"I'm not worried about Arsenal at all." Those were the words of Kevin De Bruyne right after losing the Community Shield to The Gunners last Sunday. He's not wrong. Why would he be worried? Manchester City have won the Premier League 5 times in the last 6 years.

When Real Madrid paid a world record £80m for Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009, it made headline news around the World even though Ronaldo was the reigning best player in the World at the time and had won everything there was to win at Manchester United. That amount is no longer regarded as a lot of money in Football these days. In recent years, Manchester City paid £100m for Jack Grealish of all people, Atletico Madrid paid £112.5m for 19-year-old João Felix, Barcelona paid £107.6m for Antoine Griezmann, Manchester united paid £80m for Harry Maguire, Chelsea paid £97.5m for Romelu Lukaku and Arsenal paid £72m for Nicolas Pepe.

Nothing is certain in life except death, taxes and Chelsea Football Club sacking their manager.... no matter how many trophies or positive changes said manager might have won or brought to the club. The latest victim is Thomas Tuchel, the man that won 3 trophies in 19 months at Chelsea including the highly coveted Champions League that had eluded the club for 9 years.

You wouldn't be called crazy if you had tipped Manchester United as one of the Premier League Title contenders last season. They had finished second the previous season, Jadon Sancho arrived from Borussia Dortmund for £76.5m, Raphael Varane then arrived next for £36m from Real Madrid, they then topped all of that by re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo from Juventus for €15m. The fans went crazy! United had not won a trophy for 5 years and if there's one thing Ronaldo guarantees, it's goals... and trophies. 815 career goals with 31 trophies are testament to that.

For years, Chelsea fans have been taunted and bestowed the unwanted nickname "rent boys" by rival fans. Football is rife with all sorts of insults, bad jokes, rumours and nicknames but being called rent boys must hurt deeply. In case you didn't know, a "rent boy" is an old English term or slang for a young male prostitute, generally of lower-class and cheap for his services. So why are Chelsea fans called rent boys? Well, for a number of reasons.