Premier League 2015/16

Who will win the PL?

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Jenks

Jenks

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He's having a good season I think. Not hitting the heights of last season, but doing enough to show that he isn't just a one season wonder.
 
Jenks

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Jair Ventura said:
I think it has a lot to do with the English style & talent base, which can't be overcome by foreign managers.
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What talent base? The players aren't English either for the most part. When Guardiola plays a mostly (or completely) foreign side with City and still doesn't dominate like he did in Spain and Germany, what will the excuses be then?
 
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Jenks said:
What talent base? The players aren't English either for the most part. When Guardiola plays a mostly (or completely) foreign side with City and still doesn't dominate like he did in Spain and Germany, what will the excuses be then?
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What r u saying in there affirmative tho?
 
Jair Ventura

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Jenks said:
What talent base? The players aren't English either for the most part. When Guardiola plays a mostly (or completely) foreign side with City and still doesn't dominate like he did in Spain and Germany, what will the excuses be then?
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The best players at the best clubs aren't English, but many EPL rosters are laden with English players with a few foreigners mixed in. Further, Pep or no Pep, the best footballers come from South America and the Iberian Penensula + France & Germany. The EPL only has access to one of these talent bases, and Monaco and PSG are changing even that.
 
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JamDav1982

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The best players in Frances one decent team are not French either.

Monaco and PSG are not taking away any base of players. Monaco are a poor side and have their best players taken from them.
 
Jenks

Jenks

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Jair Ventura said:
The best players at the best clubs aren't English, but many EPL rosters are laden with English players with a few foreigners mixed in. Further, Pep or no Pep, the best footballers come from South America and the Iberian Penensula + France & Germany. The EPL only has access to one of these talent bases, and Monaco and PSG are changing even that.
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How so?
 
Jair Ventura

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Jenks said:
How so?
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France was the only country/region that EPL clubs could walk into and pick out the best talent without much competition. But now young French players are coming up with one of the worlds strongest clubs, giving them more attractive options to advance their careers than going to the UK. Now the Aurier's, Matuidi's, Rabiot's, Areola's, and Kurzawa's are staying in France rather than heading abroad as was often the case last decade.
 
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Jair Ventura said:
France was the only country/region that EPL clubs could walk into and pick out the best talent without much competition. But now young French players are coming up with one of the worlds strongest clubs, giving them more attractive options to advance their careers than going to the UK. Now the Aurier's, Matuidi's, Rabiot's, Areola's, and Kurzawa's are staying in France rather than heading abroad as was often the case last decade.
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English clubs have the money to take players from every league, and frequently do. City for example just took De Bruyne from under Bayern's nose.
 
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