Sutton slaps down the moose from TalkSPORT
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Chris Sutton has put Ian (the Moose) Abrahams in his place over the most competitive league in the world.
Super Sunday proved to be as big a damp squib as imaginable with the only excitement coming from Liverpool confirming their Champions League place with a 4-0 win over Brighton as Chelsea lost 3-0 at Newcastle.
With Manchester City romping to the title on 100 points Sky Sports and other cheerleaders struggled to apply some glamour where the last issue to be decided was whether Swansea or Southampton joined Stoke and West Brom in next season’s Championship.
Come on, bar Celtic and Stevie G’s new look Rangers what else is there to beat, even @chris_sutton73 would agree ????
— Ian Abrahams (Moose) (@BroadcastMoose) May 16, 2018
Maybe better for you to follow a more competitive league next season??..Man City…19 points gap to Man U in the best most competitive league in the world????????nothing to play for final weekend???????? what excitement from the best league in the world… https://t.co/mipiBb8zdD
— Chris Sutton (@chris_sutton73) May 16, 2018
Yesterday the circus really kicked off with West Ham and Everton joining Arsenal in the search for a new manager.
Expensive new foreign managers, signing up World Cup stars then paying them off in November as Davie Moyes and Sam Allardyce re-emerge is on the cards again next season as players, managers and agents cash in on the most competitive and exciting league in the world.