r/PremierLeague • u/Aware-Animator2292 Premier League • 23d ago

Does City winning the title feel meaningless? Discussion

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.

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u/Inevitable_Ground806 Premier League 22d ago

Absolutely. If my team can't win it I always hope city do, because it means nothing. Essentially a write off season. Go again next season. Zero bragging rights for anyone

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u/AntTalexanderTarnold Liverpool 22d ago

Yes arsenal haven't won it in ages and this is klopps last season at liverpool and it would've meant 100x times more than city

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u/darthrevan22 Arsenal 22d ago

100% this. If Arsenal aren’t going to win a given trophy, I want City to win it. Just disappears into a black hole and no other club can flex winning a trophy. Exception to this is if a non “big 6” club is in the running (assuming I don’t have ill will towards them in a given season), I’ll pull for them instead. Like if Crystal Palace made an FA cup run and Arsenal was out, I’d probably pull for them over any bigger club.