Hi guys,
This is the start of the long article by ESPN by way of a Premier League club guide 2012/13:
"With the new Premier League season looming around the corner, here is a brief guide to all 20 Premier League clubs. Manchester City's last-gasp triumph last season gave every football neutral an exhilirating finish to a topsy-turvy season. With many stars like Eden Hazard, Santi Cazorla and Shinji Kagawa set to join the action, we gear up for what looks like an exciting new campaign ahead of us."
Full article: http://www.espnstar.com/football/premier-league/news/detail/item836021/Premier-League-club-guide-2012/13
It'd be interesting to have opinions back. On the one hand it's a useful presentation, with useful stats, players in and out. But, in my opinion it's way too predictable - 'Key man' choices are either the most famous long-term hero or an obvious goalscorer. And the 'Chances' are not really 'chances' because they don't take chances – there are no surprise elements, simply the best teams of always are again suggested to do the big things.
That seems to be the general media opinion too, that the new boys will struggle, virtually everyone else is fine. But we heard the same last year, yet teams who had been in the Premier League for many years were finally relegated. I obviously have a vested interest, as a fan of new boys Reading, but it'd be interesting to read any of your views on this ...
cheers,
daib0