Man United, Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea - Wrath of the Barclay

Man United, Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea

Could all have won, or win the Premiership in the last few years. In La Liga, it's Barce and Real with crazy points and goal differences.

Posted By: phrankin on September 10th 2011 at 20:14:00

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So then, that De Gea, in a 'competitive' league. I hope he's not ruined by a big transfer (Other Football) - pants I I, Sep 10, 19:39:36
- weird one pants - one decent game does not make the player (Other Football) - phrankin, Sep 10, 19:42:17
  - yeah, I suppose it doesn't, he's had loads of good games, so he should be alright (n/m) (Other Football) - pants I I, Sep 10, 19:48:33
  - Well he didn't have much to do to be honest. (n/m) (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Sep 10, 19:48:22
    - in a competitive league? (n/m) (Other Football) - pants I I, Sep 10, 19:51:40
      - Spanish league has 2 teams, in fact in it's history only 9 teams has ever won it (Other Football) - phrankin, Sep 10, 20:08:14
        
        durrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, relative (n/m) (Other Football) - pants I I, Sep 10, 20:09:49
        
        Man United, Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool, Chelsea (Other Football) - phrankin, Sep 10, 20:14:00
        
        Well one of you is using entire histories as an example and the other is using one day... (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Sep 10, 20:13:13
        
        For example the Dutch league is actually very competitive the last couple of years but in (Other Football) - Steve in Holland, Sep 10, 20:14:12
        
        last 5 years its Barce or Real (Other Football) - phrankin, Sep 10, 20:14:58
        
        (as potential winners) (n/m) (Other Football) - phrankin, Sep 10, 20:15:14

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