Ranking The Best & Worst Run Clubs In The Premier League
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- From Manchester United under the Glazers and until recently Ed Woodward, to the regime headed up by beloved Leicester City owner Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, HITC Sevens attempts to rank every Premier League team on the basis of how well they are run from their ownership down.
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As an Everton fan a few seconds before he said Everton I thought to myself “Everton are going to be the first one”
So true
Congrats! Top of the table.
Im an everton fan and i thought the same thing....LOL. My heart sank when he said only Chelsea have spent more than us in the last 6 years🤕
@@BlueSkies8967 Good old Everton 🙃
Lol I’m an Everton fan and was also thinking “I bet we’re #1” and there it was lol … COYB!!!
As a Watford fan, it's always funny to see the disconnect between what the fans think and what the media/general football fans think. Glad you actually took the fan point of view! Happy with our placement, we're the best run we have been for decades but still room to improve
Entire way through, I was like "Brentford is going to be up there". When they came around at 2 and Norwich had already gone, I wasn't entirely sure who would be at top. In tears when it was Leicester. If anyone's in doubt how much those owners mean to the club, just take the year where the helicopter crash happened. Everyone were distraught. Players, fans and even some opponents. They are, in every way, enviable.
Also becoming quite a fan of Bloom in Brighton!
Not only could Leicester replace players they sell on to other clubs, their ownership didn’t fall apart after that fateful helicopter crash.
spot on!!!! we ( leicester ) are so lucky to have such wonderful owners that really care about not only the club but the community and the county as a whole we can never thank them enough rip vichai xxx
So so true
About that...
I'd love to see one of these for the championship or league 1, where I'm sure the worse run clubs are now - if this video is received as well by others as it was by me of course
Well speaking as a Spurs fan I think this was actually a pretty reasonable assessment of all the clubs in the league .
I must admit I never thought Norwich got enough credit for even being able to get into the premiership as a relatively small fan base and a regional team I think they’ve done bloody brilliant without having to break the bank The same thing goes for Brighton who have done even better , very impressed with both of these clubs .
Yeah
Norwich have decent support and sell out every week, every season in the champ. They clearly need a bigger stadium.
Hey Alfie, reckon you could do a video on the Top 7 players who can sign a precontract this window? Keep up the great work!
That’s a good one for this summer, some amazing free agents this year.
I think this idea would be cool in a "Top 7 worst run clubs in the English Football League system"
Oldham athletic are currently one of the worst run football clubs in the whole football league (soon to be national league), despite formerly being a premier league club. Really hoping you can make a deep dive on the club soon
Might be worst ran in any professional league of Europe although with Malaga, Southend United, and a few others around.
I don't disagree with Chelsea being middle of the pack, but I don't see how City can be so far above them. Abramovich needs the vote of the CPO to move the stadium. He can't just uproot and move off.
He can, he's part of the mafia
Do you know what the CPO is?
Chelsea are 1.5B in debt to Roman
City have Zero 0 debt!!!
@@moaz6588 aged well
19:34 As you can see, Alfie is not biased
I mean Wolves clearly employes his brother and they still don't get first
Well Everton is dead last so i agree
Who is his brother?
@@lucikarl4241 Fabio Silva looks like him
So do Norwich
Amanda Staveley looks like a full make-up applied character in the musical, "Cats."
This is th perfect description of her😂😂😂
I always see her as the female version of Kenneth Copeland 😅
As a Brentford fan since the dark days in league 2, I never thought in my lifetime I would see them in the Premiership. To see them run so well now is just incredible. I just hope that they can keep up the success. I do think they will need to invest some more in players at some point if they want to stay up for multiple seasons.
Im Gooner, we lost to you this season, but I always wish well all new clubs in EPL, you showed spirit and courage Good luck :)
also gives hope for fans of newly well-run clubs like me with port vale. always something to look at among the hopelessness of the big fans big money clubs
You must have had the day of your life when the Bees gave a spanking to Man U just a couple weeks ago!!!
