A changing landscape- perhaps?

[daveshads]

I wonder if we are starting to see, albeit on a small scale, a change in the way teams achieve success. Early days of course but we are seeing some interesting and surprising results. Teams like Brighton, Brentford and Bournemouth show no signs of fear or inferiority when facing supposedly better sides. Their assets frequently get raided by the top clubs but they come back seemingly stronger, due to intelligent decision making. Perhaps it will start to sink in with club owners that merely splashing increasing amounts of cash on signings who really, very often fail, is stupid. Coming to it’s’ senses like this, may help save the game.

The look on Jordan Henderson’s face when his Chelsea were being thumped by his old club was enjoyable.

[DJ Hooper W12]

Good point hopefully the dominance of 3 or 4 sides will disappear slightly and make a more even playing field

[SheepRanger]

Spurs spent £176m net in the summer and are bottom of the league. Manure and Scum aren't setting the world alight. It wont be long before managers start getting the boot......