Relegation 2022/23

[luuk_deventer]

I couldn't see Potter going to Leicester.

He'll see what his options are before jumping into a club in the relegation places.

And it takes him a while to get a club playing his way.

Depends if he’s promised funds in the summer to change things.

Of all the teams in the relegation mix, Leicester are the best equipped to get out of it in terms of personnel.

 

[Matelot]

Think that's 12 this season is it ?

It is indeed. Incredible season.

 

[davek]

They'd be down with Southampton if they hadn't got him in. Were losing 0-4 at home to Leicester with that caretaker they had.

They seem to play better v the top sides. Won v RS and Spurs at Molineux but then lost at home to Bournemouth which has set them back. I could see them getting at least a draw v Chelsea.

Maybe.

I see Wolves as a team that can get out of it. I'd be surprised if they were relegated.

However, the wheels have come off them a bit. One win since early February. That's something they have to address quickly. Chelsea next for them, and they probably will have a new manager and be fired up, and then Brentford.

In a fortnight I think we might be revisiting this conversation, because Wolves could be bottom three.

 

[knowing your history]

Most sackings ever in a Premier League season, might not be finished yet either if Forest get a squeaky bum.

Just reading match reports from yesterday and apparently Forest owner went down the tunnel towards dressing room at final whistle as he didn't like the subs Cooper did at 1-0 up.

He needs a win at Leeds as I can't see them getting anything at Villa.

 

[davek]

Depends if he’s promised funds in the summer to change things.

Of all the teams in the relegation mix, Leicester are the best equipped to get out of it in terms of personnel.

It doesn't make sense to me. No manager straight out of Chelsea and CL football are going to put themselves and their 'stock' in such danger.

Maybe he does. I wouldn't think it'd vastly improve matters for Leicester. Potter needs time to roll his game out. Itd probably add another layer of confusion on Leicester. When Dyche came here in January he had time to get our team away from a more complex system to a much more simple one. That's the easy way around.

 

[peteblue]

A huge payout on the books to go with the huge amount they paid to get him. They are lucky they've been so frugal with signings or FFP might've been an issue.

Surely not….

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Tottenham, ManU and Fulham do not have great defensive records this season. I think we can get something out of each of them at home.

 

[Toffeeslam]

Tomorrow’s game is huge !!!!!

Win and we can put real pressure on the teams around us

 

[peteblue]

It doesn't make sense to me. No manager straight out of Chelsea and CL football are going to put themselves and their 'stock' in such danger.

Maybe he does. I wouldn't think it'd vastly improve matters for Leicester. Potter needs time to roll his game out. Itd probably add another layer of confusion on Leicester. When Dyche came here in January he had time to get our team away from a more complex system to a much more simple one. That's the easy way around.

Indeed, he’d be an idiot to jump into a relegation battle with Leicester after Chelsea. It would be a gamble too far…..just wait, rest on a sunny beach, count your money, see what happens, get the PR lads to rebuild the reputation and then look around in the summer…

 

[Matelot]

I wonder if Spurs would consider Potter?

 

[jinkyali]

Depends if he’s promised funds in the summer to change things.

Of all the teams in the relegation mix, Leicester are the best equipped to get out of it in terms of personnel.

Have you seen them defend? Have you seen their goalies?

 

[LucBesson]

Tottenham, ManU and Fulham do not have great defensive records this season. I think we can get something out of each of them at home.

We're away at United but agree on the others. Wouldn't put it past us grabbing a point at Old Trafford either but would probably have to score first.

 

[Mr Popodopolous]

Depends if he’s promised funds in the summer to change things.

Of all the teams in the relegation mix, Leicester are the best equipped to get out of it in terms of personnel.

Dunno if they can, their FFP is coming down the pipe. Not without major sales.

 

[jinkyali]

He'd be daft as a brush to join Leicester.

He's got West Ham or Spurs written all over him.

 

[jinkyali]

I wonder if things got worse for Wolves whether they'd pull the plug on Lopetegui. It's not been going well of late after a very decent start.

I'm thinking that too.
I dont know if he has it in him for a relegation scrap. He's had a tough few years and didn't fancy the job initially.