Proud of my club off the pitch, embarrassed by it on the pitch. Just the life of a Norwich fan 💛💚
Pukki the goat
As a Liverpool fan, I am very happy to see how the team is performing especially last few years however, I do agree that sometimes it feels frustrating to see the lack of depth or wiling to push for the players they want. The team is aging though the new arrivals from the acedamy are exciting some new players might help in overall performance of the team.
Chelsea are way lower than I expected but listening to Alfie’s reasons, I understand why. I still would’ve put them higher though. What I do not understand at all, is how spurs are higher than chelsea
Spurs above Chelsea is a joke
Chelsea have way more money to throw around
@@who2495 1 billions in debt, if roman gone it will be really ugly for you, that's the problem.
There is absolutely no way Tottenham are 8th. 15th at best.
- Constant transfer market failures
- a stadium that looks good but is atmosphere deprived
- trying to move Spurs to Stratford, not even anywhere near Tottenham, taking the club out of the community
- £1bn debt when Joe Lewis, the man with the money, has a net worth of billions
- Tried to demolish parts of the road the stadium is on even when the new ground was built
- no signings for 18 months
- most expensive tickets in Europe
- Red sponsors
- Changing the name of white hart lane
- low ball offers for EVERY player tried to sign
- 9 month delay to build an NFL stadium
- Sacked Pochettino and replaced him with two useless managers
- Furloughing staff
- £60 ticket for Villa at home at the end of last season, 2-1 loss and the fans were forced to sit in the upper tier just so that the fans watching on TV could see the advertising things on the seats in the lower tier was an absolute disgrace
- having Darude Sandstorm on as goal music in the absence of fans
- Tried to join the ESL
- total of £0 pumped into the club in the last couple of years compared to 500m from the likes of Chelsea despite Lewis’ wealth
I liked the darude sandstorm music🤷♂️
The true problem at Tottenham is Joe Lewis. So much of the blame always goes to Levy, but Lewis is the man with the money who refuses to invest in the team. Then when he does, he wants to spend bare minimum on academy players from the championship. On the rare occasion he buys a big player, he buys the wrong ones with shit attitudes and actively makes the sqaud worse. He's a cancer on our club
I agree with most of the list, but would bump Spurs closer to 14 - better run than Arsenal, as much as it pains me to say, but not by much.
They've managed to go from title candidates back to 6th favourites for the Champions League, and while they could never financially compete with Man City for example, a little investment would have likely got them over the line at least once
While I agree with the high wages being seen as an issue, you have to look at where we were when Steve Parish and co took over at Palace nearly 12 years ago
Parish literally saved the club from extinction which got no mention
I reckon Palace wage bill is lower since the big recent clear out. Think only Zaha and Benteke would be on big $.
I agree, as a Leicester fan, it's been crazy but in a good way. I suppose the best thing is that it gives hope to smaller teams that you can win the biggest prize in football.
That is an inspiration for sure. It must be a great feeling to know your club is run by decent people. People worthy of respect.
I would love to see this format for other leagues or at least a "top 3 and bottom 3" version! Great work as always.
absolutely right about liverpool. they're a fantastically run club and deserve to be 3rd on this list, but what feels like most of liverpools fanbase will tell you that the owners are horrible. foolish
They are good in recruiting but they are tight bastards
@@somecutepuppy3125 Thiago, Diaz signing. Come on
Manchester United are definately the most poorly run in the Premier League
Arsenal would like to have a word with you
17th for Southampton is incredibly unfair given the size of their fanbase and the fact they have had one of the lowest net spends in the Premier League for the last 5-8 years. I would argue Watford are a worst run club than Southampton given they have a similar sided fan base and have injected similar levels of funding into the club but have achieved different results (e.g. relegation).
This was absolutely crazy. Sheer disbelief.
