It's so nice to be here again to talk about the EPL, I hope you're all good?
Gradually, the EPL is turning out to be what I predicted some weeks ago and hopefully, it could still end with my predictions, we never can tell. One of my biggest predictions is either Manchester City or Liverpool must win the title with at least 3 points ahead, by the week, that prediction seems to be getting less vivid because these two teams are obviously not ready to let go of a single point.
I think personally I could say because I am convinced that Everton is definitely relegating. See their match against Liverpool last night, it was obvious they tried but they weren't ready to play like they've lost it all already and on the other hand, Burnley isn't joking for one beat, they slammed Wolves disrespectfully over the weekend and that just shows me how much they're willing to give in order to remain in the EPL next season.
Looking at the stage where both Manchester City and Liverpool are currently are, I think it would be quite easy to say that City does have an upper hand, Liverpool still have to play Tottenham and that would definitely be a tough one at Anfield even though Liverpool could eventually win the match.
I think the biggest EPL match City has left is Westham, and I really don't see much of a damage Westham can afford to do to City at this point.
Since Liverpool denied City a chance in the FA Cup, would it be fair to say City deserves the League?
I personally don't know what to think about what these two teams truly deserved this season but I sincerely wish either of them wins the UCL, and that would be one great thing to witness in the European football space at the moment.
Since the departure of Aguero, I had always seen Pep as a Coach without a No. 9 player and personally I do feel that's the only thing the team lack, this makes me even scared as a United fan hearing that they are hoping to secure Haaland from Dortmund to City, if they succeed with that, trust me, City would be totally unstoppable from at least winning a trophy each season.
Knowing that City has no but many false no. 9, I was really shocked and surprised to watch Jesus' performance the weekend, it was the first time I was actually seeing him play as a No. 9 as far as my senses are concern.
Although he still ran through the wings which still shows that he isn't that traditional No. 9 that's known such as Aguero, Dzeko, and Adebayor when they were playing for City as a number 9, but with the goals he scored this weekend, all were totally the works and doing of a typical no. 9 and that for me was really interesting even though I still haven't and can't accept him as a number 9 striker.
For me, it's just like talking about the likes of Rashford, Greenwood, and Elanga, these guys are great strikes but I personally don't think it's healthy to play them as a typical no. 9 most times because they can maximize the potential of the position just like someone like Cavani would do.
All the same, they are still all strikers and great ones at that!
All pictures are snapshots from highlight videos on YouTube.
