Brighton are doing even better than we think, Tottenham are doing worse and Wolves are more Arsenal than Arsenal. Here are 16 Conclusions on the soon-to-be-famous F365 Tables.
Four Man City players are among the five most creative footballers in the Premier League. With two of that quartet currently missing, is that why City are in CRISIS?
Arne Slot’s side have opened up a five-point lead at the top of the Premier League after 11 games – a position that has always previously proven unassailable.
The international break has come at a great time for these five Premier League players, who are either struggling for game time or struggling in general.
Liverpool and Brighton take top winner honours, while it should take about 0.3 seconds to realise which dafties are getting both barrels in the losers.
It feels like another two points dropped for Arsenal, given recent events, but there were at least reasons for optimism in a hard-earned draw at Chelsea.
Mikel Arteta is one of only five Premier League managers not to have been booked this season. Arne Slot, Enzo Maresca and Pep Guardiola are close to bans.
Ethan Nwaneri and Amad Diallo are among the Premier League benchwarmers who deserve a chance from the start. Bournemouth ruined it but otherwise there’s one per club.
Fair warning to Viktor Gyokeres and Manchester United, 30+ goals isn’t a guarantee of success in the Premier League. This ten did the same and flopped.
Pat Nevin has tipped Billy Gilmour to make a “move way up the ladder” as he believes the Napoli midfielder has “the technical ability to do huge things in football”.
Man Utd are supposed to have a creativity problem but it might just be that they actually have a finishing problem as they create more Big Chances than City.