Relegationometer 25/26

[Erikse]

Just now, James said:

Cunha is a luxury player Man Utd don’t need.

 

Wolves were a better team without him.

 

he spent a greater % of matches walking last season than any other player.

 

It's not the only player they will sign. As mentioned right before this post they also don't have Europe next season.

[Optimistic Nut]

1 hour ago, Ronaldo said:

I’d rather a club with genuinely passionate and committed fans do well. Brighton have 30,000 (if that) customers. They’re an insipid, soulless club unfortunately run by smart, ambitious and forward thinking people. 

 

I'm not even sure they're very ambitious tbh. They blew £250m net last summer and just followed the same sort of pattern they have the last 3-4 years instead of using their moment of strength, and ours & Villa's poor transfer position to really have a go at bullying their way in to the top 5 question. They were only a couple of wins away in the end, if they'd gambled they might have hit the jackpot. 

[gbandit]

There’s no way Man U and Spurs will bomb as hard next year. I don’t think Man City are going to just turn it around and get back to their best. I think Liverpool will drop and I expect Arsenal to improve. 
 

Think the middle pack of Bournemouth, Brighton, Palace, Fulham will all hold around their levels unless Glasner, Iraola or Silva go. I don’t think Hurzeler is that great so I could see Brighton fading more next season. 
 

I think Forest will drop significantly next season but only down to 11th-12th. Villa will be top eight but I don’t think they’ll get top six. 
 

The 3 promoted clubs will go down and I don’t think there’ll be much competition from other sides for the relegation spots. Everton will finish between 9th - 12th

[James]

Amorim is a worse manager than Paul Jewell and the other players they will buy are shite.

 

this is a club of epic delusions and a severe messiah complex.

 

Last August they were all going around in Zirkzee shirts like he was the messiah. Year before that it was Holjund.

[RUHRLYASLEEVESUP]

Mackams as big as 2/5 to go down

Like finding it in the street man 

[GallowgatePigeon]

My relegation wish list (Sunlun aside as that's a cop out): Bournemouth, Fulham, Brentford

Enough with the noncey southern spreadsheet shaggers type teams. Yeah, they're well run and make smart signings and hire good managers but their clubs are soulless non entities with no edge, let's get some more scummy northern bastards back in the PL

 

Promotion wish list: Boro, Sheffield Utd & Wednesday 

[SteV]

3 minutes ago, GallowgatePigeon said:

My relegation wish list (Sunlun aside as that's a cop out): Bournemouth, Fulham, Brentford

Enough with the noncey southern spreadsheet shaggers type teams. Yeah, they're well run and make smart signings and hire good managers but their clubs are soulless non entities with no edge, let's get some more scummy northern bastards back in the PL

 

Promotion wish list: Boro, Sheffield Utd & Wednesday 

Considerably more chance of Sheff Wed  being in League One than the Premier League the way their owner is carrying on.

[Nucasol]

6 minutes ago, GallowgatePigeon said:

My relegation wish list (Sunlun aside as that's a cop out): Bournemouth, Fulham, Brentford

Enough with the noncey southern spreadsheet shaggers type teams. Yeah, they're well run and make smart signings and hire good managers but their clubs are soulless non entities with no edge, let's get some more scummy northern bastards back in the PL

 

Promotion wish list: Boro, Sheffield Utd & Wednesday 

 

Poetry brother, pure poetry.

[Elma]

The promoted three are absolutely going back down, albeit with more money and a better chance of staying up if they make it up again the year after.

 

Wolves, Fulham, Brentford, Palace and Bournemouth all have very good managers and are starting from a much higher point then the promoted three, even if they do lose a player or two.

 

Everton would have been a possible under Dyche but not in the new stadium under Moyes. Forest won't be as high up next year but will easily clear forty points.

 

That leaves Man U and Spurs. I think Postecoglou is limited but they've got way too much to go down. The jury is still out on Amorim and I wouldn't bet on them getting top half, but I'd be stunned if they are as bad next year.

[Coffee_Johnny]

12 hours ago, gbandit said:

There’s no way Man U and Spurs will bomb as hard next year. I don’t think Man City are going to just turn it around and get back to their best. I think Liverpool will drop and I expect Arsenal to improve. 
 

Think the middle pack of Bournemouth, Brighton, Palace, Fulham will all hold around their levels unless Glasner, Iraola or Silva go. I don’t think Hurzeler is that great so I could see Brighton fading more next season. 
 

I think Forest will drop significantly next season but only down to 11th-12th. Villa will be top eight but I don’t think they’ll get top six. 
 

The 3 promoted clubs will go down and I don’t think there’ll be much competition from other sides for the relegation spots. Everton will finish between 9th - 12th

Like your take on this. It’s almost like there might just possibly be an opportunity for an ambitious, already really good, team on the cusp of being a great team to take that seemingly impossible next step.