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It is now more than 20 years since Roman Abramovich's arrival at Chelsea begun the Premier League's original 'big four era', but with Manchester City seemingly about to move out of the picture and Tottenham falling back with the pack, the hierarchy is shifting again.On this episode Jack Pitt-Brooke, Jonathan Wilson, and Tariq Panja ask whether the dominance of Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool in the century's first decade was a good thing or whether the Premier League has never recovered from financial ruptures it caused. Plus, what will the competition's future be with opportunities opening up at the top?P1: (00:44)P2: (35:21)---Libero is going live again!This time we're doing two of the most important of the least important live shows, one in Leeds on 18th November and a second in London on 20th November.Tickets are on sale right now, the link for the show in Leeds is here and the link for London is here.If you sign up to the Special Ones tier of SC Libero you claim 20% off the ticket price for the live show. Join the most important of the least important membership clubs right here: liberopodcast.com.—Produced by: Tom BassamEmail in via [email protected]Subscribe to our YouTube channel @liberopodJoin our Discord @Libero PodcastFollow us on X @podcast_liberoFollow us on Bluesky @liberopodcast.comFollow us on Instagram @liberopodFollow us on TikTok @liberopodLearn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

