re: Inspired by the Dallas radio guy who watched soccer for a year

It'll be a bloodbath for sure. The reason I'm confident is that we had a great record against the top six last year. 3 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses, which I think is better than any other top six team. We're also the best team in open play scoring the most goals, 54, and giving up the least, 20. We have things to work on, specifically defending in set plays, which is a big thing.

Man U will be tough. Man City will have to find goals if Tevez leaves. 'Pool has bought a bunch of players, but we'll see how they play with each other. Who knows how Chelsea will look with AVB. Tottenham are up and down. If we keep Nasri and Fabregas, we probably have the best attacking unit in the league, all of whom have been playing together for a while.