[Football] Who you do want to get relegated from the Premier League?

Austrian Gull

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So, we're pretty much halfway through the season and the table has taken shape. My question to you is - who would you like to see go down?

I've gone for Everton (hysterical fans/Dyche), Leeds (Marsch is annoying but not as annoying as their fans) and Bournemouth (tinpot club doing a Portsmouth - just spending on players).

 

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Neville's Breakfast

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Two of my picks aren’t in your list so have just voted for Southampton.

 

Is it PotG?

Thrifty non-licker

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Sussex by the Sea

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Everton and Leeds definitely.

 

Psychobilly freakout

HellBilly

Feb 23, 2009

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Brighton factually.....

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thinking ahead for next season

Everton, Southampton and Palace this season.

Bournemouth, Leeds, Forest, Wolves are always going to be bottom half, and the three coming up, we should be ok against them, if we nosedive next season.

 

jimhigham

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Obviously I'd love Palace t drop but as that seems unlikely I shall have to hang on to the hope that they remain in the Prem, looking up jealously at their superior rivals.

 

FatSuperman

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I'm not sure if admitting this will get me a ban, but in recent days I've found myself disliking Leeds far, far less. Now they have lost their 'Bielsa will have us top 4 in our second-season hubris', they seem much more likable. They've been vocal in their admiration for how we are run, and our push back against the big boys. Obviously they haven't changed as fans, but I guess they hadn't actually realised the difference between a good first season (momentum, togetherness) and actual sustainable progress. They know now.

Would prefer Leeds stay up.

 

Austrian Gull

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Neville's Breakfast said:

Two of my picks aren’t in your list so have just voted for Southampton.

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I only put up realistic options and stopped at Palace. Maybe someone will sink like the proverbial stone?

 

Live by the sea

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Everton , Leeds and palace .

 

Seagull58

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Everton, Leeds and Southampton. The first two because they are extremely arrogant and dislikeable, Southampton because they are just not good enough for the Prem.

 

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Glawstergull

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Arsenal & chelsea

 

Bold Seagull

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Everton, Leeds, Leicester.

Don't mind the South coast clubs staying in there tbh.

 

GT49er

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Well my first choices would be Arsenal (let the entitled so-and-sos find out what it's like to have to try to get promoted - something they've never done) and Chelsea (how many reasons do you want!) - but that ain't going to happen, sadly.
Actually I don't mind Everton - or Dyche - at all, but as they've been in the top division for longer than I can remember, perhaps it would be good to see them with the biggest, most expensive stadium in the Championship. Same with West Ham - their massive tax-payer funded council house of a stadium would be funny in the 2nd. tier too.
So, Everton and West Ham for me - don't really care who the third one is. Oh, OK then - Leeds!

 

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studio150

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On the Border

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Everton. Leeds and Palace

With relegation will Palace every start their new stand?

 

Chicken Run

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From that list the easy choice for me is Leeds

 

Weststander

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Everton
Forest - mega spending cheats
Palarse

 

Icy Gull

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Jul 5, 2003

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In an ideal world Palace, Forest and Leeds

 

mejonaNO12 aka riskit

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Everton - Just funny innit
Palace - Obviously
Bournemouth - Don't like their camera angle.

 

Frankie

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May 23, 2016

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Forest because signing 28 players in your first season back is a bit mental.

Leeds have settled on American soccer players to help them improve, that's not going to end well.

Everton I actually quite like Dyche but I doubt Everton's superstars will enjoy his style as they all seem to think they're Ronaldo.

 

Peacehaven Wild Kids

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Austrian Gull said:

I've gone for Everton (hysterical fans/Dyche), Leeds (Marsch is annoying but not as annoying as their fans) and Bournemouth (tinpot club doing a Portsmouth - just spending on players).

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I’ll very much agree with the above, except it’s the term “tinpot” I don’t like to use. Nothing wrong with small struggling clubs, over the years I’ve been passionate for Peacehaven & Telscombe over the years, we fix holes in the ceiling with gaffer tape and the chilli we feed the away team post match is made from an animal that doesn’t exist anymore

 

Mr Bridger

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Earth

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100% Leeds.
Think they can come in to the premier league, with their entitled fans, with silly haircuts and run around a lot.
Piss off back to the championship.