[Football] Ayozi Perez

[albionfan37]

Newcastle have lost the quality of Benitez, the goals of Rondon and Perez, with ManUre raiding them for Longstaff.

Yet the betting markets think Burnley and Brighton are more likely to drop.

Based on?

Nothing at all clearly
Personally I think at least 2 of the 3 promoted teams will bite the bullet and Newcastle might just have done the other a favour if I was still a gambling man my banker would be the geordies along with villa as almost certain for the drop

 

[Weststander]

Nothing at all clearly
Personally I think at least 2 of the 3 promoted teams will bite the bullet and Newcastle might just have done the other a favour if I was still a gambling man my banker would be the geordies along with villa as almost certain for the drop

Sheff Utd, Norwich and Newcastle would be my favourites.

Unless NUFC appoint a quality manager and sign some prove goalscorers.

Love him or hate him, but Dyche knows how to chisel out enough results.

 

[Jim Van Winkle]

Newcastle have lost the quality of Benitez, the goals of Rondon and Perez, with ManUre raiding them for Longstaff.

Yet the betting markets think Burnley and Brighton are more likely to drop.

Based on?

I was just having the same thought myself. Hopefully, they will struggle to get a manager in to have a full pre season and up with Frank DeBoer as manager for the season with a threadbare squad.

 

[albionfan37]

Sheff Utd, Norwich and Newcastle would be my favourites.

Unless NUFC appoint a quality manager and sign some prove goalscorers.

Love him or hate him, but Dyche knows how to chisel out enough results.

I think villa have to much to do regarding integrating new players they need 10 odd can only see a Fulham style capitulation especially if they get off to a tough start

 

[blue-shifted]

At the moment, things looking promising for a Newcastle implosion, except ....

1) I don't think they will miss Benitez as much as some are suggesting, (last season, in my view, they had a comfortably mid-table squad)
2) I think Newcastle are going to go on a transfer frenzy and probably bring in some decent players. Ashley might not be popular, but he's not stupid and he knows he has to protect his investment.

 

[blue-shifted]

No real rebellion there you're right, but I bet the Newcastle message boards are fun at the moment though

Absolute basketcase of a club whose fans seem reluctant to mount a proper protest against Ashley despite the hatred for him.
No more Benitez to steady the ship, already lost Perez, and I can't see them bringing much in... They may not but there's a very realistic chance that they could go down next year as it stands...