After a long absence from Bleacher Report, I finally found the time to present my tenth article. The question I would like to ask all you folks out there is:
Who Will Be The Holders Of The Barclays Premier League This Season?
I know it is far too early to speculate the outcome of the Premier League, but in all honesty it’s good to know what people think about their team’s chances as well as the other competitors in the game. So to tie this article together, which of the "Big Four" stands a greater chance of winning the league?
Will it be Chelsea?
Last season was a hard pill to swallow for all Chelsea players and fans alike. Even though the faith of the Premier League was in the hands of Manchester United last season, it is still fair to say that Chelsea was agonizingly close to winning the league as well.
They also made it to the Carling Cup final and were widely expected to win, but lost shockingly to Tottenham.
They still had a chance to grab some silverware and gain something from the season as they had made it to the Champions League final, only to lose in the cruelest manner during the big penalty shootout against none other than Manchester United.
Faith had truly played against Chelsea last season.
This season however, Chelsea looks to put the pain of the past behind them and start their title challenge with a roar. They appointed the notorious Brazilian coach, Luiz Felipe Scolari, as their new manager and bought Portuguese midfielder Deco to bolster the Chelsea team.
So far every thing seems to be falling into plan for Chelsea as they find themselves unbeaten in the league and lying in 3rd place with a game in hand.
Could they carry this form all the way to the end…they certainly have the depth to do so! Or will they suffer are cruel faith like that of last season?





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