Yeh we are pretty well run over the last 3-4 years considering the circumstances. I mean Newcastle consistently moaned about Mike Ashley as an owner but how many £40 million players have Saints signed? None, we have had virtually zero outside investment for like 5-6 years now relying entirely on staying on the league and player sales. You could criticise the regime like around 2015-16, sales that gutted the team, poor replacements and poor managerial appointments. But since those people have gone we have been stable and self sustainable.
Plus I don't think you can count clubs like Watford or Villa as being better run, they have been relegated and got promoted, and Villa have spent millions to sit basically the same level in the table as us (and have just replaced their manager, and almost got relegated the season before last), they have had far far more investment for no more success and they have had the benefit that all promoted clubs have, they come up in the PL get all the PL money but have players basically on championship wages for a while. When you are in the PL for a long time you tend to accumulate your longer term players on bigger contracts and strain the wage bill without necessarily having more quality.
Bar maybe Burnley I doubt you will find many clubs that have been in the league for the last 5 years that have a lower spend or net spend than us.
Didn’t Southampton have a takeover?
@@bananaboy7687 Yeh we have though basically the same people who were running the club are in place. We got a new CEO like 3 years ago, and new DOF and Chief scout over the last two years and the club has been much better run under them even though the club had no money because our owner couldn't get any money out of China. So now we have a new owner and hopefully some new investment so we should do even better considering what they have done with little resources. Also the guy that was a Brentford's co-DOF and a big part of their success is also part of our ownership group as well.
I'd honestly say Arsenal should be quite down too
I would argue regardless of how you measure success, Chelsea have to be top 5
They're not well run though are they.
Like Man City they're bankrolled by an oligarch, and without that money to falsely prop them up they'd be mid table or worse.
@@ultrademigod with that logic city should be bottom of this list, they were literally a league 1 team
@@faze_garbage6673 The main difference is that City were properly run before Mansour took over, unlike Chelsea who were in crippling debt and heading for the championship, or worse.
Cracking video again!
Good video but think you got us wrong, at Brighton our recruitment has been great but we have been unable to do what Chelsea and Man City do and thats is make good money of the players not good enough for the first team (ie Gyökeres, Locadia, Tau etc) but as a fan the biggest love I have for Bloom is not the improvement in the training facilities but it is the his loans and money into the club is unsecured, which sets us apart if he dies or loses interest there is no commitment for us to pay them back.
He pays for this training facilities from HIS own money and your club is going to benefit from them for decades
What on earth is going on at Oldham Athletic?
Also, Alfie, you really are the people's channel and champion! Keep up the great work!
He's already said he is doing a video on that, cant wait for it
This would be extremely interesting to see of the championship clubs as well
Absolutely fantastic video bro 1st thank you for time spent making this the quality and effort is unmatched the facts and in depth breakdown of each club the pics where hilarious your sense of humour was too much as well lol if anybody questions this man’s judgment go do one #glazersout
Brilliant vid!!!
Given all that happened at Villa during the season before Smith came in, I'm genuinely shocked I'm not supporting AFC Aston at this point. I generally agree with Villa's place but given that we came out of the pandemic debt free, no furloughing staff whilst also not firing anyone, I think aa place or two above where you've put us.
Facts!!! I'm a Chelsea fan and I agree the 9th spot is right....yes we've won big trophies but our scouting and transfer records recently have been horrendous..
When I was travelling through Bangkok airport on holiday in 2011 I think I might have been there team at the time. Imagine going up to them and say that in 4 years time you would win the Premier League.
It’s cool you mentioned your a hill city fan. It’s nice to know that!
Longest club/Player associations, basically the longest running relationships between clubs and players/Managers/Directors. I.E. Diego Simione spent 5 years as a player at Atletico and 11 as manager for 16 total years present day.
Love to see this 10 years ago pl and seeing what they did right
As a Sheffield Wednesday fan this video makes me sad. Bring back the Chris Waddle and David Hirst days pleeeeaaase.
