If you looked at the Premier League table without any context, you would be forgiven for thinking that English football had entered a time warp, landing back in some kind of ‘bonus’ 1980s campaign, in which a smattering of the decade’s most successful sides are battling it out for top spot. A top three of Everton, Aston Villa and Liverpool wouldn’t have been out of place then – albeit when Villa were Champions, Everton were still languishing down in 15th, and when the Toffees won the league in ‘…
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