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Premier Relegation Battle



perseus

perseus

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Jul 5, 2003
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The Premier league has far more interest this season because it will determine three of our opponents next season.

My tips to go down are Blackpool, Wigan and Blackburn. I expect Blackburn to lose tonight (Easter Monday) to Man City but if they win either Wolves or West Ham would be in the frame as well.
 










The Peanut Roaster

The Peanut Roaster

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Jan 19, 2009
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Jookbeard Eagle said:
hope WH go down, would love to see the look on those pieces of shit Sullivan/Gold and Brady's faces.
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I'd love to lick Karen Brady's bottom clean.

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west ham DOWN!, blackpool DOWN!, wigan DOWN!

west ham would just be a decent fixture, blackpool and wigan will lose their best players and i think that will give us a better chance to get some points.

wolves will be alrite if relegated and blackburn will hang on to some stars to make sure they go straight back up in my opinion.
 


perseus

perseus

Broad Blue & White stripe
Jul 5, 2003
23,459
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Man City go 1-0 up. Blackburn have to visit West Ham.
 








perseus

perseus

Broad Blue & White stripe
Jul 5, 2003
23,459
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Lord Bamber said:
Blackburn are so down.
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I read the news today oh boy / Four games to go for Blackburn, Lancashire / And though the scorers were rather small / They had to count them all
 






Bwian

Bwian

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Jul 14, 2003
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gripper stebson said:
I think if WH go down they will make a strong attempt to lure Gus away.
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Gus is not stupid, he has the opportunity to make a real name for himself, here, at The Albion. Also, he'll have a quiet word with his old mate Zola about how he was treated and WHU will be told to f*** off. Besides, Gus has already done the football pitch within an athletics track gig.
 




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Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
31,430
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Lord Bamber said:
Blackburn are so down.
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Agreed - they look in freefall. Still can't understand the decision to sack Allardyce; you're hovering in the lower half of the table and then sack someone with a proven track record of keeping teams up. Totally bizarre.

I reckon Birmingham are wobbling too.

I'm going to go for Birmingham, Wolves and Blackburn.
 






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bhaexpress

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Jul 7, 2003
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From a logistics point of view we'd be better off if Blackburn, Wigan and Blackpool came down as they are the three 'smallest' and will be hurt more financially thus meaning they are more likely to shed players. However I can't see West Pork surviving and as was said earlier by Jockbeard it would be funny to see Gold and Sullivan's faces in that event. I can see West Ham being a bit of a car crash if they do get relegated. They have the added financial burden of fighting Spurs and Orient over the Olympic stadium.
 








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Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
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bhaexpress said:
However I can't see West Pork surviving and as was said earlier by Jockbeard it would be funny to see Gold and Sullivan's faces in that event. I can see West Ham being a bit of a car crash if they do get relegated. They have the added financial burden of fighting Spurs and Orient over the Olympic stadium.
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West Ham and Wigan have got the easiest run-ins though. HAmmers' next game is away to Man City but their last three are against Wolves, Wigan and Sunderland - all of those are winnable (and TBH Man City are capable of slipping up at home too). Wigan play none of the top six and apart from Everton, play teams in the bottom half. Both Blackpool and Blackburn have Man U, while Wolves have two local derbies, which are never easy
 




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