Dullest Premier League season ever?

[barneygumble]

The Championship is even becoming less interesting these days also.

You hear alot of fans of the yo yo clubs saying the journey in reality is actually better than the destination.

Ipswich have been a great story but have pretty much had to change there whole team to make any sort of chance of staying up

Leeds Burnley & Sheff Utd next season wont be particularly interesting either

The problem with the Championship is that because a few sides made the leap to make the PL, any side around them had to go with them, even if it meant Gambling on it.
Sides like Middlesbrough went for it, failed and you've still got the sides who went down getting tonnes more money.

The novel sides going up like Luton & Ipswich is a nice refresher and I'm glad, because if it kept happening, next thing you know we'd he hearing plans to close the shop.

 

[PITA]

I always thought you were quite level headed Dave but to suggest a team are purposely tanking makes no sense.

Really?

 

[cpfc1905]

In terms of title races and relegation battles yes but imo the league is so good to watch at the moment thanks tk the quality of the mid table sides, all of whom play with intensity, are adaptable for every game and have someone in their teams who can create something from nothing. Maybe it's just this season that the table is weird but I can see next year continuing to have the smaller clubs forcing their way into European places and regularly beating the complacent big sides. Can you really see United getting back into even top 7 contention any time soon when their squad is worse than Brighton (or, dare I say it, Palace's...)? Spurs as well, though that's mostly manager related imo