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PREMIERSHIP WINNER 2025/2026
PREMIERSHIP WINNER 2025/2026
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Sunderland top half is one of most popular bets in Norf East bookies
Get the meerkat up betfair. |
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SUNDERLAND +52 BEING SMASHED UP ON THE HANDICAP - NOW ONLY 8/1 WITH £3.65
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don't really understand why. Their points total on the spread firms has barely moved
Pompey in the Championship however... |
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I don't hate Sunderland to be fair. Should be easier for them to get 48 points than the totals needed for most of the others.
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I thoroughly enjoyed watching the Europa League Champions (rofl) most of last season in the PL. Got to feel for Posta, gets sacked for actually delivering any trophy; a really big deal for the long suffering supporters.
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AI supercomputer's 2025-26 Premier League table
Manchester City (92 points) Arsenal (88) Liverpool (85) Chelsea (79) Manchester United (76) Aston Villa (70) Tottenham (67) Newcastle (63) West Ham (60) Everton (56) Brighton (54) Wolves (52) Brentford (50) Fulham (48) Crystal Palace (45) Bournemouth (43) Nottingham Forest (40) Burnley (35) Sunderland (32) Leeds (28) |
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If AI is correct:
Man Utd +21 win the handicap, tie for 2nd Man City +3 and West Ham +35 with Aston Villa +22 4th. |
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highly likely it wont be right
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liverpool will get alot more than 9 points more than man u
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12th it is then
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Liverpool into 15/8
Gooners solid at 5/2 City out to 4/1 Chelsea out to between 10 and 11/1 United shorten to 20/1 Toon massive drifters out to 63/1 |
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apols united 29/1
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spuds same as newcastle
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united shorter that the toon army is a strange one
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All the man utd Yankees and lucky 15s hitting the
shops except they are patents and trixies this year, forcing the bookies to hedge into betfair meerkat. Still a 4 way go for me, forget the rest (as title winners) Likely ends up a head to head, or even a cake walk like last year. |
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Newcastle are likely to lose Isak so not that big a surprise Man U are projected to finish higher in the league and Howe keeps losing out on targets to other clubs, look like going into the new season without a recognised striker as they let Wilson go as well, feels like momentum is going against them and hard to see them finishing top 6 atm as much as I'd like to see them finish above Man United who are in the process of flushing all the bad toxic influences out of the club, that and the fact they have no European football at all - that's what helped Chelsea win the league under Conte not having to play 2 games a week, not that United are going to win the league but it's funny seeing everyone debating if they'll finish top half, last year was just a freak season. Like Chelsea if you throw enough money at something eventually you will get it right. Newcastle are a victim of time, they should have been taken over years ago by some oligarch or Oil baron and was always surprised they werent until recently, I don't know what the reason was, not like the weather is much better in Manchester or Liverpool. By all accounts Newcastle is a better city for nightlife. I'd also have thought the Saudi's would have got around PSR somehow like the Chavs, have to wonder if they are as keen to dominate as what they said they were. Kind Regards.
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BTC Consortium have Man Utd to finish higher than the toon @ 11/10
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Same set of shops have Man Utd +21 @ 16/1 on the handicap
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liverpool still 15/8 after first game and a 4-2
not the best performace but will take it |
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pool 2/1 this morning
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not much has changed after opening games as top three in betting all win.
dont think we learned much so im still laying gooners at 5/2 |
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Good week for arse, citeh, lpool
Poor for Chelsea dropping 2 37 to go... |
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citeh gooners played **** teams.. liverpool played a good team
37 to go |
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Really? Man utd look at least as good as bournemouth
and arse were away. Keep it real dragon, you are investing cash here. |
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u need to go to spec savers yhtl
bmouth will crea a lot of problems for the top teams , united and wolves will not based on this weekends performances 37 games to go |
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arsenal are now 2/1 favs after a dodgy win at old trafford and a 5-0 win v promoted leeds. im laying again
liverpool 11/5 and will shorten if they beat newcastle tonight. city out to 5/1 chelsea 17/2 and spuds 25/1 |
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no change in prices despite liverpools away win last night
Arsenal still 2/1 favs - Liverpool 11/5 |
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An expectant Arsenal have had a good start. Can't ask for any more. Liverpool on the other hand are leaking which, if they don't stop, will give Arsenal a big upper hand. City looked ordinary at the weekend and surprisingly, wasn't too hard to beat.
Arsenal looking worthy favourites after 2 games. |
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Yeah, Arsenal are worthy favs for me at the moment. The stability will prove their advantage I think. I'm a Liverpool fan, but it looks very leaky at the moment, and while the quality will prove too strong in nearly all games, it's looking like there will be too many losses to win the league this year.
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The early injuries at Arsenal has sort of reminded me that was a significant issue last season. I hope it's not a case of deja vu. The PL winner always has a good season re no injuries. Too early to write off Liverpool, one of the features last season was how strongly they finish matches. Along with Man City all three squads look excellent this season. Is there a chance Man City will get hit with a points deduction re FFP irregularities, or have they been given a free pass?
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Questions about them all.
Still don't understand why City are so short. The Pep era just looks done to me. Arsenal have had a very good summer, got two decentish wins but I think the reaction is slightly OTT. Beating Utd is no feat any more. They're really quite a bad team. And Leeds are relegation certs. Six points out of six is never to be sniffed at but bigger tests await. And as Storm says, they're once again picking up injuries. Something is clearly not quite right with the conditioning there. Liverpool also have six points but look weak at the back. To be fair they've got two new full backs to bed in, and added an out-of-position midfielder to the mix v Newcastle. But to me the midfield balance isn't quite right, it's a bit too attack-minded and is leaving gaps. Hardly an insurmountable problem though. I'd probably still have Liverpool favourites due to the Arsenal injury concerns, but my main thought is that nothing much has changed in my opinions on the contenders after two games. |
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arsenal 15/8, liverpool 2/1 be changes after todays game .
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liverpoool 13/8 favs now
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gooners 2/1 keep laying them
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6/4 now for liverpool
Gooners 2/1 city out to 17/2 chelsea are now 3rd favs |
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liverpool 7/5
gooners 13/8 back pool lay gooners all day long |
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city 10, chelsea 14.
bf has it as a two horse race already |
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2.24 arsenal
3.00 liverpool 6.2 citeh 50 chelsea 65 Tottenham 85 palace 110 man utd 230 newcastle 450 Bournemouth 490 sunderland 800 brighton 800 everton 1000 otters |
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1.99 arsenal
4.00 liverpool 5.60 citeh 32 chelsea 55 tottenham 90 man utd 95 palace |