after 10 years who will be the next leicester?
>aston villa
>nottingham forest
>newcastle united

>>149902770 (OP)
Nobody, the establishment wont allow it

Reminds me of Girona last year and how they got destroyed by refs because la liga officials were pissing and shitting themselves thinking of an outsider breaking into top2

Therefore a top4 rotation consisting of Liverpool Arsenal City Chelsea, this is the script for the rest of the decade or until some other oil team shows up.

>>149902770 (OP)
Man Utd

The likes of Villa or Newcastle wouldn't really be a direct comparison. An equivalent would be something like Wolves winning it this year. The other factor is that City, Liverpool, Arsenal etc are unlikely to all be that weak at the same time again.

>>149902770 (OP)
Swansea or Brighton

>>149903028
>An equivalent would be something like Wolves winning it this year.
Not impossible, with the coach they have

>>149903255
Wolves, Newcastle and Villa have all been champions before. That's not exactly doing a Leicester.

>>149902770 (OP)
In any case, Newcastle would be a new Man City

>>149902770 (OP)
United, LeL

>>149902770 (OP)
Wrexham

>>149902770 (OP)
There will never be a trio as good as Vardy, Mahrez and Kante again. Especially in this era, so I doubt we will see a "next leicester".

Blunderland

>>149902770 (OP)
the difference now I'd say is that the gap between top teams and midtable teams has gotten smaller.
the real difference is between the teams that can consistently stay in the premier league and the yoyo clubs. Also, keep in mind that for the past two years, the newly promoted clubs went straight back down, so for 3 seasons straight we will have the same 17 teams in the prem getting that fat prem money

so the real equivalent to the leicester run in 2025/26 is if one of leeds/burnley/sunderland win the league

>>149905077
ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

>>149902770 (OP)
The premier league will never allow that to happen again

It has to be a club that finished barely above relegation last season, so I'll go with Manchester United.

>>149902865
This kek

They were 5,000 to 1 to win the league.
Thus, it would not be surprising if there won't be a next Leicester for 5,000 years.

>>149904920
Yes

>>149905522
It has to be a team that has never been champions of hengland. If it's not West Ham then who knows ?

>>149905637
It would have to come from teams such as West Ham, Millwall, Palace, Fulham, Birmingham, Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol City with the right funding and particularly fortunate circumstances considering the current opposition

>>149905160
>blunderlund
Already been champions in the past, not doing a Leicester. Middlesborough havent though, so could theoretically do it

>>149905637
I like Yeovil Town for the 6015-16 Premiership

>>149907800
>Yeovil
Beautiful. I'd support that.

>>149902770 (OP)
If you're looking to place a wager on who will be the next club to win their first title then West Ham are probably the best bet

>>149904444
>>149907319
>>149907763
Holy shit you absolute fucking retard. People didn't care about Leicester because they had never been champions before, actually no one gave the slightest shit about that. People cared because they were the biggest relegation candidate and 5000 to 1 underdogs.

>I'm going to watch this league for 10 years for that one upsetting champion
>Worth every minute

>>149908675
>club wins first title
>No one gave the slightest shit about that
My word

>>149908675
The OP is quite clearly not talking about 5000-1 outsiders when he suggests Villa, Newcastle or Forest. If Leicester had been around the 100-1 mark, it would still have been a surprise. If anyone outside of the top six, to be generous, had won it then it would be a confirmed happening and a pretty big surprise too.

tfw they actually had 4 world class players in that team all along and solid squad players in drinkwater, albirghton, morgan and fuchs

>>149914524
5000-1 was a meme price. Bookies will never do that again. They'd spent a lot more than the other relegation fodder.

>>149914792
didn't they win the championship with a record points total two years before too

>>149914974
I don't remember that much sorry, would need to check that.

>>149902770 (OP)
2005-2015 were so long and slow
2015-2025 blinked sooo fast

>>149915008
This is also my experience rusbro

>>149908675
>picrel
>Finnish haircut
Every finn I've ever met has that haircut.

>>149905195
Yes and Leeds are 500-1 iirc with the other two rank outsiders at 1000-1. Brighton are 125-1 which makes them the bookies favs out of those who are almost certainly not going to win it this year.

>>149902770 (OP)
Aston Villa or Newcastle United winning it would be like Liverpool winning it in '19, a club that used to win it before finally wins it again after a gorillion years.
Forest too to a lesser extent, since they have only one league title but 2 champions so they've got some pedigree already.
A Leicester City equivalent would be Ipswich Town or Southampton.

>>149915008
>>149915015
You're likely slightly younger than me. A year in 2005 used to be around 10% or your entire life so far. A year in 2015 used to be around 5% of your life so far. A year now is around 3% of your life so far. You're probably less than halfway through your life, but by the time you've doubled your age you'll feel like you've lived less than 30% more time than you have so far.

>>149915812
Yes add Ipswich and Southampton to the list

>>149915863
My life was extremely tough during 2005 to 2015. It got easier after that. That has influenced my perception of time, as they say it goes quicker when you're having fun. I'm not actually that young japanbro. God bless you my friend.

>>149915895
Yeah sorry, I just made a general claim.

Thread theme https://youtu.be/ThkRVTd-tPc

>>149907800
Will VAR have been sorted out by then?

>>149915901
No worries at all

>>149915972
Too var into the future to predict anon

>>149902865
FPBP
united sissies stay ridiculed. Absolute BANTER club.

>>149902770 (OP)
thottenham

>>149902770 (OP)
Its not going to happen again anon

>>149922983
An outsider can win it again. An outsider priced at 5000-1 won't happen because it'll cap at 1000 or below. Anyone around 100-1 would be considered an outsider as well and that's all Leicester were despite the 5000-1 meme price. I'm not going put my money where my mouth is just yet but clubs such as West Ham could win the title if clubs like Leicester can.

>>149923317
no club is going to jump up in the space of one year from where west ham are now. west ham themselves could improve over time to villa/newcastle tier and have a chance.
you're definitely not going to see a yoyo team suddenly go from relegation candidate to champions, the financial gap is way bigger now.

>>149923391
Correct, won't happen in a year. Villa's reappearance at the top and performance levels over the last 2 years or so shows that teams can improve quickly enough to spring a challenge when things come together and the right people are in charge, forest too, and therefore we should at least consider that another club of similar standing may go a step further than the aforementioned and win it.

>>149923391
>yoyo
Leicester spent some decent money iirc, then changed manager.

>>149902770 (OP)
How about Leicester again?

>>149924543
>Gary Lineker naked
>david icke suddenly becomes a football fan again
No thank you