Jose Mourinho has backed Tottenham Hotspur to break into the Premier League's top four this season.
Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal have earned the tag of the 'Big Four' following their recent domination of the upper reaches of England's top flight.
Former Stamford Bridge boss Mourinho, now at the helm of Inter Milan, feels Arsenal could be the team on the slide, with their North London rivals waiting in the wings to pounce.
Quality
Mourinho, speaking on behalf of Ford's Feel Football debate website
www.feelfootball.com, said: "I would put Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool as favourites again to win the Premier League - but regarding Arsenal, they also have a great team, but I'm not sure if the group has enough experience and quality to win.
"I see nobody else to win the Premier League, but Tottenham surely has the quality to fight for a top four finish.
"I cannot really say who the surprise team will be - but year after year we always wait for a better Newcastle. They are a top club, they have huge support and they have good players, so we wait for more from them."
Leader
Mourinho has backed new Blues boss Luiz Felipe Scolari to succeed at Stamford Bridge, but has warned the Brazilian he has joined a club where nothing less than success is accepted.
He added: "Scolari has not made a lot of changes since he arrived at the club. He has kept the same structure, the same system and the same football. He is a good leader, and he can do very well.
"The only insights or advice I would give him ahead of his first season is that he is in a club that is ready to win."