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Three rounds remain... who will be relegated?
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HeathDavisSpeed
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Not Villa or Leicester. Hull have been doing too well recently. If one of the North Easters go down, then perhaps there'll be a swap deal for Middlesbrough in the Championship playoffs, even though I'd love to see Brentford go up.
vic_orthdox
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Sunderland a candidate of doing a Wigan, with their wage bill being so high?
sledger
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Imagine they'd probably find takers for most of their players tbh. They have plenty of players who are exactly the sort clubs that have just been promoted often take a shine to.
Really hope Newcastle go though. They're a total joke of a club these days, and it'd be utterly hilarious for them to capitulate so disastrously. Sunderland not at all a bad alternative though; as I've said before, they add nothing to the league in terms of excitement or amusement, so I wouldn't miss them.
Really hope Newcastle go though. They're a total joke of a club these days, and it'd be utterly hilarious for them to capitulate so disastrously. Sunderland not at all a bad alternative though; as I've said before, they add nothing to the league in terms of excitement or amusement, so I wouldn't miss them.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
RE QPR - interesting that it's still up in the air regarding their financial fair play fine from the Football League. Had we managed to scrape a point on Saturday which I think would have lifted us to the heady heights of 91st (could be wrong though as haven't studied it in detail) then I'd desperately be hoping for the Football League to show some balls and refuse to admit them. On yer bike to the conference, lads. Obviously wouldn't happen, and anyway could do without them now.
Don't know about Sunderland being able to get rid of their players, they are certainly not the type that Bournemouth or Watford would go after. Would have a better chance selling to some of those already in the league, West Brom or someone but a lot of the players are just too ****. They have been pretty good at getting straight back up in the past but would be very surprised if they managed it this time.
Imagine they will just pay a big fine and that will be the end of it.
sledger
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Yeah, I suppose I should have included Brom, Stoke, Villa and the like in my post really. In any case, I imagine there wouldn't be a shortage of middling Premiership sides who'd take an interest in Larsson, Rodwell, Cattermole, and Wickham. Johnson too...if he's not a guest of Her Majesty by then. Could see all of those players at Stoke actually.
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Newcastle have the easiest possible run-in, they should be fine. I really want them to go down though. If they keep managing to scrape another year in the Prem, Ashley wins.
Voted Hull but on second thoughts it'll probably be Sunderland. Neither will be missed. Pearson is a complete wanker but Leicester have played much better football this season than the other candidates, so on balance I wouldn't mind them staying up.
Voted Hull but on second thoughts it'll probably be Sunderland. Neither will be missed. Pearson is a complete wanker but Leicester have played much better football this season than the other candidates, so on balance I wouldn't mind them staying up.
