Wolves, Leeds and Bournemouth are my three although I hope the latter don't.
Forest, Saints and Wolves for me. Fulham seem to have enough to stay up this time and it would be nice if Bournemouth stayed up because their style is easy on the eye. Whilst Everton are struggling, I think they have enough to stay up whether Lampard stays or not. I think my team Leeds will finish 11th/12th.
we desperatly need a goal scorer
ralph kept trying to bring 1 in and wasnt backed
not sure thatll change for jones
hes a good championship manager and i think thats what the board have planned for ready for next season
I think Bournemouth and Southampton will go. Less sure on the other team, however. Maybe Leeds. I just think Lopetegui will grind out enough results to just about get Wolves to safety, though I say that with less than total confidence
My preference would be Leeds. Along with them I expect Wolves to drop but for the last suspect I am undecided. I would normally hope for a London club but ATM that would be West Ham and I have always quite liked them. So my final choice is Nottingham Forest.
It used to be easier to decide when the New Year brought the longer studs and the mud and mire of pitches and the big strong boys could battle through it. Now it's different with plastic pitches and carpet slippers
Hopefully Wolves, not bothered who else.
Would like Forest to stay up though.
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
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What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
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What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
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Not sure tbh. He has a decent record in Spain but didn't last long at Madrid. He has Emery vibes about him I feel.
Hilarious.
The skill to dance around the topic like Messi at a world Cup is brilliant.
Yet somehow failed to hit the target once.
Everton 1 point above relegation zone and not one single mention... it reminds me of a young Steve mcmanaman dribbling past 5 playersand shooting 10 yards wide (his normal return)
comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
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What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
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I think he's fairly conservative in his approach to be honest. That seems to be a prerequisite to manage Wolves
comment by moreinjuredthanowen (U9641)
posted 3 minutes ago
Hilarious.
The skill to dance around the topic like Messi at a world Cup is brilliant.
Yet somehow failed to hit the target once.
Everton 1 point above relegation zone and not one single mention... it reminds me of a young Steve mcmanaman dribbling past 5 playersand shooting 10 yards wide (his normal return)
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No point in mentioning them if you don't think they'll go down, is there? Now, do you think they'll go down? If not, wind your neck in
Bournemouth were recently bought out by a US billionaire so I can envisage a pretty decent January for them in the market.
If they can get rid of Dean Court and build a proper AmEx style stadium they’ll be in good stead to remain a PL side.
comment by Boy From The South:. HOUSTON ASTROS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!!!! (U3979)
posted 27 seconds ago
Bournemouth were recently bought out by a US billionaire so I can envisage a pretty decent January for them in the market.
If they can get rid of Dean Court and build a proper AmEx style stadium they’ll be in good stead to remain a PL side.
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I think they have made the age old mistake of appointing an inexperienced interim on the back of a few decent results. More often than not that approach fails massively.
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Boy From The South:. HOUSTON ASTROS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!!!! (U3979)
posted 27 seconds ago
Bournemouth were recently bought out by a US billionaire so I can envisage a pretty decent January for them in the market.
If they can get rid of Dean Court and build a proper AmEx style stadium they’ll be in good stead to remain a PL side.
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I think they have made the age old mistake of appointing an inexperienced interim on the back of a few decent results. More often than not that approach fails massively.
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This. The cheap internal option is rarely the right one
comment by moreinjuredthanowen (U9641)
posted 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
Hilarious.
The skill to dance around the topic like Messi at a world Cup is brilliant.
Yet somehow failed to hit the target once.
Everton 1 point above relegation zone and not one single mention... it reminds me of a young Steve mcmanaman dribbling past 5 playersand shooting 10 yards wide (his normal return)
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Everton were mentioned in the article 👍
comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 3 hours, 55 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
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https://www.flashscore.com/match/0vTx1upi/#/match-summary/match-statistics/0
hmmm, seems somebody is into lazy journalism. Beat you 1-0 last time, 19 shots to your 9, 6-2 on target and 62 dangerous attacks to your 56 at your place last time we played. pretty equal possession as well. Weird that.
Everton - abysmal team, struggle to score goals - bring in Maupay
Going dooooooown
Southampton - shart squad, average manager
Going doooooooown
No idea on the third side, one of Wolves, Bournemouth or Forest. Wolves should be fine, but bringing in a manager with no prem experience has me concerned
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posted on 22/12/22
Wolves, Leeds and Bournemouth are my three although I hope the latter don't.
posted on 22/12/22
Forest, Saints and Wolves for me. Fulham seem to have enough to stay up this time and it would be nice if Bournemouth stayed up because their style is easy on the eye. Whilst Everton are struggling, I think they have enough to stay up whether Lampard stays or not. I think my team Leeds will finish 11th/12th.
posted on 22/12/22
we desperatly need a goal scorer
ralph kept trying to bring 1 in and wasnt backed
not sure thatll change for jones
hes a good championship manager and i think thats what the board have planned for ready for next season
posted on 22/12/22
I think Bournemouth and Southampton will go. Less sure on the other team, however. Maybe Leeds. I just think Lopetegui will grind out enough results to just about get Wolves to safety, though I say that with less than total confidence
posted on 22/12/22
My preference would be Leeds. Along with them I expect Wolves to drop but for the last suspect I am undecided. I would normally hope for a London club but ATM that would be West Ham and I have always quite liked them. So my final choice is Nottingham Forest.
