Relegation Thread 25-26

[mmmmsnouts]

Wham’s terrible stadium with 20 or 30 thousand empty seats every week will be incredible

 

[Sam0697]

Think Bournemouth and Brighton might be looking over their shoulders especially Bournemouth with the run they are on

Think West Ham are in real trouble at the minute but Burnley and Wolves are gone

I've been saying it for a while now, Bournemouth, Brighton and Brentford have all been lauded for being perfect examples of how to run a PL club and be successful. But all three of them are selling clubs, and 1-2 bad transfer windows or wrong managerial appointment away from relegation.

I don't think it will happen this year, but within the next 3 at least one of them goes down imo. They have all peaked in the pl and have rebuilding jobs to come soon.

 

[NorthernBlue]

Wasn’t this us some 3-4 years back ?

Let’s see if they survive

It was and we somehow survived despite everything including the great trilogy of shocking managers we had.

 

[MikeH72]

Another great result for Leeds. Twitchy bum time for the Tory scabs right now

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Another great result for Leeds. Twitchy bum time for the Tory scabs right now

Leeds have some tougher games coming up compared to West Ham. If the gap remains about 7 points by feb they’re scuppered.

 

[Davideeyore]

Don't know why they didn't move in temporarily redevelop Upton Park and then move back. Too late now.

 

[MikeH72]

Leeds have some tougher games coming up compared to West Ham. If the gap remains about 7 points by feb they’re scuppered.

Interestingly, Forest still have to go away to Leeds and West Ham

 

[ToffeeTim]

Don't know these players West Ham are signing. Lot of money for a team in relegation trouble.

 

[Vaughan]

It was and we somehow survived despite everything including the great trilogy of shocking managers we had.

can’t quite believe we survived it, it felt certain,

essentially from 2022-24 we were the worst side that stayed in the division

 

[Alan Whittle]

Don't know why they didn't move in temporarily redevelop Upton Park and then move back. Too late now.

Because the cost of that would have to have been paid by them. As it is the tax payer is paying for their current colossus.
Grifting blerts.

 

[Rollo Tomassi]

If West Ham get some decent forward players and Calvert Lewin gets injured then they could easily make up that gap.

 

[NorthernBlue]

can’t quite believe we survived it, it felt certain,

essentially from 2022-24 we were the worst side that stayed in the division

The season Leicester went down defied logic. Had they not imploded from nowhere then we would have been buried.

 

[Gallaeo]

Because the cost of that would have to have been paid by them. As it is the tax payer is paying for their current colossus.
Grifting blerts.

It’s costing them now though. Compare the atmosphere at say Elland Rd vs the soulless venue that it is. Their own fans hate it. I’ve never seen fans hate their own new stadium like it before

 

[Vaughan]

The season Leicester went down defied logic. Had they not imploded from nowhere then we would have been buried.

scary when you think to just how much quality they had in that side, they really shouldn’t have been down there

 

[Sam0697]

scary when you think to just how much quality they had in that side, they really shouldn’t have been down there

It's possibly a contender for the best team to ever go down. Just a perfect storm of players running their contracts down and things not quite going their way. Just imagine if Pickford hadn't saved that penalty, or if Castagne scored that chance against the barcodes. Absolute nightmare fuel.