Who's finishing where - Paul Wilson's 2006-2007 Premiership final table:
1 Liverpool Will be going all out for the title this season, to judge by Wednesday's Champions League qualifier, and they can get under Chelsea's skin.
2 Chelsea Will be putting everything into Europe this year. We hope.
3 Arsenal Tomas Rosicky, the new Dennis Bergkamp.
4 Spurs New, improved lasagne recipe.
5 Manchester United Where are the goals going to come from?
6 Everton Andy Johnson a big success.
7 Blackburn Mark Hughes puts down a marker for possible Old Trafford vacancy.
8 Bolton Steady, but no surprises.
9 Newcastle Happy to be mid-table.
10 Aston Villa On the up, maybe a Carling Cup final in a season or two.
11 Middlesbrough Gareth Southgate may struggle, but still a well-run club with good players.
12 West Ham Can't possibly match last season's success. Can they?
13 Portsmouth Wild stab in the dark. Could finish anywhere.
14 Charlton Iain Dowie finds going tough at first but finishes strongly. Just so people notice there's a new manager.
15 Wigan Due a relegation struggle.
16 Manchester City Due a relegation scare.
17 Sheffield United Neil Warnock is a good manager and he has not waited all this time to go straight back down.
18 Watford Down in last-day drama.
19 Fulham Chris Coleman has his work cut out.
20 Reading The new Sunderland.
Tips for the top and bottom:
Amy Lawrence
Who'll finish second? Manchester United to lead the chase again, but Arsenal could pip them considering how much they love cosying up to Chelsea. Going down: Neil Warnock and Aidy Boothroyd will inspire team spirit and workrate, but that won't save Sheffield United and Watford. Fulham will join them. Players to watch: Dimitar Berbatov and Tomas Rosicky can ensure Michael Ballack doesn't hog all the Bild headlines.
Jamie Jackson
Who'll finish second? Liverpool. Craig Bellamy and Jermaine Pennant are good signings. If they manage a win at Chelsea in ?ve weeks' time then who knows... Going down: Wigan. Jimmy Bullard has gone, Pascal Chimbonda is off; , Emile Heskey is in. Paul Jewell will probably be poached . Also Reading and Sheffield United. Players to watch: Tom Huddlestone, Spurs' 19-year-old defender, may benefit from Ledley King's injury.
Marcus Christenson
Who'll finish second? Manchester United. They did it last season without any decent mid? elders and should challenge Chelsea with Paul Scholes back and Michael Carrick signed. Even without Ruud van Nistelrooy. Going down: Charlton, Sheffield United and Watford. Players to watch: Arsenal's Tomas Rosicky - a brilliant, quick-thinking player - plus Tottenham's Dimitar Berbatov and Mark Gonzalez, the tricky South American winger at Liverpool.
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