Oh and do a video on the Owls please. However depressing it’ll be. 😭
I think the stadium mention for Chelsea is unfair because what stopped our ground expansion was Roman being deported for simply being Russian and knowing putin cuz of Salisbury and that we don’t want to move ground away from the bridge and leave our only home
Being close to putin
Will always be politicised
@@hoze1235 fair point but I still fail to see the link between a football club owner and poisoning by Russian agents like yeah fair if he ordered it on another club owner or player but come on lol
As a United fan straight off the bat Everton 20th us 19th is exactly how I would have put it too
Can you do a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they went up the English football leagues.
Good to hear someone finally telling it as it is at Norwich .
I'm standing by my idea "7 footballing fairytails that fell at the last hurdle"...maybe I'm just cynical but I think those seasons/club campaigns deserve more attention!
Chelsea’s success speaks for itself. No way should they only be 9th.
at the start of the decade, we were emerging from a drop into league 1 and by the end we’ve won a premier league and fa cup and established ourselves as a top 8 side 💙🦊
Suggestion: Rank the premier league academies. With so much emphasis on home-grown talent coming through and some great shots of academies and training grounds in this accomplishment, why not feature this. Base it on either success, investment, potential or a mix of all three.
Brentford automatically bottom because we don’t have one 😂
Please do the same video for the championship, would love to know the state of how badly the majority of clubs are ran in that league
I would love to see this kind of a video but about clubs in the efl. I’d love to see videos about the smaller clubs.
Could you do a video about the shocking state the Manchester United are in
Great video
Brighton's set-up, driven by an inspiring young manager, with a unique skills set, backed by the board, is the team to watch in the future 👍
Now that there's a video like this done with the Premier League clubs, there should be ones done with the Bundesliga, Serie A, Ligue 1 & La Liga clubs because it would be interesting to hear HITC Sevens take on how Juventus, Bayern, Dortmund, Inter, AC Milan & especially Real Madrid, Barcelona & PSG are run.
Aging well, great vid
Glad to see someone bar a United fan can the Glazers out, I respect it. Well said.
Chelsea should be way higher
Some of these takes did not age very well (I just came across this video now) :D. Crazy how quickly things can change within like half a year.
Pretty pleased with Norwich's ranking although they really could be higher. Although the performances on pitch recently aren't much to shout about, they've achieved Premier League status whilst being a self-sustaining club without any big investment from the owners, have a loyal fan base who regularly sell out home games and away ticket allocations, having a decent youth academy system that has produced the likes of Max Aarons and Todd Cantwell in recent years as well as recently redeveloping the club training ground. Considering the state the club was in a few years back, it's been one hell of a turnaround.
I dont think some people realise how little resources Norwich have achieved all of this on
@@kiria1975 yeah Delia's net worth is around 100m in a league where most owners are billionaires
They're incredibly well run and their model of getting young players and selling them on for profit while being able to be in around the top 20-25 teams in the English football pyramid has been very successful
Great video mate, as a norwich fan, nice to hear good things said about our club as a lot of people do laugh at us for being a self funded club and a yoyo club, but at least we live within our means. If you'd are this video a couple of years back we'd be near bottom as when we sold James Maddison that actually saved the club from liquidation but since then we've been very well run
I wish the FA would ban leveraged buyouts of clubs. There is minimal risk to the individual owners involved and everything to gain. This is not a mortgage against a house, it is buying something that every fan of that club has a stake in. To show your commitment to it you must use your own resources to buy it IMO.
I think Brighton are a team to keep an eye on got a feeling they will go onto to do big things
I certainly hope they can hold on to Potter. He continues to impress.
Please do a video about the Portuguese 'club' , 'Belenenses SAD' , that recently went to a game with only 9 players against Benfica .Its a 'fake' club playing in the First League , but the 'Original' club had to start in the Non League Portuguese Football .
