With the fate of its all-important fourth Champions League spot hanging delicately in the balance, the quality of the Premier League has come under more scrutiny than ever before in recent weeks. Indeed, losing a place in Europe's top competition due to UEFA's new coefficient system would be a monumental blow to English clubs. The top four race would become the top three race and one of its leading powers would consequentially suffer; missing out on the Champions League's lucrative revenues and all of the player pulling power that comes with it. There's no question that the quality at the top end of the Premier League has declined in the last few years. It's peak season was 2007/08, when...
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