End of season review | The Gallery

Marcos Garcia's end of season double bill – 'starring the league's super heroes and some of its more tragic characters' – is coming to a cinema near you soon Photograph: Photomontage

'The leaders of men mull over the feast that was the Premier League season, celebrating Fergie's last supper,' narrates Kyle Norbury Photograph: Photomontage

'Remember, you don't have an opinion unless Dave Whelan has told you what it is,' deadpans Gareth Roberts
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'England's players were a bit surprised to see that Swansea City had beaten them on to the beach in Brazil. Apparently, they'd been there since February,' roars Rico Esteban
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'Dukla Prague away kits, thick rimmed specs, an unhealthy obsession with Jimbo, Wilson and Shakhtar? The season will always be remembered for giving birth to effin' football hipsters,' moans Gary Jones Photograph: Photomontage

'Bale.T was this year's finest showing,' announces Jamie Read Photograph: Photomontage

'It was another season of "success" for Arsenal,' parps George Dyson, applying Arsène Wenger's modern-day logic to bygone days
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'It took a week rather than a season for Liverpool fans to change their mind, but they got there in the end,' reports Nathan Varley
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'There were many other contenders for each title, but I think these guys pipped it.' Jack Palmer rounds things off with an old favourite Photograph: Photomontage