Thanks for the feedback first of all.
I agree with what you're saying about Arsenal but my reasons for them finishing fourth are fairly simple. Spurs have pretty much the same squad as last season at the moment and that wasn't good enough to get them fourth so I don't see them finishing there. With Liverpool they have strengthened greatly, but not really with players that can win them a league title. Enrique is a solid LB, but not a league winning LB. Charlie Adam and Jordan Henderson aren't the sort of midfielders who will win you a match single handedly and Stewart Downing is the same. They've got match winners in Luis Suarez, Steven Gerrard and Andy Carroll - but Luis Suarez could burnout this season. He had a World Cup last year, then played an entire season, then played the Copa America this summer and now is going to play another full season. If he isn't rotated properly he will burnout. Carroll and Gerrard have both had their injury problems over the last year or two. So if they get injured your depth isn't as strong as say Tottenham or even Arsenal. Arsenal on the other hand have got a heap load of midfielders. They aren't title winners either but they are all very similar in the sense they retain possession well and are all capable of scoring goals. Aaron Ramsey will step in to replace Fabregas and he has the potential to become World Class. Gervinho, Walcott, Arshavin, Rosicky, Chamberlain and Vela are all perfectly capable of playing on the wing to replace Nasri. The only thing they need is a CB which I believe they'll get eventually.
I don't, but I am looking to become a Sports Journalist so I'm blogging currently to get some readers and get my work out there before looking for apprenticeships etc..
I agree with that. Liverpool's midfield has a lot of depth but the rest of the team is struggling with depth. The rest of the defence is either young, old or injury prone - none really in the middle. Agger injury prone, Carragher aging, Skrtel isn't really that good and Krygiakos isn't that great either. Danny Wilson is young, Flanagan is young, Kelly is young, Johnson lacks concentration sometimes and Enrique as I mentioned isn't a league winning LB. Striking options are similar. Kuyt is a good striker but he's a work horse. N'Gog isn't going to win you games by himself and Suarez is likely to burn out at some point. I think next season will be where Liverpool make a real push tbh. This season may have come a bit too soon for them in my opinion.
