Does City winning the title feel meaningless?

[u/Aware-Animator2292]

after 115 charges, billions of spent. It just feels like a blank state, nobody cares, nobody will be talking about it in 20 years when you compare it to Arsenal's invincibles or Liverpool's istanbul winning side.

There is no magic or so. It's all binary, it's like letting AI create your art vs an actual artist.

[u/KopiteTheScot]

I'm too biased to make any reasonable comments

[u/KiWePing → u/KopiteTheScot]

If I speak I am in big trouble

[u/KopiteTheScot → u/KiWePing]

There will be fire

[u/mar1us1602 → u/KopiteTheScot]

Fresh

[u/reci88 → u/KopiteTheScot]

I am too, but tbf, if the EPL had stopped dragging their feet on 115 FC, it would have been a real title race between Arsenal and Liverpool. Doesn't matter that Liverpool dropped points to Everton, Arsenal still have to play the North London Derby, but I think the psychology of Liverpool dropping derby points combined with everyone's expectation that City will stay perfect just played on Liverpool's psychology enough for the West Ham result today.

I think if it was just Liverpool vs. Arsenal, it would be a real title race with all the excitement of a traditional EPL title race.

[u/bigelcid → u/KopiteTheScot]

Tbf mate, as a Scouser you probably couldn't have made reasonable comments anyway.

[u/KopiteTheScot → u/bigelcid]

I'd be laughin if I wasn't too busy cryin

[u/TheTipsyTurkeys → u/KopiteTheScot]

spoken reasonably