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Post-Pep Premier League era begins with blast of hyper-managed shock and awe Original

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By Barney Ronay Verified
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Post-Pep Premier League era begins with blast of hyper-managed shock and awe Ipswich, Hull and Brentford all thrived at the weekend despite a lack of possession.Composite: Guardian Pictures (via Getty and Tom Jenkins) There has been something oddly narcotic and moreish about the drip-drip of fresh Pep Guardiola content either side of the start of the new Premier League season. Eras come and go. Everything dies, baby, that's a fact. But four-part Amazon Prime documentaries make angels of us all.
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Post-Pep Premier League era begins with blast of hyper-managed shock and awe

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By Barney Ronay Verified
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Ipswich, Hull and Brentford all thrived at the weekend despite a lack of possession.
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Martin Ødegaard resumes his role as Arsenal's smoothing agent and pass master

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By Barney Ronay Verified
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We're back, baby. Welcome to the content zone. And yes, we did actually go away for a bit. Seriously. Check back. We really did. In the lead-up to this Premier League opener, Sky Sports had been trailing the fact it will show a total of 1,500 live games this season. Lay these end-to-end and that adds up to about 3,000 hours, or 125 whole days doing nothing but watching football.
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