Think they are less dire and will score enough goals to be safe.You can throw Newcastle in that pile as well.
Before this weekend only Aston Villa and Arsenal conceded fewer goals than them. Certainly don't expect them to repeat last season's heroics but whilst I would be surprised if West Brom or Fulham stayed up, I can't say Sheffield Utd staying up would surprise me at all. Its not like their strike options last year were exemplary on paper either. They could go down but I certainly don't think they are certainties to go down or certain to finish below Villa. Likewise with Newcastle, think there is a chance they can go down, they don't create much but are very clinical and their keepers tend to do a lot of heavy lifting - is that sustainable longer term we'll see. Personally, I'd have them in a group alongside the likes of West Ham, Burnley, Brighton, Aston Villa that I wouldn't be surprised to see stay up (I'd be surprised if West Brom or Fulham do) but are not certainties to stay up either.I would. They were garbage in attack last season and they've lost last season's defensive solidity to boot. A team that doesn't score goals and struggles to keep clean sheets isn't going to do very well.
I mean, they've signed and picked Oliver Burke as a striker who would struggle to get a game for most Scottish Premiership sides.
jinx of the year hereLiverpool to win it, but with a run of the mill 85-90 point season, Arsenal and Leeds to break into the top 6.
Any minute now...Nah, it's Partey time. Football's coming home etc.
They beat a team with Bukayo Saka in itWhat about any of the football played so far would make anyone think City could win the league this season? Watch the games ffs.