So, last year went quite alright in terms of predictions. Some shouts were way off, don’t get me wrong (looking at you, Aston Villa), but it definitely could’ve been worse. The season kicks off tomorrow, which means it’s prediction time!

With the first month of Premier League fixtures in the books, the table has somewhat started to take shape. Some teams have gotten off to a flying start, while others really needed that international break in order to regroup. But what has stood out so far, and what should we look out for when the Premier League is back at the weekend?

With a couple of weeks until the window shuts, I thought it was time to put out my predictions for the new Premier League season. I wanted to give it a round of fixtures to see how teams would line up and play before making the final decisions, but overall my thoughts didn’t change too much.

As promised in the last piece, here is my choice for the Premier League Team of the Season for the 2022/2023 season. Obviously these are all subjective picks, but I also think that some of the positions are much easier to pick than others. Some big names will have to be left out, but that’s just how it has to go.

The Premier League season is now over and everyone has their own opinions of who has been the best and the worst, so here are my takes on some of the most debated topics

Much has been said about Liverpool’s transfer strategy and squad planning, but there’s no doubt that a major overhaul is needed. It’s probably too much to be done all in one window, though a good summer transfer window is essential for the club to get back to the levels they did show in seasons prior.

There is more money than ever in football, which is reflected in the prices people now have to pay to watch the sport. And with games being divided between a plethora of different broadcasters and subscription services, one can wonder if the football broadcasting landscape is heading in the right direction.