By Chris Wright

The Chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaampions!!! League gets back under way tonight, with the first-legs of the quarter-finals all due to be played out over the course of the next two nights. We thought we'd have a little shufty at proceedings and make a few bold predictions.

It is that time again, the new season is here and I will make my annual Bold MLS Season Predictions.

Last year I did alright in some predictions, and pretty poorly in others. In years past I've always thrown out a few random predictions to mix things up a bit so this isn't just another predictions post out there.

Well it's November and that means Halloween is behind us. Still, October was a fantastic month in MLS that offered us a fantastic finale to the league where matches truly mattered and we saw Wild-Card matches where the fates of teams were decided. In less than a month we will have a new champion and with that a new off season.

Clive Brunskill/Getty Images(Bleacher Report) The Reds have enjoyed one of the best opening months to a season in years. Liverpool sit joint third in the league with seven points and a plus four goal differential keeping them above Chelsea.
Luis Suarez, Charlie Adam, Jordan Henderson and Martin Skrtel have all gotten off the mark in the League while Suarez, Maxi Rodriguez and Andy Carroll all scored as the Reds advanced to the next round of the Carling Cup.

Some would perhaps say it was inevitable, given the money spent, but the Premier League momentum is most definitely with Manchester in the season's early running.

It isn't just the fact that both City and United are joint top of the league, but it is the manner of their performances so far and in particular last weekend.

With the richest and possibly least affluent club due to face-off tonight, we have nearly completed the first round of the EPL for 2011/12. It's hard to learn anything from these result, but i'll make some bold predictions right here.

Wolves have enough to remain in the Premier League this year, as do Bolton and Stoke.