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		<title>Quality vs Excitement</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[This season&#8217;s Premier League is turning out to be the most exciting for a long, long time. It&#8217;s also the lowest quality display, among the front-runners, that I can remember.
Arsenal were inconsistent pushovers for the first few months. You can&#8217;t say Man Utd are strong in either attack, midfield, or defence. Chelsea looked invincible for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This season&#8217;s Premier League is turning out to be the most exciting for a long, long time. It&#8217;s also the lowest quality display, among the front-runners, that I can remember.</p>
<p>Arsenal were inconsistent pushovers for the first few months. You can&#8217;t say Man Utd are strong in either attack, midfield, or defence. Chelsea looked invincible for a good while but have been stuck in second gear since Christmas.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t get me wrong &#8211; relatively-speaking they&#8217;re better than the rest and deserve to be at the top. But you get the feeling that the league-winning side from any of the past 10 years would wipe the floor with this lot.</p>
<p>And yet&#8230;this season has been a real vintage. I&#8217;ve watched more games than I have for ages, as anyone can beat anyone.</p>
<p>Will the Premier League&#8217;s administrators learn anything from this. Say, that a closer level of team ability leads to better entgertainment?  I shan&#8217;t be holding my breath.</p>
<p>They&#8217;re more likely to claim that their hands-off policy of letting market-force dictate is working. But that isn&#8217;t what is going on here. The rich teams are just having a bad year. Next year one of them will get their act together and win the league by 15 points and only lose once in the process.</p>
<p>But I won&#8217;t be watching.</p>
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