Love how Hull City is always the starting point of any football issue
WHO IS THE BEST EVER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM TO BE PROMOTED? That’s a good video to do
So far 2 of my video ideas got accept so I think my comments aren't the worst run ones. So I suggest:
Day 9: Top 7 second/amateur teams in football
(Hertha BSC II which almost won the DFB Pokal, Real Madrid Castilla who lost to their first team in the spanish cup in 1980 but got into Europe, Wellington Phoenix Reserves who play in the NZ National League)
As a West Ham fan I think we are more well run than you think and we have made some very good signings lately, including Said Benrahma, Jarrod Bowen, and we have done a very good job at keeping Declan Rice so far.
Spurs fan here. The club is run fine from a business standpoint. But football wise it's so frustrating. Our scouting has been terrible bar one or two signings (Reguilon, Hojbjerg, Moura), we've buy players who don't fit the system/manager, and Levy's transfer fee demands have made selling deadwood near impossible at times.
Then there's the whole bit where our managers haven't been backed in transfer windows. Poch's whole interview about getting washing machines instead of dryers comes to mind. Poch had wanted Grealish, Mourinho wanted Fernandes, it's the same story season after season. And then we end up buying players for high fees who are trainwrecks (Ndombele, Sissoko, Sanchez)
How on earth can you put Watford and others as a better ran club than Villa? I always agree with you Normally but you're miles off with where you ranked villa here Alfie. Villa are superbly ran nowadays & definitely should be in the top 5
As a West Ham fan, I agree with your placement here. We have gone from being one of, if not the, worst run club in the PL, to slightly-less-badly-run! I believe a lot of this has to do with the fact we've now got a manager who has some balls and is delivering with results on the pitch. That gives Moyes a lot more clout to tell GSB to back the hell off and keep their collective mouth shut, which was part of the problem. Moyes has proved with his signings that he knows what he's doing so I feel that's given him more autonomy and there's a feeling that it is the manager making transfer decisions now, rather than the board (Benrahma transfer being the possible exception, although he seems to be coming good now) so that also helps. Time will tell how Kretinski's involvement will work out.
Great video as always! I'm wondering if you could make a video along the lines of the "Top 7 obscure clubs that have produced or guided multiple world class talents?" (Either manager or players) or "Top 7 rivalries that started over something petty"
I'm glad other people aswell as our fans have begun realising how badly everton have been run. As a fan it's been excruciating watch us pay ott prices for poor average players, failing to sign young and exciting players to replace the good ones we have, failing in long term planning, lack of consistency in terms of types of managers overpaying mercenaries who just sit on the bench or reserves and finally the lack of communication from the board. Everything has been a shambles under Moshiri except for how the new stadium has been handled and a restructure from teb top down is desperately needed
Don’t worry mate . I can’t see Leicester or west ham sustaining the pomp
Tbh all of our stars for the most part have been young and good prospects , the experienced additions like Allan and James were made to get an immediate impact as well as show the future/current world class players (like Richardson / Pickford / Calvert lewin / digne) that we mean business .
Albeit digne looks headed out . Evertons a top 7 mainstay (qualification for Europe) , the new stadium will help us break into that top 6 and hopefully kick a big boy down a peg
See you put Leeds lower mid table even though they’ve been completely ran within FFP without any risk of falling foul of it.
Now add on the renovation of the training facilities and the stadium being updated in a years time, they’re progressing the actual way a well ran team should.
Cannot argue about the strength in depth but 100% better ran than Norwich, spurs and Watford
You could do a full video on Man City like all the other football TH-camrs, or you could do something like an XI of players from clubs in sub-Saharan Africa and truly make your mark in the world of football TH-cam. Your choice, Alfie
liverpool 3rd with a net spend below huddersfield since december 2018. New training ground, stadium expansion and FSG bought the Pittsburgh penguins but we have ZERO depth. We dont sign anyone its horrible. We are wasting this golden era with Salah, Trent, Mane, VVD with Klopp to win some trophies and we only have a few to show for it because FSG refuse to spend money on signings. As a liverpool fan i am disgusted with FSG.
