Relegation 2022/23

[Mr Popodopolous]

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.

Leeds are better at home and Nottingham Forest have a very suspect away record...points to a draw at best IMO. That and a number of Leeds displays have perhaps outstripped results.

 

[LABlue2]

Potter won’t join a relegation rival IMO. Too much career risk for limited upside. Maybe in the summer.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Think we know that there are 9 terrible teams in trouble !! Will go down to the wire

 

[dan7787]

West Ham aren’t going down. Neither are Leicester or Palace

It’s 3 from us, Soton, Wolves, Forest, Leeds and Bournemouth.

Bournemouth are in way better form than Leicester

 

[gwladysnight]

In general yes, but not always. Its interesting, you dont typically get a huge bounce from managers so late on.

Think it's a big risk sacking Rodgers IMO.

As for Dyche, we are better than under Lampard, but too early to say beyond that really.

I think the timing of the World Cup has thrown people.

We are in April but there is still a quarter of the season left.

 

[Tony101]

Southampton are flying

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Bookies say, Soton, Forest and Bournemouth.

everton then Leicester next

 

[gwladysnight]

I dont think he's had a bounce. Not a dramatic one where the first number of games are won.

He's notched up points consistently.

Dyche has only won 3 League games. Two of those were in his first three games beating Arsenal and Leeds. I would call that a new manager bounce.

 

[hoppy]

What odds on Rogers going to Spurs

 

[Amokachi1995]

Potter won’t join a relegation rival IMO. Too much career risk for limited upside. Maybe in the summer.

Agree. Last thing he needs on his cv right now is a relegation.

 

[Johnnytotal]

Still think it will be Saints ,Everton and Leeds.

 

[Matelot]

Just read that Chelsea paid £21m to buy out Potter’s Brighton contract, and then just paid £60m to sack him and his team.

Does that money factor into their FFP/P&L calculations?

 

[Goat]

Just read that Chelsea paid £21m to buy out Potter’s Brighton contract, and then just paid £60m to sack him and his team.

Does that money factor into their FFP/P&L calculations?

Yes, but be shocked if they have "paid" him off, I would imagine he will be paid his wage till he finds a new job.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

youl see. so today my dog has cut his mouth, i’ve smashed my iphone to bits

a coat i ordered has now emailed me out of stock.

i’m 42 tomorrow ffs

One of my favourite Eminem songs this. Keep the flows coming Matthew

 

[Goat]

One of my favourite Eminem songs this. Keep the flows coming Matthew

Matty clearing out his closet here.