[Football] Which three teams will be relegated this season

[Gwylan]

I think Watford will get their act together and escape. Villa have bought a lot of quality and I reckon Southampton will scrape it.

I think Everton are really poor though - they look like candidates for the drop to me and West Ham look clueless.

I'm going for Norwich, Everton and West Ham

 

[vagabond]

Way too early. Will have a clearer idea in January.

 

[Icy Gull]

I think Watford will get their act together and escape. Villa have bought a lot of quality and I reckon Southampton will scrape it.

I think Everton are really poor though - they look like candidates for the drop to me and West Ham look clueless.

I'm going for Norwich, Everton and West Ham

The same Everton who looked like the best team we have played at the Amex this season? Our one lucky win

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Watford
Norwich
Newcastle

I think Stains have a decent squad, better than the toon, and in the long run, it's a long old season.

 

[Gwylan]

The same Everton who looked like the best team we have played at the Amex this season? Our one lucky win

Yep, the same Everton who have got one point from away games all season and who struggled against a poor Spurs team this weekend.

Teams like Southampton know what it's like to be in a relegation scrap, Everton haven't been in one for years - they're my shock tip for the drop

 

[GT49er]

Yep, the same Everton who have got one point from away games all season and who struggled against a poor Spurs team this weekend.

Teams like Southampton know what it's like to be in a relegation scrap, Everton haven't been in one for years - they're my shock tip for the drop

Fair shout - but my guess is that at some point they will be saved by new manager bounce.

 

[shingle]

https://talksport.com/football/6232...ZA2t-Oejv5jGNtnssoDe89MUnRHa9ih1pBY7zAs5999uY

FFS that's some prediction, us in 8th, would be great.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

All three would be even better

Could you imagine the dilemma at Sky if all 3 did and Leeds didn't get promoted? They would try and get some kind of split screen deal so they could show every minute of every game.

 

[Gwylan]

Fair shout - but my guess is that at some point they will be saved by new manager bounce.

Yes, I think if they replaced Silva they'll survive but the board don't seem to have any interest in doing so.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

https://talksport.com/football/6232...ZA2t-Oejv5jGNtnssoDe89MUnRHa9ih1pBY7zAs5999uY

Managed to get footage of their super computer doing the calculations.

 

[BensGrandad]

Southampton, Norwich and Watford.

If any of those escape, next three at risk above them will be Newcastle, Burnley and Palace.

One of Everton, Man U or Spurs really would be great though [emoji23][emoji23]

I agree.

 

[GT49er]

https://talksport.com/football/6232...ZA2t-Oejv5jGNtnssoDe89MUnRHa9ih1pBY7zAs5999uY

Champions of the South Coast, eh? Bring it on!

 

[BRIGHT ON Q]

Got a feeling Burnley’s luck might run out especially as Barn door Barnsy’s miss firing now.

 

[dazzer6666]

Managed to get footage of their super computer doing the calculations.

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Bit optimistic with their Man U and Spurs predictions I reckon

 

[Waynflete]

I predicted Norwich, Newcastle and Villa before the season, and although Stains and Watford are much worse than I expected I’m sticking with that.


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[The_Viper]

Watford, Norwich and A.N.Other. Hopefully not us. The other two really do look woeful. I thought Newcastle were certs under Bruce but they have nicked the odd result.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

not us
not us
grealish

 

[Triggaaar]

Sheff Utd
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Newcastle
Saints
Norwich

Sheffield United would have been my guess before the start of the season, but they're just playing too well. They're defending well, without parking the bus. Something would have to go very wrong for them to drop into the bottom 4 now.

 

[Deano's Invisible Pants]

Sheffield United would have been my guess before the start of the season, but they're just playing too well. They're defending well, without parking the bus. Something would have to go very wrong for them to drop into the bottom 4 now.

Had a debate on Sheff Utd @ work today. My view: they probably have enough points in the bag to stay up this year, Wilder is a good motivator, but ultimately a latter day Mickey Adams / Dave Bassett type, with an old school man management style that will stick out like a sore thumb in the Prem - and they will eventually tail off and do a Huddersfield - perhaps next season after their momentum from the championship wears off.

My colleague, on the other hand, reckons Wilder is a great tactician who will keep them up long term.

Any thoughts on who is closest to the mark?


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