@@johnnym3071 can’t wait to see stadium expansion bagging the goals in the prem once FSG let half of our players go and sign some bums.
You should consider making one of these video's about the best run clubs in Europe, or just the premier League.
Edit: Im very eager to know if my club would end up in the video.
Aston Villa is top 4 imo saved the club and invested heavily with fantastic signings now including digne and Coutinho, also plans to increase the stadium and the transport around it along With the entire city near considering neither owners are even from the country is massive
Ranking the best & worst Premier League walkouts.
Let's go cards
I got headliners Gnabry as a walkout last week.
Evertonian here, have to agree with you’re assessment.
Man United wage bill is by far the highest at 226M with Chelsea second at 162M.
As a Liverpool fan I’d put them maybe 11/12 owners that make a profit every year are not good owners, klopp is doing amazing as are the players but with more and more clubs having billionaire owners it won’t be long until they start slipping down heck they won’t pay the worlds current best player 400k but man United (a terrible run club) pay that to bench warmers and around 90% of his wealth comes from Liverpool and Red Sox
True under woodward and the parasite owners we have we pay fukin 100k to mata for. Benchwarming and the same to Henderson
I really admire Liverpool’s wage structure which shows that a player is not bigger than the club but in united it’s the polar opposite
While i agree with then lower and they have the sell before buying rules,i disagree on the 400k wage ,yes he should get that hands down (even if i cant stand him i know fully well he is a great player that we got lucky to get for nothing) BUT that could have a domino effect that we cant afford,imagine he gets that then vvd mane fabinho and other future players ask for that much,its a risk and while we need to keep our best players we cant just throw money around just cause other clubs are run poorly,look at the mancs wage bill and see how bad it is with them paying huge money for deadwood.
I think most Palace fans are very happy with how we are run. We remember before Parish took over.
Agree for the most part but no way Chelsea are below Tottenham or Norwich. Not a Chelsea fan but you can`t put a club that is regularly competing for (and winning) Champions League and League titles below a club who gets relegated every other season, and a club who literally hasn`t won a thing even though they had some of the best young talent in England and arguably the spine of the national team. The argument to justify Manchester City in the top 5 could be easily applied to Chelsea, though I would still put City ahead of them.
How are Chelsea not higher they have a great Academy champions of Europe and made a profit last summer
They are also 1.5 billion in debt to their owner.
This is true however they also entered the super league there is also the current disgrace of tickets in a certain area going up by 200% and also the fact they’re 1.5 billion in debt to their owner
1.5 B pound debt. There's your answer.
No premier league title in 5 years, underwhelming given they are 1.5 billion in debt to their owner
They play in a potato
Southampton in 17th is a rare howler from you Alfie. Honestly, you could swap Norwich and Southampton and the list would make more sense. I'd also bump up Palace and Villa a couple of places. And this might just be the Chelsea bias inside me but I can't understand how Spurs are above us just cause they have a shiny new stadium for the NFL and Dua Lipa concerts. Maybe if you're an accountant that ranking makes sense but from the perspective of a football fan, not really.
Marina Granovskaia is an absolute legend and we're probably the best selling club in the world, Cobham is now the best academy in the country and arguably the best in Europe. Most importantly, our transfer model is on its way to making us self sustainable. This summer we broke our transfer record by signing Lukaku but still had a net spend in the positive. When we spent 200 million in the summer of 2020, that money came from the sales of Hazard and Morata. We have one of the best managers in the world and a young team of world class talents. Even the whole reason why we won't get a new stadium is because the fans won't allow it. Abramovich has already tried in the past to move us to a new venue but there is no Chelsea FC without Stamford Bridge.
The only gripes I have with John Henry and FSG is that they invest in everything except what really matters, the team, all success has been down to lucking out with getting the most perfect manager Liverpool could ever have, and that after 12 years of ownership, FSG still don't seem to understand the fanbase whatsoever.
