The Relegationometer™ (2023/24)

[bigfella]

Safe.

[bigfella]

Officially.

[astraguy]

Huge game today,Everton vs Forest whoever wins that will be safe imo

 

Everton: 21 April v Nottm Forest (home); 24 April v Liverpool (home); 27 April v Brentford (home); 4 May v Luton (away); 11 May v Sheffield Utd (home); 19 May v Arsenal (away).

Nottingham Forest: 21 April v Everton (away); 27 April v Manchester City (home); 4 May v Sheffield Utd (away); 11 May v Chelsea (home); 19 May v Burnley (away).

Luton Town: 28 April v Wolves (away); 4 May v Everton (home); 11 May v West Ham (away); 19 May v Fulham (home).

Burnley: 27 April v Manchester United (away); 4 May v Newcastle (home); 11 May v Tottenham (away); 19 May v Nottm Forest (home).

Sheffield United: 24 April v Manchester United (away); 27 April v Newcastle (away); 4 May v Nottm Forest (home); 11 May v Everton (away); 19 May v Tottenham (home).

[SteV]

Reasonable chance we relegate Sheff Utd next weekend. Then not out of the question we do it to Burnley the week after.

[Nucasol]

Great article from the BBC highlighting just how shit Sheffield Utd, Burnley and Luton have been. Record low cumulative points, beating the previous by 10:

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/clw0elp1nj2o

[Menace]

Harsh on Luton considering their squad/money spent. Goes quite under the radar that Burnley have spent close to £100m and were still honking. I think Luton will be back in the Prem within 2-3 years tbh.

[Coffee_Johnny]

26 minutes ago, Menace said:

Harsh on Luton considering their squad/money spent. Goes quite under the radar that Burnley have spent close to £100m and were still honking. I think Luton will be back in the Prem within 2-3 years tbh.

They’ve been a good team. Punching above but lots to admire on their day. 

[Tiresias]

Burnley got such an easy ride no more so than Vincent Kompany who screamed "look at my football, prospective employers, I care not what happens to this team though". Refusing to change how they defended even a little because of principles? Pep, Klopp, Ancelotti etc etc all adapt plan if needed. All that achieved was ensuring they got relegated solely so a football chairman can say "he plays good football". I'd be fuming as a Burnley fan. I'm not saying he had to go route 1, but to refuse even to play a little deeper was ridiculous.