The Premier League has stopped being fun. Here's how one brave coach could fix it

The article discusses the perceived decline in the entertainment value of the Premier League, the top professional football league in England. It suggests that the league has become less fun to watch, and proposes a solution that could be implemented by a brave coach. The author, Ryan O'Hanlon, argues that the Premier League has become dominated by a few top teams, resulting in a lack of unpredictability and excitement. He suggests that one way to address this issue is for a coach to embrace a more attacking, high-risk style of play, which could lead to more goals and a more engaging viewing experience for fans. The article acknowledges that this approach would be a risky move for a coach, as it could potentially lead to more losses and less job security. However, it suggests that a coach willing to take this risk could be rewarded with a surge in popularity and fan support, potentially making the Premier League more enjoyable for spectators.