Guardiola came into the Premier league 3 seasons ago and in that time has built one of the most formidable sides the premier league has ever seen and breaking many records in the process.

His side is the first side to go on 18 straight wins in the premier league and the first team to cross the 100 point landmark on the way to the premier league title.

This season is his third and once again, his team is topping the premier league table, undefeated with 11 wins. Infact you can say that he has never dropped to number 2 since last season.

Guardiola has spent about £500million since he came into the premier league and Quite a number of people have attributed his success to the amount of money he has spent in acquiring the players he needs to be able to play his high press, sleek passing style of football. It's been said that he bought his success and many say that any manager can achieve the success he has achieved with the amount of money he has spent, thus undermining his coaching ability.

Today he has gotten another victory to extend his unbeaten run in the premier league and he did so without the likes of Aguero, David Silva, Mendy, Kyle Walker in his squad. And he looks set to win another premier league title in three years of being here.

So I ask, Has a Price Tag been Put on the premier league? The premier league is said to be the richest league in Europe, Can it therefore be said that any club that spends £500m win the league?
Is money the solution to clubs like Liverpool, Tottenham and Arsenal's tremendously long league drought?