Quote from: Cryptmuster on Today at 08:17:47 AM

Quote from: Jody.Drummer on Today at 07:28:56 AM

This is actually something that can be considered as luck or not, because there are several reasons why things like this happen.
I'll start by saying it's not luck, like if they had played better than the rest of the club, then they would have been the best. But if we attribute it to luck, then there is a connection. For example, last season they did well from the start of the season, and they even held first place for a very long time. But towards the end they weren't consistent enough, and unfortunately there were clubs that were more consistent than them.

As I said at the beginning, when talking about this there are certainly things that will then be very related, including luck. We can't deny that it does exist in the world of football.

This season will be very different for Arsenal as last season Arteta could afford to focus entirely on the Premier League and EL was a secondary concern. This won't work in the Champions League, and therefore he will have to play at full strength in two tournaments, which makes the task much more difficult. Let's see if this will be an exemplary season for Arsenal and for Arteta, if last season was an exception or if Arsenal can compete with City again.

Yes you are right, the coming season will be a different one for them, if we take a glance then we might say that they will be better. But again and again I must say here, that is not a guarantee that they will be better. I'm sure you'll also understand what I'm saying about this. The first is that the decline in the club's performance cannot be predicted at all. And once again we have to see what happened to Liverpool last season. It's not a benchmark, but we can't rule it out either.

Things that we don't predict beforehand sometimes happen, whatever it is, be it in terms of performance or overall. We can't deny the smallest things that will make them better, or make them worse.

Quote from: borovichok on Today at 03:41:19 PM

Quote from: BITCOIN4X on Today at 02:06:24 PM

It is always difficult to determine who will win the Champions League title, especially when the season has not started. Manchester City certainly have a chance to repeat their success, but to defend the Champions League title then I think it is the most difficult challenge for any coach. Pep Guardiola is expected to keep his chances good, but all the teams that will be competing in the Champions League will also be pushing for the title.

Manchester City is an exemplary club, their performance is incredible and replicating this action in the following campaign, with an eye on the UEFA Champions League, would be extremely difficult for them. Real Madrid was the only team capable of winning the UEFA Champions League three times in a row, indicating gratitude and accomplishment at Santiago Bernabeu. They made it appear to be simple and while some football fans thought their victory was manipulated, I thought it was hard efforts from the coach and the players. Pep Guardiola wants to win the Champions League again, but it's impossible since other clubs aren't giving up and are giving their all in the league.

Nowadays we will definitely pay more attention to Mamchester City, because they are a club that is arguably the most consistent in recent seasons. Not only in their local league, but in the Champions League they also showed good progress, and the peak as we saw last season when they won the Champions League.
Next season will also not be much different, they are still a favorite with their defending champion status. It's just that we don't know what other clubs will be like next season, it could be more terrible than them.

I wonder if there is a club that we didn't predict before could become champions. Lol, it looks impossible but that doesn't mean it's impossible. It's just who thinks about this? Maybe there are only one or two people, including me. Lol