Doogie, Sam. People cannot seem to decide whether this Premier League cast of teams is very strong or very weak.

So it's up to us to get to the bottom of this mystery and deliver the truth to our distance.

The league being wrapped up midway through the year. One of the worst relegation fights ever.

For many, the most competitive league in the world is starting to feel a little boring.

Yes, it was a rotten game, but football is.

I'm fantastically entertaining.

You want to see Ipswich play against Man United.

You want to see, you know, Southampton play against Manchester City.

Can they do something different?

Can they overcome that?

That's where the intrigue

becomes about it. I mean, it has improved a lot, I would say. I mean, I think we saw 2016,

a lot of managers came into the league, including Guardiola in it. Since then, that's nearly a

decade ago, and we have seen the Premier League sort of standard go up and up.

Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Truth. I am your host, Sam Tai, enjoying a work

from the garden week this week in glorious sunshine here in London. Joining me is my friend

Dugie Critchley. Doogie, do you have a garden to enjoy the sun in? I do have a garden, although

I'm a little bit in trouble at the moment because I've killed most of the grass through a wet

mow over the winter. And we are currently in the process of planting grass, which I didn't

quite know takes bloody ages, guys. So I wouldn't recommend it. It does. Yeah. It's also a treacherous

activity because when you plant all the, well, you put all the seed down and then all the birds

come and try and nick it. Oh yeah. So they just spend all their time on your lawn eating your seeds. I used to live in a, well,

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