Premier League

Sadly, the end of what has been an entertaining Premier League season is now upon us, and writers everywhere are picking their teams of the season, so I thought I’d do the same.

The problem I have with many of these teams is that, most of the time, it’s pretty obvious who will be in them and as a result, they don’t vary much from writer to writer. That’s not very interesting to me; and I’m sure none of you reading this need me to tell you how good a season Luis Suarez, Eden Hazard or Yaya Toure have had.

One of the more intriguing questions going into this Premier League season was how Manchester United would cope with the managerial change that saw David Moyes replace the venerable Sir Alex Ferguson.

When it was announced that Moyes would be the new manager, opinion amongst United fans was divided. Some believed that Moyes was the perfect choice as replacement after he had completely transformed Everton from a team that perennially struggled in the lower-mid reaches of the Premier League, to a team that consistently challenged for European places. Moyes also had built a reputation for being savvy in the transfer market and enjoyed a close relationship with Ferguson while at Everton.