Premier League season preview: Hull City to Tottenham – Football Weekly

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[upbeat music]

Hello, and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly Premier League Preview Part 2.

We begin with Hull City.

They've signed a lot of players, have an interesting manager in Sergiy Rebrov that will do well to stop anyone putting them rock bottom.

Ipswich have no Kieran McKenna, so bring in Garry O'Neill, who is sometimes really good at managing a side near the foot of the table.

Leeds were great for the second half of last season.

Can Daniel Farke push on? And then Liverpool, one of the sides who could push for the title.

jurgen is a famously slow starter, and they've lost a lot of experience in the summer.

All of our Manchester City predictions have plummeted after the Community Shield following Pep is so, so, so, so hard.

How will Enzo Maresca do? Meanwhile, the difficult first full season for Michael Carrick at Old Trafford.

Newcastle have sold all their players, and Eddie Howe's gone.

Forest have Glasner.

Him and Marinakis sounds like fun.

Sunderland surprised us all last year.

Can they go again? And Spurs have the chance to finish 17th for the third season running.

I mean, who knows? This is The Guardian Football Weekly.

[upbeat music] On the panel today, Jordan Adewole, welcome.

Hello, mate.

Hello, Nikki Bambini.

Morning.

And welcome Barry Glendenning.

Hello.

And I think that intro got all the teams in the right places, Barry [laughs] compared to-

Well

...

the first half of the Premier League preview.

Couldn't have been worse than yesterday.

Absolutely right.

Uh, we are recording on a Tuesday in case there's some, some dramatic news between now and when this comes out on a Thursday.

This is The Guardian.

[upbeat music]

Hello, and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly Premier League Preview Part 2.

We begin with Hull City.

They've signed a lot of players, have an interesting manager in Sergiy Rebrov that will do well to stop anyone putting them rock bottom.

Ipswich have no Kieran McKenna, so bring in Garry O'Neill, who is sometimes really good at managing a side near the foot of the table.

Leeds were great for the second half of last season.

Can Daniel Farke push on? And then Liverpool, one of the sides who could push for the title.

jurgen is a famously slow starter, and they've lost a lot of experience in the summer.

All of our Manchester City predictions have plummeted after the Community Shield following Pep is so, so, so, so hard.

How will Enzo Maresca do? Meanwhile, the difficult first full season for Michael Carrick at Old Trafford.

Newcastle have sold all their players, and Eddie Howe's gone.

Forest have Glasner.

Him and Marinakis sounds like fun.

Sunderland surprised us all last year.

Can they go again? And Spurs have the chance to finish 17th for the third season running.

I mean, who knows? This is The Guardian Football Weekly.

[upbeat music] On the panel today, Jordan Adewole, welcome.

Hello, mate.

Hello, Nikki Bambini.

Morning.

And welcome Barry Glendenning.

Hello.

And I think that intro got all the teams in the right places, Barry [laughs] compared to-

Well

...

the first half of the Premier League preview.

Couldn't have been worse than yesterday.

Absolutely right.

Uh, we are recording on a Tuesday in case there's some, some dramatic news between now and when this comes out on a Thursday.