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“This Is Not a Good Season for Man City!” and Klopp Bids Farewell to Liverpool ...

Plus, there’s chat about important wins for Spurs, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Manchester United, whereas we officially said goodbye to Luton Town after a one-year stint in the top flight

By Ben Foster

Manchester City are your Premier League Champions for a FOURTH time in a row!!!

Join me, the ledge that is Dave Watson, and Mark Goldbridge as we discuss everything that went down on the last day of the season.

City claimed another title as Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal fell just short once again, whilst Jurgen Klopp’s tenure at Anfield finished with a victory in the Sunday sun!

There was important wins for Spurs, Chelsea, Newcastle, and Manchester United, whereas we officially said goodbye to Luton Town after a one-year stint in the top flight.

Also, stay tuned for the BIGGEST quiz of the season as me and Goldbridge battle it out to become TFFI’s ultimate Quiz CHAMP!

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