As it stands The premier League.

Leekbrookgull

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Leek

• Jan 19, 2014

• #1

With most clubs having around 15/16 games to play anyone want to a Bookie for the title or relegation ?http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/table

 

vegster

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• Jan 19, 2014

• #2

Leekbrookgull said:

With most clubs having around 15/16 games to play anyone want to a Bookie for the title or relegation ?http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/table

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Er ?

 

Leekbrookgull

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• Jan 19, 2014

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Winners and losers.

 

JamesAndTheGiantHead

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Worthing

• Jan 19, 2014

• #4

City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Liverpool
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United
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West Ham
Cardiff
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Palace
Sunderland
Fulham

 

vegster

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May 5, 2008

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• Jan 19, 2014

• #5

West Ham to go down for definite, then 2 from Sunderland,West Brom, Palace and Cardiff...... winners Man City, Arsenal a close second.

 

Goldstone Rapper

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vegster said:

West Ham to go down for definite, then 2 from Sunderland,West Brom, Palace and Cardiff...... winners Man City, Arsenal a close second.

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How can this be definite when West Ham are only six points from being in the top half of the table?

 

vegster

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Goldstone Rapper said:

How can this be definite when West Ham are only six points from being in the top half of the table?

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Sam Allardyce .

 

Goldstone Rapper

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vegster said:

Sam Alladyce .

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But if he leaves and they appoint a new manager, things could change for them again, just like the situation at Palace.

 

vegster

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• Jan 19, 2014

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Goldstone Rapper said:

But if he leaves and they appoint a new manager, things could change for them again, just like the situation at Palace.

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I think that they (Golds +Sullivan) will stick with him too long. All the other clubs around them have changed manager and are getting a degree of " bounce " except West Ham.

 

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hola gus

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• Jan 19, 2014

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Man City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Liverpool
Man Utd
Spurs
Everton



West Ham
Fulham
Palace

 

Superphil

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In a pile of football shirts

• Jan 19, 2014

• #11

Arsenal
Man City
Chelsea
United

Liverpool
Spurs

West Ham
Sunderland
Palace

 

surrey jim

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Bevendean

• Jan 19, 2014

• #12

Chelsea
Man City
Arsenal
Liverpool

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Fulham
West Ham
Cardiff

 

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portslade seagull

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portslade

• Jan 19, 2014

• #13

Man City
Arsenal
Chelsea
Liverpool
Spurs
M.United

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Palace
Sunderland
West Ham
Cardiff

 

Frutos

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Northumberland

• Jan 19, 2014

• #14

City will win the Title, Fulham, Palace and West Ham for the drop.

 

Beach Hut

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Living In a Box

• Jan 19, 2014

• #15

Still fancy Arsenal to win this as they look solid but the paucity of their squad in terms of Man City may haunt them.

 

JOLovegrove

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I'm amazed no one has Everton in the top 6. Think they look like they can give anyone a game and have a very solid squad with a great manager. Would love them to get 4th.

 

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• Jan 19, 2014

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Will go for the top order, based on those clubs who have spent the most in the last 2 or 3 years on wages and current squad cost. Annual wages being the biggest decider apparently. In order:

Man City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Tottenham
Man Utd (the one blip in the finances order theory, due the badly handled change of manager, chief exec & transfers)
Liverpool
Everton
Newcastle
Southampton

If Liverpool or Everton pip Tottenham to top 4, that will be some feat, due to the star studded SQUAD tottenham have spent money on at great expense over recent years.


Relegation.
Cardiff
and cannot decide the other 2. So many to choose from, who keep popping up with a win and may invest crucially in the remaining days of the transfer window with class.

 

MissGull

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• Jan 19, 2014

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City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Liverpool
Everton


Fulham or Cardiff
West Ham
Sunderland

 

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BensGrandad

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• Jan 19, 2014

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Weststander said:

Will go for the top order, based on those clubs who have spent the most in the last 2 or 3 years on wages and current squad cost. Annual wages being the biggest decider apparently. In order:
The
Man City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Tottenham
Man Utd (the one blip in the finances order theory, due the badly handled change of manager, chief exec & transfers)
Liverpool
Everton
Newcastle
Southampton

If Liverpool or Everton pip Tottenham to top 4, that will be some feat, due to the star studded SQUAD tottenham have spent money on at great expense over recent years.


Relegation.
Cardiff
and cannot decide the other 2. So many to choose from, who keep popping up with a win and may invest crucially in the remaining days of the transfer window with class.

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How many of the Tottenham `stars` had you heard of prior to Spurs buying them last summer

 

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joeinbrighton

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• Jan 19, 2014

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1. Manchester City
2. Chelsea
3. Arsenal
4. Liverpool
5. Tottenham
6. Everton
7. Manchester Utd
8. Newcastle
9. Southampton
10. Swansea
11. Aston Villa
12. Stoke
13. Hull
14. West Ham
15. Norwich
16. Sunderland
17. Cardiff
18. Fulham
19. West Brom
20. Crystal Palace