Sky Sports expert Gary Neville already believes that the Premier League title race is between Liverpool and Arsenal, but he writes wrong from Man City
Jeremy joined the Daily Star as Manchester Football Correspondent in 2010 and has been our Chief Sports Writer for over a decade. He provides expert coverage for Manchester United and Manchester City, the entire Premier League and for England football teams. Jeremy covered soccer, rugby, the Cricket World Cup, Wimbledon, the golf major and the Olympics.
Gary Neville is in a game that is longer than long enough to know more. The former England and Manchester United defender became a critic and considers the title to be a two-horse race between Liverpool and Arsenal.
Considering these two clubs finished first and second in the last season, he hasn’t thrust his head here. Meanwhile, their respective managers Arne Slot and Mikel Arteta have two best teams on top flights. But Neville’s decision to govern Manchester City from the equation remains dangerous.
There are several reasons for this. The city happened to be managed by Pep Guardiola, the greatest boss of all time. The abdicated champion is wise to see Liverpool win the crown last season.
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This may be Guardiola’s final season in Manchester, so he’ll be desperate to make another top dog for the club.
Arsenal has little or no recent history of winning the biggest trophy. Arteta continues to be a bridesmaid instead of the bride. And there’s a small problem with certain Erling Haaland.
The bottom line is that they were there and they did it many times.
And spending from Liverpool or Arsenal can’t buy the same wealth of experience that the city still has to the bank.
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