Posted: Thu August 15, 2013 3:41PM; Updated: Fri August 16, 2013
3:10PM Andy Glockner  Best- and worst-case scenarios for every
EPL team  EPL clubs' best and worst case scenarios (contd.)
Decrease font Decrease font Enlarge font Enlarge font Replacing
the retired Sir Alex Ferguson, David Moyes is under a lot of
pressure to succeed in Manchester. Matthew Peters/Man Utd via
Getty Image  This should be a sensational season in the Barclays
Premier League. It looks like there will be a mad scramble for
the league title and top-four spots, and NBC and its related
platforms will be showing all 380 matches live in the United
States, a landmark broadcasting first.  Like any year in
England, a lot has happened since the league ended its last
campaign in May. There are a ton of new individual faces that
have joined the league, a number of compelling interclub
transfers, and three newcomer clubs in Cardiff City, Hull City
and Crystal Palace. With the nine-month soap opera kicking off
on Saturday morning, here's a (somet