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Simon Jordon, whether you care for his opinion or not, reckons Southampton & Leicester are deffo gone. Also reckons Wolves have 'had their bounce' and thinks we'll finish above them regardless.
I agree. They look a rabble that'll get spanked 3 out of 4 games then come up with a win.Was speaking to a Wolves fan I work with yesterday and he made exactly this point. They've had their bounce which has brought them back up within touching distance of safety, but they left themselves far too much to do with their awful run at the start of the season. He reckons 50/50 they go down.
Don't see how he does that with current squad. Desperately need new faces for this to happenI think Moyesy will make the home ground a fortress again.
In long terms we will beat the other 14 at home like we used to.
If he does not get any players in it will be exactly how it has been, roll over and get our bellies tickledI think Moyesy will make the home ground a fortress again.
That would be some twist…Illd be looking
I agree. They look a rabble that'll get spanked 3 out of 4 games then come up with a win.
Ipswich look a decent team but with no cutting edge. I see them going down with S'ton for sure.
My big nightmare scenario is Leicester sacking van Nistelrooy and turning to Dyche.
Dyche will come back to haunt us if that's the case.
Illd be looking
I agree. They look a rabble that'll get spanked 3 out of 4 games then come up with a win.
Ipswich look a decent team but with no cutting edge. I see them going down with S'ton for sure.
My big nightmare scenario is Leicester sacking van Nistelrooy and turning to Dyche.
Dyche will come back to haunt us if that's the case.
Illd be looking
I agree. They look a rabble that'll get spanked 3 out of 4 games then come up with a win.
Ipswich look a decent team but with no cutting edge. I see them going down with S'ton for sure.
My big nightmare scenario is Leicester sacking van Nistelrooy and turning to Dyche.
Dyche will come back to haunt us if that's the case.
He saved us with two points deductions...Leicester dont get any.That would be some twist…
Simon Jordon, whether you care for his opinion or not, reckons Southampton & Leicester are deffo gone. Also reckons Wolves have 'had their bounce' and thinks we'll finish above them regardless.
I wonder how that would play out. It's pretty out of the ordinary for a club to sack 2 permanent managers in the same season. Also, can they afford to pay him and his staff off to get someone new in?
I wonder if the powers that be at Leicester have accepted they're going down and are planning for the Championship next season with van Nistelrooy in charge.
Owners will do everything to avoid losing their PL status.
That's why I think TFG should be actively looking for a successor to Moyes this season. They would be completely insane if they didn't given the investment they have tied up with this club.
If it gets a few games down the road and we're on the receiving end of 2/3/4 more losses Ild pull the trigger on Moyes without hesitation.
I wonder how that would play out. It's pretty out of the ordinary for a club to sack 2 permanent managers in the same season. Also, can they afford to pay him and his staff off to get someone new in?
I wonder if the powers that be at Leicester have accepted they're going down and are planning for the Championship next season with van Nistelrooy in charge.
But they are only a point behind us now. The first 21 games for Ipswich, us, wolves and Leicester don't make a difference now and it's the 17 games that are left.Was speaking to a Wolves fan I work with yesterday and he made exactly this point. They've had their bounce which has brought them back up within touching distance of safety, but they left themselves far too much to do with their awful run at the start of the season. He reckons 50/50 they go down.
Don't see how he does that with current squad. Desperately need new faces for this to happen