Emergence of new top teams and decline/stagnation of old ones. Good or Bad?

Are we heading the right way? I mean football in general. The balance everywhere is changing. Giants are fading away, while smaller teams grow and take their places.

EPL:

Decline and slow recovery of Liverpool
Stagnation of Arsenal

Emergence of City, Chelsea (still quite a new team), maybe Tottenham potentially (new Leeds?)

Serie A:

Decline of Juventus.
Stagnation of Inter for few next seasons.

Emergence of Roma soon (early 2000 team?) Napoli (potentially)

La Liga:

Malaga?

Bundes:

Dortmund to dominate?

France:

PSG

in italy juventus might as well be on their way up again.
in spain i don't think malaga is gonna go anywhere close to real and barca.
and if dortmund will dominate has to be seen, but it seems like bayern have their old nemesis back.

Malaga can beat competition to reach top 3, which is kinda depressive, considering having solid teams, such as Valencia, Villareal, Sevilla. But, it seems these guys are unmotivated to put a fight against Duo

Malaga long term will become very very strong, and with the backing they have we are going to have to deal with them sooner or later. They are organized, they have a plan, they will make sensible buys on the long term to improve their team year by year. They are investing a lot on youth development, and they have amazing plan already for a new sports complex.

Competition is always good. THe only reason Valencia didnt put as much of a fight as they used to, is because of their debt problems i think.

malaga will fail hard, they need to buy good players not has beens.

Malaga will rise, they're spending very wisely. Also, we're back on the up (I think).

spanky489 wrote:malaga will fail hard, they need to buy good players not has beens.

Malaga is signing experienced footballers, and people that fits Pellegrini's 4222. It's all about his system, he isnt the kind to sign big names. He built success with Villarreal around that amazing formation, and players that were custom made for his brand of football, not big names.

Btw for Tottenham to be the new leeds.....

They would have to suddenly go from making a profit every yr and self-sufficient and top 6 sides for years and then get relegated twice and get into 100 million + debt....

ROFL.

St_Nick09_of_Goal wrote:

spanky489 wrote:malaga will fail hard, they need to buy good players not has beens.

Malaga is signing experienced footballers, and people that fits Pellegrini's 4222. It's all about his system, he isnt the kind to sign big names. He built success with Villarreal around that amazing formation, and players that were custom made for his brand of football, not big names.

not even pellegrini can win with those players, they were almost relegated last year ffs

and if you have seen malaga play with their current squad u know what im talking about

Malaga is being under estimated....they had a great pre season and will be a contender in 3-4 years....For now it's between them and Valencia for third

Juve are on our way back up, but were still farfrom what we used to be.

I feel like Dortmund is back up among the top clubs inthe world again and is only gonna get better.

And some of you might disagree with me, but remember, Koln used to be a big team. Theyre notthere yet, but there gettking better every year and dont be supriseif you see them competing for the bundesliga title again in a few years.

Immaculate_Mole wrote:Btw for Tottenham to be the new leeds.....

They would have to suddenly go from making a profit every yr and self-sufficient and top 6 sides for years and then get relegated twice and get into 100 million + debt....

ROFL.

Harry was in charge of Pourtsmouth, there's always a chance. :geek:

Coming from Grande_Milano? I'm not too sure he quite likes it.