I'm Simon Jordan. You'll probably be familiar with me interviewing people with strong views.

But it's about time someone had a word with him about his vacuous opinions.

That's why myself Troy Deere and the legend that is Graham Sue Ness have joined forces with Mr Simon Jordan to create Three Upfront brought to you by William Hill.

This is a new show that tells it like it really is.

And it reaches in to all corners of the game we truly love.

Everything that matters to you

is analysed through the eyes of a player.

A manager and an owner

as we tackle the biggest talking points in world football

on Three Upfront. So subscribe to the Up talking points in world football on three up front.

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So, another Premier League season concludes with a familiar story unfolding,

Man City Premier League champions.

Elsewhere, Burnley, Sheffield United

and Luton head straight back down to the championship with a record low points total. So of each

passing season, is the Premier League becoming more of a closed shop at the top and more difficult

than ever to survive at the bottom? Let's start with the top. Man City champions for the sixth time

in seven years and the first English team to win four titles in a row.

Is there a worry beginning to emanate amongst ourselves and amongst football that this is becoming a bit of a monopoly?

What I would say, if you're in a league, it means you've been the best team over the nine months.

You know, you've dealt with the difficult times, the dipping form, with injuries.

You know, mentally you've bounced back from disappointments.

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