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Let The Action Begin

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August 19, 2017

This will be one of the CLOSEST TITLE RACES in the Premier League history. But the only thing that keeps me from predicting a winner is the fresh memory of Ranieri and his band of merry men.

Let The Action Begin

The season of ‘silly spending’ has dominated every talk of European football and we still have a few days left before the price tags keep sending us in a tizzy. But as a welcome relief, we’re days away from soaking in moves on the pitch and not the boardroom as the club football calendar kicks off.

The debate on which league is the best will never settle and I am definitely not stoking the fire with an opinion or two! I’m simply saying that the world will be watching when the English Premier League gets the madness under way.

I find it amusing when there are talks about title contenders even before a ball has been kicked. But let’s, just for a bit, assume that the EPL is a battle that will be fought and won on paper and suddenly the possibilities get interesting.

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