2024/25 Relegation Battle (Without Everton!)

[Gilbert..]

I've not felt nervous about relegation this season.

With Southampton and Ipswich not good enough and Wolves not closing the gap with an easier set of fixtures. Low 30's will secure safety and that is only four more wins and a handful of draws.

I don't want Dyche here, but we will hit that target even with Dyche in charge.

Wolves never closed the gap under O'Neil. Nobody really knows how perira will get on. Any team that can score has a chance. They're the highest scorers down the bottom. If he manages to shut the back door slightly then who knows. Bit annoyed Cunha is playing today. He should be on a ban already.

 

[Wat Tyler]

He will be out of a job before the end of the season, Ipswich won’t be paying him 5 mill + in the championship.

McKenna has obviously done a great job at the club but he might be regretting knocking Brighton back now. It would’ve been the perfect time to leave Ipswich. Who knows, he may keep them up, but they are giving real Luton vibes from last season, giving a good account of themselves, but lack the quality needed.

 

[MikeH72]

Wow Ipswich must be absolute turbo bum nuggets.

 

[Delargeinho]

McKenna has obviously done a great job at the club but he might be regretting knocking Brighton back now. It would’ve been the perfect time to leave Ipswich. Who knows, he may keep them up, but they are giving real Luton vibes from last season, giving a good account of themselves, but lack the quality needed.

He did pretty much find the better adaption than Russell Martin obviously, 5 vs 12 points with a similar squad.

 

[GrandOldSte117]

Wolves beating Leicester

 

[varnish]

Do we want that? Keep Leicester in the mix and have wolves waste their new manager bounce?

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

wolves winning makes Leicester’s position more perilous I guess

Not ideal though

A draw would be better

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Do we want that? Keep Leicester in the mix and have wolves waste their new manager bounce?

I’d prefer a draw personally

All possible outcomes have benefits and negatives for us really

 

[Ring master]

In a way, maybe not a surprise.
Both have awkward 2 games coming up the next few days

Speaking of the Wolves Boss,some start if its true that he has each time

"On all eight occasions he's taken over a top-flight club, he's won that first game in the dugout"

 

[Saint Domingo]

wolves winning makes Leicester’s position more perilous I guess

Not ideal though

A draw would be better

They’re both well in it until the end of the season regardless of what happens here. Draw would have be perfect though,

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

They’re both well in it until the end of the season regardless of what happens here. Draw would have be perfect though,

There’s arguments that each outcome has some kind of a positive really

Leicester winning cuts Wolves further adrift

Wolves winning puts Leicester in more danger and possibly increases their chances of bad morale

A draw essentially keeps both sides where they are and doesn’t really help either of them

 

[Tony’s Carp]

The simplest and most likely outcome is still the three promoted teams going down, especially if the PL nail Leicester for PSR in one of the last two seasons. Judging by the last two performances they may have gone backwards under RVN.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Wolves got the bounce

 

[Blue Willy]

Cunha should have been banned already.

 

[wearethefamousefc]

This has aged well