Relegation 2022/23

[SussexToffee1980]

Man United would most probably lose to Leeds, I can see it.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

One of Leeds games in hand is midweek away to Man. United so given they've got them twice in next week I'd argue a Leeds defeat is more beneficial of the two as things really could spiral quickly out of control as we saw this time last year under Bielsa.

Ironically Leeds other spare game is at home to....Nottingham Forest.

Utd with no Casemeiro = no party. Fully expect a Leeds result in one of those 2 encounters.

Dyche will be smelling blood in the water and Forest is the injured buffalo in the herd.

Go get em Dyche.

 

[wm02]

Put a run of wins together and anyone from 10th down could be sucked in

Might be Palace. Next match they have versus a team lower in the table is in April

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Might be Palace. Next match they have versus a team lower in the table is in April

Possibly. Was gutted to see Leicester beat Villa, they could be dragged back in.

 

[MikeH72]

Leeds’ top scorer Rodrigo is out until April btw for anyone who hasn’t realised/is trying to conveniently ignore it.

 

[4737carlin]

Man United would most probably lose to Leeds, I can see it.

We have to take care of our own fate, not rely on others to help

 

[MrGrumpy]

Guys we are half way through the season, if we play like that every week we finish top half.

 

[MrGrumpy]

I thought we where done but that performance changed my mind

 

[knowing your history]

Leeds’ top scorer Rodrigo is out until April btw for anyone who hasn’t realised/is trying to conveniently ignore it.

Bamford fit again so him and Gnotto isn't terrible.

Was funny seeing Southampton spend all that money on forwards just to leave them all on the bench and wonder why they can barely create anything at Brentford.

 

[Gareth Gibson]

What today's game at Molineux showed us is that the RS are mediocre and are very much a beatable side.

We, the fans, were like a 12th man today. Sadly we won't have that advantage against the RS next week. But today reminded me of the Chelsea game at Goodison last season.

When we get behind those lads and encourage them they can quite literally beat anyone, even the league leaders.

Brilliant from Dyche, too.

Wholeheartedly concur.

 

[get-your-coat-on]

I know we're only half way through, but Southampton and Bournemouth defo going down.
Saints were absolute shabite the end of last season, somehow a lot of media forget they only finished a point above us.

Absolutely think Forest are getting dragged right into it, they're the pits.
It's just unfortunate that we have been even WORSE, making them look pretty decent. They've got a LOT of mediocre players, they will start to unwind soon I feel.

Leicester have goals in them, I've never thought they would be in trouble really.
West Ham will be sound.
Leeds have Bamford back, and they have McKennie who I reckon will do well under Randy Marsh.

Villa are a little out of reach but they've got City and Arsenal next before us, they're defo not out of it.

It's mad because I thought we were in a worse position than last year due to our lack of signings, but in someway, I think we have just as good a chance if not better with Dyche smashing us through walls.

 

[MikeH72]

Bamford fit again so him and Gnotto isn't terrible.

Was funny seeing Southampton spend all that money on forwards just to leave them all on the bench and wonder why they can barely create anything at Brentford.

Bamford’s actually dump.

 

[good times bad times]

? What a difference a day makes

Just 24 little hours?

That result has given us a fighting chance at least.

 

[Wat Tyler]

Monumental three points, absolutely HUGE

 

[Bebeto]

Bamford’s actually dump.

I take him instead of maupay