Really looking forward to it, just 2 more weeks.
Well I am a United fan but I love football in general. I think that Hazard and Marin will definitely help getting the ball into your front line. I do not think you should worry too much about that.
Hazard looked pretty average in the Charity Shield. PRETTY AVERAGE. These are my famous last words.
A new season, the same wide eyed optimism. Chelsea will falter, Arsenal will finally die and SPURS will rise to their rightful place. Ha ha, superking, dream the fudge on.
Besides Premier, this year’s Champions League will be interesting to say the least 
This is the first year in a LOOOOONG time that I am more excited about the league rather than Champions league. We gotta beat City!!!I hope RvP can do some damage for us.
I’m glad Arsenal have lost RVP at last, but I’d rather he’d gone out of England than adding strength to MU.
I’m looking forward very much to the new season, but I have grave misgivings about how Spurs are likely to fare. The Modric saga is dragging on and on again, and doesn’t look like it will end happily for Spurs. If he isn’t sold (and the chances of Real offering close to Levy’s valuation now seem very remote indeed), he’s not going to be of any value to Spurs for at least a few weeks, and Spurs won’t have enough money in hand to buy the players they need, especially the top-class striker, to keep them within sniffing distance of the Big Five. If only Redknapp hadn’t tossed away the likes of Bent, Pav and Crouch. Having any one of those available now would make a big difference to their goal-scoring potential.
The Guardian’s detailed analysis and predictions for how each of the clubs in the Premier League will fare this season has Spurs down in 8th place, behind Everton and Newcastle as well as the Big Five. I’m afraid there’s a very high chance that their prediction will be accurate. If they can get off to a good start and get a bit of confidence surging through the team, they might be able to hang onto the coattails of Liverpool, and perhaps not too far adrift of Arsenal. But I can’t see them coming away from their opening game at Newcastle with any points, and that is likely to set them off on a run of terrible results that will have people making comparisons with four seasons ago, before Redknapp took over from Ramos.
As far as the other teams are concerned, I expect to see City and Chelski slugging it out for the title, United a good bit back from them tussling with Arsenal for third, Liverpool not very far behind in 5th, and Spurs engaged in a battle for 6th with Everton and Newcastle.
But whatever happens, there’s so much to look forward to, and I can’t wait for Saturday, even though the Spurs result is likely to pitch me into a slough of despond.
SPurs will be fine. Modders is off in the next few days. We have a rockstart defence, an awesome midfield and not too shabby up front. VDV, Bale, Jamma, Gio. Trust AVB. What have you got to lose, my old mucker?
You lot are SO deluded. This year the mighty
FULHAM
win the double! :bravo:
[quote=“jimipresley”]You lot are SO deluded. This year the mighty
FULHAM
win the double! :bravo:[/quote]
If Clint and Dembele stay you’ll be fine… otherwise…lots…more…ellipses…for…you… 
Omniloquacious…you were right about Spurs man. I feel that once you guys sign a quality striker you maybe break into the top five.
I still believe that we will fight for the title with both City and Chelsea. RvP will definitely add something to the squad even if it is just the will to fight for a start. First day of premier league threw up some interesting results. I look forward to watching Chelsea and City tonight.