The shock at Cit€h going down two goals could have been amplified with who knows what result, if Liverpool had gone ahead at the same time.

Ifs, buts and maybes though.

Well done Cit€h for getting it done from behind.

I'm happy Liverpool at least took them all the way.
I think Kane may have missed his chance at a big move away now. I can't think of anyone, bar Man Utd, who have the money and a style he may fit into. But then what is Utd's style, atm, or with the new manager!

And aside from the cash, would that be a move for a better chance of winning something!
To say Arsenal, Chel$ki and Spurs have had up and down season's would be an understatement. All have gone through periods of poor form, and futures could all be dependant on who they buy, but also who they sell.
Will Lukaku get another season, or do Chel$ki cut their losses? Who would be in to buy him at anywhere near what they paid for him!
I think Arsenal need some experience to guide the younger players, and make them more consistent. But as has been seen there in the past, the right kind of experience is needed. They need a goalscorer or two too.

The younger players flattered to deceive, but maybe next season they can push on.
Spurs need a bit of character to match their manager, but Conte is a bad run away from walking away. He may be the lure to get some good signings in though. I wouldn't be surprised with more signings from Italy. If he is still there.
West Ham were a breadth of fresh air for most of the season, but just fell away at the end.
And as for Man Utd, as bad as they were, they still finished 6th! Not the end of the world some were saying about them, but 35 points behind Cit€h says a lot. To say the new manager has pressure on him is an understatement. Potentially difficult period with getting a lot of players in and out, whilst maintaining at least top half of the table initially. It could go very wrong.
