Who do you want to win the Premier League this season (obviously if Leicester can’t!)

[StanSP]

Definitely not top two. Not Man City because they are a lot of what is wrong with football.

 

Arsenal

 

Man Utd are just shite. Would be a travesty if they win anything under their current guise. 

 

No one else is realistic enough other than Chelsea. I don't have a gripe with them as much as other clubs. They have a decent set of players and are less dislikeable than the others. 

[justfoxes]

1 hour ago, Phube said:

I can’t help it and I’m sorry but I really wouldn’t mind Spurs winning this year. 
 

I like Jose even though he’s a cocky pr*ck most of the time. Just the idea of him winning at Spurs playing the worst football makes me smile. Especially proving all the Pep and Klopp fawners in the media wrong.

Wash your mouth out @Phube most Leicester fans Hate the Spuds !!

[Stadt]

Any other non big six side diminishes our achievement somewhat so I’d rather Chelsea won it tbh. I don’t like them particularly but they’re less irritating than the others 

[st albans fox]

Not spurs

not arsenal 

not yanited

So only lpool, Man City or chelsea 

 

this is the correct answer btw 

[Soar Fox]

I’ve gone for Tottenham. I like Mourinho and he’s been written off & called ‘past it’ in the past couple of years. 

[Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo]

5 minutes ago, Stadt said:

Any other non big six side diminishes our achievement somewhat so I’d rather Chelsea won it tbh. I don’t like them particularly but they’re less irritating than the others 

I don't know if it would diminish our achievement for how much of an outsider we were, unless we're talking West Brom or Fulham doing it

 

If we can't win it, I'd much rather Southampton did it than Liverpool or Man City. Nothing against their club at all - well run, stuck by their manager through the rough patch, good academy, sensible signings. Plus if it was another not "big 6" *vomit* club winning the league, hopefully it would shut up the talks about this European Super League - or force the hand for the dickhead clubs to piss off and get on with it

[AKCJ]

Probably Man City. I don't know a single Man City fan and their success over ours can simply be attributed to the money they have.

[SemperEadem]

Spurs purely to annoy the lot that decide to call them 'Spuds'.

[peach0000]

Just not Wolves, Man Utd or Liverpool. Would love it if a team like Southampton or Villa could do it just to stick two fingers up to the 'big six'. Out of the teams likely Spurs, Chelsea or Man City for me are the lesser evils. I quite like Mourinho and for me despite the likes of Kane still playing for them they aren't as dislikable as they once where. Chelsea I have a little bit of a soft spot for after the 2015/16 season and how they treated Claudio etc and Man City under pep when they are in full flow I don't think there's a more exciting team to watch as a neutral and I can respect that. 

 

On the flip side Wolves, Man Utd and Liverpool just come across as arrogant in their own different ways and I can't stand that. 

[Steve Earle]

West Brom

[Mark_w]

47 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Yeah, I was gonna say, Chelsea didn't win the league for 50 years prior to Mourinho taking over so they've got a lot of fans that only saw them win the odd cup competition.

 

Basically Arsenal are that now!

 

But I can't stand Man City fans. I cringe every time they sing about us stabbing Ranieri in the back. Very ironic of them but I don't think they see it. Weirdos.

I'll concede their obsession with that is weird as f***.

[Sly]

If it’s not is, I want José to shut house the league. 

[norwichfox]

Any of them except Spurs, Liverpool, Manchester (both clubs) Southampton Everton Arsenal Chelsea Wolves and Villa...

[winteriscoming]

Went for Southampton. I like ralph. Has done really well since the 9 nil. Can’t see anyone stopping Liverpool. 

[PhillippaT]

Anyone but Spurs - though I'll personally benefit more if Arsenal win, so...

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

I chose Everton, way too many votes for Spurs 🤮 

[Samilktray]

Sheffield United 

[Nick]

Not a London club.

 

I'd rather a Manchester Club than a London Club.

 

Wolves or Villa would be immense.

 

 

[Mark 'expert' Lawrenson]

Just now, Nick said:

Not a London club.

 

I'd rather a Manchester Club than a London Club.

 

Wolves or Villa would be immense.

 

 

Another midlands team winning it would be appalling 😂 

[Nick]

2 minutes ago, Mark 'expert' Lawrenson said:

Another midlands team winning it would be appalling 😂 

Yeah, I know a lot of people see it like that - I don't.

 

If Wolves are in a competition that we are not in - good luck to them. I like a midlands underdog. I also liked their supportive attitude when we won the Premier League. 

 

Rather them than say Chelsea who have bought every player under the sun and somehow will still evade FFP.

 

I'd also like to keep the lure of London at bay from players thinking they can't achieve success without going there.

[Frank Large's Black Book]

I voted Southampton BUT...........

 

My preference is for  anyone -  provided on the last day they push Spurs into second place on goal difference.

 

Delicious 😋

[RonnieTodger]

Probably Southampton, but then then they'd be the new "fairytale" after the 0-9.

 

Being in the Premier League has made me hate most clubs.

[Dan]

I voted Chelsea before I'd even seen Southampton on the list.

 

Liverpool no, but given they've now already won it, and the fact the alternative is Spurs lifting it away here, then it's a no brainer.

[jonthefox]

4 hours ago, Hammo said:

This is a bit like asking how you would prefer to die.

Skydiving naked.

[adam95581]

4 hours ago, LVocey said:

I know Spurs aren't exactly well loved in these parts, but I'd love to see Mourinho win it again. He gets written off so much and has a side that have obviously bought in to his style. 

I can’t believe I’ve actually read this.
 

There used to be something quite likeable about Spurs under Harry Redknapp. I think it was because of the British core, the quick, direct brand of football and lack of self-entitlement (at the time). However that soon changed (particularly their self entitlement) which made them unlikeable again and that’s only been heightened by Mourinho taking over. He’s a dour and moany version of the Mourinho that first came to the premier league and has a boring, negative style of football to match. I’d actually hate it if he won the premier league.