Could you do this video for the EFL leagues as I think Rotherham, Accrington and Plymouth would rank rather highly on this metric
Could you do the ame for some of the European League, Serie A and La Liga have someof the best examples of ell run teams, and the complete opposite!
Do a video on Swansea city our owners have ruined us as a club , as soon as they came in our days were numbered in the prem , and somehow despite the parachute payments we’ve been skint from day one in the championship
That was an excellent video, would have put Brighton above Brentford though
Can you do a 7 best run clubs in Europe? And/or a worst
@18:24 hmm seems to me that Wolves are worth supporting. Shorty’s got talent ;)
Next video idea: Ranking the Top 10 Best & Worst Calls made in this video 12 months on. E.g. Absolutely nailing Brentford & BHA, plus hesitation at Chelseas immediate future (even without knowing that an illegal Russian invasion would cause a club sale), and on the other side calls about Man City being well run (does anyone else hear police sirens?) and Leicester being poised to permanently challenge the big 6 (maybe in the Championship next year).
To be clear, this is not a knock on the video, just an observation on how ridiculously unstable the top flight has become both in on-pitch performance and club financials as the huge influx of money from media and merchandising deals continues to attract new owners and stakeholders with greatly differing goals. I think the unpredictability is great and if City were to punished we could get the most competitive decade of the Premier League we have ever seen.
11:52 - to be fair to derby county, they look well positioned to get out of the championship.
Despite our uptick in form, Arsenal should be a bit lower on the list around 17th (we’re not the circuses that are Everton and United and the Burnley situation is deeply troubling), years of underinvestment and extraction of funds into Kroenke’s other teams still have us in a massive predicament
Under investment? Quite a bit has been invested into arsenal's playing squad the last half a decade and some. The problem it was a bit of a throw shit at the wall approach. Another problem is match day costing a fortune
We are in the circuses of United and Everton both even beat us this season
We are literally known fr being the biggest laughing stock
Lol chelsea in 9th when they have just won club of the year, makes no sense.
The money mostly came from abramovic, and actually in huge debt. Many failed big transfers like bakayoko and drinkwater.
If abramovic suddenly leave then it will be in similar situation with doing a leeds.
@@r3zaful The Academy, the women and the men teams are one of the best in England if not Europe
Me: I should be going to bed
YT: HITC Sevens anyone?
As an Everton supporter…. Yes
Think Villa is a little hard done by, but it may not pan out and may look bad I guess. But the ambition they are showing while keeping their wage bill low is impressive.
I no it will be a bit of guess work but seeing this video you could do where you think all premier league clubs will finish in 5years time? Base it on how they are run and what not
So proud of our amazing club
Best run clubs = Man City, Chelsea, Leicester, and Wolves (recent years)
Good run clubs but not the best = Liverpool, Brentford (recent years), and Brighton
Decent run clubs but could be a lot better = West Ham (last couple of years), Spurs, Aston Villa, Southampton, Leeds, Burnley, and Crystal Palace
Poor run clubs = Everton, Watford, Norwich
Worst run clubs = Man United (recent years), Arsenal, and Newcastle (until recently)
Chelsea aren't the best run, not until they leave Stamford Bridge, and with multiple transfer bans under the belt I don't know
@@bri1085 I’m not a Chelsea fan whatsoever, but ever since Abramovich took over they’ve been the most successful English club. Abramovich may not do things the good way, but he gets the trophies.
Brighton should be higher. Bloom is a boyhood fan who's built the club on sustainable foundations whilst making an effort to constantly invest in the future.
Agree with Everton
@@nu-metalfan2654 haven't looked like winning the league in quite a while now, Chelsea have been mostly restricted to the Cup competitions most people don't care as much for. It's like envying city for their success in the league Cup calling Chelsea the most successful team of the century, because it's built on winning the smaller trophies