It used to be easier to decide when the New Year brought the longer studs and the mud and mire of pitches and the big strong boys could battle through it. Now it's different with plastic pitches and carpet slippers
posted on 22/12/22
Hopefully Wolves, not bothered who else.
Would like Forest to stay up though.
posted on 22/12/22
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
posted on 22/12/22
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
posted on 22/12/22
comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
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Not sure tbh. He has a decent record in Spain but didn't last long at Madrid. He has Emery vibes about him I feel.
posted on 22/12/22
Hilarious.
The skill to dance around the topic like Messi at a world Cup is brilliant.
Yet somehow failed to hit the target once.
Everton 1 point above relegation zone and not one single mention... it reminds me of a young Steve mcmanaman dribbling past 5 playersand shooting 10 yards wide (his normal return)
posted on 22/12/22
comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 22 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think he's fairly conservative in his approach to be honest. That seems to be a prerequisite to manage Wolves
posted on 22/12/22
comment by moreinjuredthanowen (U9641)
posted 3 minutes ago
Hilarious.
The skill to dance around the topic like Messi at a world Cup is brilliant.
Yet somehow failed to hit the target once.
Everton 1 point above relegation zone and not one single mention... it reminds me of a young Steve mcmanaman dribbling past 5 playersand shooting 10 yards wide (his normal return)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
No point in mentioning them if you don't think they'll go down, is there? Now, do you think they'll go down? If not, wind your neck in
posted on 22/12/22
Bournemouth were recently bought out by a US billionaire so I can envisage a pretty decent January for them in the market.
If they can get rid of Dean Court and build a proper AmEx style stadium they’ll be in good stead to remain a PL side.
posted on 22/12/22
comment by Boy From The South:. HOUSTON ASTROS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!!!! (U3979)
posted 27 seconds ago
Bournemouth were recently bought out by a US billionaire so I can envisage a pretty decent January for them in the market.
If they can get rid of Dean Court and build a proper AmEx style stadium they’ll be in good stead to remain a PL side.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think they have made the age old mistake of appointing an inexperienced interim on the back of a few decent results. More often than not that approach fails massively.
posted on 22/12/22
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Boy From The South:. HOUSTON ASTROS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!!!! (U3979)
posted 27 seconds ago
Bournemouth were recently bought out by a US billionaire so I can envisage a pretty decent January for them in the market.
If they can get rid of Dean Court and build a proper AmEx style stadium they’ll be in good stead to remain a PL side.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I think they have made the age old mistake of appointing an inexperienced interim on the back of a few decent results. More often than not that approach fails massively.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This. The cheap internal option is rarely the right one
posted on 22/12/22
comment by moreinjuredthanowen (U9641)
posted 1 hour, 45 minutes ago
Hilarious.
The skill to dance around the topic like Messi at a world Cup is brilliant.
Yet somehow failed to hit the target once.
Everton 1 point above relegation zone and not one single mention... it reminds me of a young Steve mcmanaman dribbling past 5 playersand shooting 10 yards wide (his normal return)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Everton were mentioned in the article 👍
posted on 22/12/22
comment by FFS Mike. (U1170)
posted 3 hours, 55 minutes ago
comment by The Process (U20671)
posted 2 minutes ago
I reckon Bournemouth, Forest & Southampton.
I'd like to see Wolves go but I think they have too many good players and will eventually get it right.
They've been woeful this season but watch them turn into prime Barca against us on New Years Eve.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
What's their new manager like in terms of style?
Would be nice for Wolves to start trying to actually play football against us one day because no matter who they've had a manager in recent years their fckin awful style has been so hard for us to play against, we're not creative enough.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.flashscore.com/match/0vTx1upi/#/match-summary/match-statistics/0
hmmm, seems somebody is into lazy journalism. Beat you 1-0 last time, 19 shots to your 9, 6-2 on target and 62 dangerous attacks to your 56 at your place last time we played. pretty equal possession as well. Weird that.
posted on 22/12/22
Forest Leeds and Saints
posted on 22/12/22
Everton - abysmal team, struggle to score goals - bring in Maupay
Going dooooooown
Southampton - shart squad, average manager
Going doooooooown
No idea on the third side, one of Wolves, Bournemouth or Forest. Wolves should be fine, but bringing in a manager with no prem experience has me concerned
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