Who are for the drop?
Who are for the drop?
26 February 2008, 10:35 PM
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Whoever it is Avram Grant will probably be masterminding their relegation battle in the Championship next season 
I'd go for Reading.
I'd go for Reading.
27 February 2008, 05:26 PM
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Sunderland + Newcastle + Derby down then?
That would leave only a small town in Yorkshire to uphold the North East position in the Premiership ................ BORO!!
That would leave only a small town in Yorkshire to uphold the North East position in the Premiership ................ BORO!!
27 February 2008, 05:35 PM
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28 February 2008, 10:59 AM
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Derby definitely, Fulham hopefully, plus either Reading or Birmingham for the other I reckon.
Although admittedly if both Sunderland and Newcastle continue with the way they are playing at the moment, all Pete's birthdays could concievably come at once this May
Although admittedly if both Sunderland and Newcastle continue with the way they are playing at the moment, all Pete's birthdays could concievably come at once this May
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Sunderland wont go down. Our home form should keep us up . Richardson is due back aswell as a few other injured players, aslong as we can keep him fit for a few games wel be sorted.
Derby are down already i would say, taking over the record of lowest points.
Other team im not sure about. I would like too see newcastle go down, but then again wouldnt be no derbys.
I still fancy Bolton to go down, be either them reading or brum.
I think the smoggies are being a bit complaicent. If Alves fails they will struggle too score goals. 3 games with out AliAdiere too get a jammy goal will be a big miss considering his recent form.
. Richardson is due back aswell as a few other injured players, aslong as we can keep him fit for a few games wel be sorted.Derby are down already i would say, taking over the record of lowest points.
Other team im not sure about. I would like too see newcastle go down, but then again wouldnt be no derbys.
I still fancy Bolton to go down, be either them reading or brum.
I think the smoggies are being a bit complaicent. If Alves fails they will struggle too score goals. 3 games with out AliAdiere too get a jammy goal will be a big miss considering his recent form.
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02 March 2008, 11:52 AM
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04 March 2008, 11:13 AM
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Fulham
Derby
KK has been away for too long, big career mistake going back and sucked himself into his own hype, a cliche I know but they look like a team thats going down and yes there are probably too big to go down.
Fulham
Derby
KK has been away for too long, big career mistake going back and sucked himself into his own hype, a cliche I know but they look like a team thats going down and yes there are probably too big to go down.
04 March 2008, 12:42 PM
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Derby is certain,
Fulham most likely,
Newcastle are a possibility, and although I would find this midly amusing, it would not be the best thing for the the Premiership. It would lose one of the bigger clubs and St James is always a great place to go for an away game.
However, if they do go down, then I think it would do the club a favour in the long term. They can get rid of the romantacism associated with KK, get rid of the over-rated and over-paid wasters like Barton and rebuild the team over the next couple of years with the aid of the parachute payments and get players that really want to be at the club.
They can then come back up, refreshed and heading in a new direction!
Newcastle fans - what do you think?
Would prefer Birmingham to go down after last weekend
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Fulham most likely,
Newcastle are a possibility, and although I would find this midly amusing, it would not be the best thing for the the Premiership. It would lose one of the bigger clubs and St James is always a great place to go for an away game.
However, if they do go down, then I think it would do the club a favour in the long term. They can get rid of the romantacism associated with KK, get rid of the over-rated and over-paid wasters like Barton and rebuild the team over the next couple of years with the aid of the parachute payments and get players that really want to be at the club.
They can then come back up, refreshed and heading in a new direction!
Newcastle fans - what do you think?
Would prefer Birmingham to go down after last weekend
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