Who will be relegated from the Championship and Prem next season?

boylie_mackem said:
If the rumours about Wolves FFP problems and Lopetegui being unsettled are true, they’re in massive trouble. Looks like Neves is leaving and a few of their core players from the last few years have been released already.
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Surprised it took this many posts for someone to suggest it. Currently 5/1, same as at the start of last season
 


coyneeee said:
Mad how people are predicting Prem teams considering the 3 who just went up all stayed up and we're not into transfer window yet ffs :D

Championship more predictable as it's usually the shittest ran clubs or the squad was just outright turd and there isn't much money to play about with if you're flirting in the bottom half. So based on that it'll be a combination of either Plymouth/Ipswich/QPR/Cardiff/Rotherham

People saying Huddersfield even though Warnock is staying on... I'd have them as surprise playoff pushes, the man's an actual genius in the league.
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Whilst I agree with the general point, I’d be amazed if Ipswich were anywhere near the relegation zone. For me, they’ll be the strongest of the promoted teams.
 
Arkle said:
Whilst I agree with the general point, I’d be amazed if Ipswich were anywhere near the relegation zone. For me, they’ll be the strongest of the promoted teams.
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To be brutally honest. I hadn't realised Marcus Evans had sold up at Ipswich, he was up there with the Oyston's at Blackpool he was that bad.

His business model was putting his other businesses as the club's sponsors and pocketing the sponsorship money hence why they declined so badly.
 
coyneeee said:
To be brutally honest. I hadn't realised Marcus Evans had sold up at Ipswich, he was up there with the Oyston's at Blackpool he was that bad.

His business model was putting his other businesses as the club's sponsors and pocketing the sponsorship money hence why they declined so badly.
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Yeah, he was a woeful owner. The new lot seem fairly astute from what I can tell and certainly willing to spend on the team.
 
Bear said:
Haha was wondering when the clowns would say Everton they don’t do relegation history tells you that

Clueless be safe easily season under Dyche
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History also says Sunderland never did relegation until '58'. Since then it's been a case of up n down more often than Schofield's kegs in the presence of a teenager.
Bout time Everton dropped 👍
Hatterinpeace said:
Forest
Sheff Utd
Bournmouth

Cardiff
Birmingham
QPR

Luton will stay up in prem due to their small pitch and underhand onfield shithousery!!
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I can't help but look at Luton and their incredibly weirdly fantastic arse end of a ground and think....GO ON LUTON!
I hope they stick it right up the posh Premier prima donna wankers.
 
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Galloping Foxley said:
History also says Sunderland never did relegation until '58'. Since then it's been a case of up n down more often than Schofield's kegs in the presence of a teenager.
Bout time Everton dropped 👍

I can't help but look at Luton and their incredibly weirdly fantastic arse end of a ground and think....GO ON LUTON!
I hope they stick it right up the posh Premier prima donna wankers.
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Makes me laugh this “Bout time Everton went down” as if they’ve been flirting with relegation for a decade
 
11 Crystal Palace
12 Brentford
13 Wolverhampton
14 Everton
15 Fulham
16 Nottingham Forest
17 Burnley
18 AFC Bournemouth
19 Sheffield United
20 Luton

Here is the bottom half of the table as predicted by the bookies so far.

West Ham might lose Rice and are playing in Europe, might be a huge factor.

Bit early to put money on as the transfer market has not kicked in yet.

So, I would go for.

Forest - Were very lucky, stayed up by beating the teams around them. 3rd worst goal difference.
Everton - Only stayed up becasue there were 3 worse teams last season. Only Wolves scored less goals.
Luton - They need a whole new team, and stadium, the parachute payment will suit them down to the ground.
 

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