-owners-price-28432725
The owner hopes that this big project can be implemented and will have a good impact on the club's finances and will be able to make the club more competitive.

Quite curious who will be the new owner of Liverpool, will this be bought by businessmen from the middle east and bring in more money to make Liverpool stronger financially?