Your thoughts on the EPL season?

BarcaLearning wrote:Arsenal celebrating like they won the league says it all. Im a bit sick of it tbh

BarcaLearning wrote:Well I havent really watched a lot this season. Just finished watching the final moments of the games.

Arsenal celebrating like they won the league says it all. Im a bit sick of it tbh

Bale another great winner but too bad have to see him and Spurs in the Europa next season and put up with Arsenal in the CL AGAIN no offense to the Arsenal fans, its just getting boring

Chelsea looks to have a real good base and mentality, if Mou brings in the right players and gets them doing their best, they will be a real force again.

Man C very disappointing, just like their season really. Big changes needed, and so have to wait and see what happens during the summer.

Man U obviously they end of an era and Im actually really a bit sad even though I hate them, and looking forward to their real decline now I hope They got some issues to sort out like Rooney, their defense, their midfield, replacing Giggs is a huge thing, the last of the old leaders. I dont think they will be as big a force after Fergie leaves, thats for sure

For the rest of the clubs cant comment too much, looking forward to the new boys and another exciting season next and one of Man C or Chelsea winning the league pls

BarcaLearning wrote:I think we said it last season and u can say it again this season, Man U with Giggs with all due respect whos 38 and still able to lead a title winning team says a lot

Numbers

0 – Penalties awarded to Spurs and Swansea

0 – Own goals that benefited Swansea, Aston Villa and QPR

1 – Least red cards; Norwich, Reading and West Ham

2 – Teams that were not involved in a 0-0 game; Manchester United and Wigan

2.05 – Third highest points per game average in Barclay’s Premier League history; Roberto Mancini

3 – Points dropped by Manchester United against bottom half teams

3 – Biggest movement up the table season to season; by Chelsea

3 – Most penalties missed; Manchester United

3 – Number of times Liverpool won by 5 goals or more; Swansea, Newcastle and Norwich

3 – Number of own goals conceded by Southampton against Arsenal

4 – Of 7 yellow cards received by Gareth Bale were for embellishment

4 – Teams that never lost two consecutive matches; Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool and Chelsea

5 – The most red cards; Arsenal

5 – The most penalties scored by an individual; Mikel Arteta and Frank Lampard

6 – Own goals conceded by Aston Villa

6 – The most red cards issued by a referee; Mark Clattenburg and Anthony Taylor

6 – Own goals that benefited Manchester United and Fulham this season

7 – Times Spurs scored a goal in the final ten minutes of their last seven games

8 – The fewest points gained away from home; Reading

8 – Highest number of penalties conceded; Aston Villa

9 – Most penalties scored; Chelsea

10 – The highest place achieved by a promoted club this season; West Ham

11 – Largest drop down the table season to season; Newcastle

11 – Highest number of penalties awarded; Chelsea

11 – Number of clean sheets by Liverpool at Anfield

13 – The fewest goals scored at home; QPR

14 – Fewest goals conceded away from home; Arsenal

14 – Number of goals scored by Chelsea defenders

15 – The fewest goals conceded at home; Manchester City

15 – Highest number of draws; Everton and Stoke

16 – The number of goals scored from shots outside of the penalty box by Spurs

16 – The number of games in which Swansea and QPR were held goalless

17.5 – Percentage of goals scored and conceded at home by West Brom that came in the final game of the season in a 5-5 draw with Manchester United.

18 – Most clean sheets; Manchester City’s Joe Hart

18 – Number of points Liverpool earned against top half teams in 18 games

20 – Different goal scorers for Manchester United

20 – Number of points gained in mini top six league; Chelsea

21 – The number of goals scored by Gareth Bale to tie Teddy Sheringham’s record tally for goals by a Spurs player in a Premier League season

22 – The number of seconds it took Reading’s Jobi McAnuff to be booked against Sunderland

23 – Points earned by Norwich against top half teams; two more than against bottom half sides

25 – Goals scored by Robin van Persie to win the Golden Boot

27 – Drop in goal production last season to this season; Manchester City

27 – The number of games involving Wigan that produced 3 or more goals

27 – Points gained by Aston Villa against teams in the bottom half of the league

29 – Points dropped from a winning position by Southampton

33 – Points earned by Manchester City away from home; only one fewer than the previous season

39 – The most goals conceded at home; Wigan

40 – The least successful off side trap; Manchester United

40 – The highest percentage of goals contributed by a player to his club’s total; Christian Benteke of Aston Villa

41 – Most goals conceded away from home; Aston Villa

46 – The number of own goals this season

47 – The highest number of goals scored at home; Arsenal

49 – The highest ever point total achieved by West Brom in the Barclay’s Premier League

52 – Points gained by Arsenal after a 2-0 loss at home to Swansea in round 15; matched only by Manchester United.

64 – Appearances by Chelsea’s Juan Mata in all competitions

64 – The points gap between first and last

72 – Spurs’ points total and the most recorded by a team failing to finish in the top 4 of the Barclays Premier League

79 – The fewest goals in games; Stoke

81 – Most yellow cards received; Stoke

86 – Number of free kicks won by Sunderland’s Stephane Sessegnon

97 – Yellow cards received by Paul Scholes throughout his Premier League career

109 – Most yellow cards issued by a referee; Howard Webb

113 – Most times caught off side; Liverpool

226 – Saves made by Sunderland’s Simon Mignolet

285 – Most corner kicks; Liverpool

380 – Total games played

381 – Most shots on target; Liverpool

1,063 – Total goals scored over the season

1,500 – The last and final match in charge of Manchester United by Sir Alex Ferguson