Relegation 2022/23

[Eggs]

Liverpool will be fine

I think Palace will be too.

Probably looking at any of the 7 from Forest downwards in reality.

Forest - Much improved, think they'll be fine since Cooper has turned it around this season.
Leicester - No idea with leicester either be comfortably safe or well in the mix.
Wolves - improving
WHU - improviing a little bit but not pulling up any trees so easily could be then
Leeds - could easily go down
Everton - could easily go down
Bournemouth - Most likely for me.
Southampton - all depends on the manager for me. They shouldn't be bottom with the squad they have.

….Leicester, West Ham and Wolves will not be involved.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Thing about Leeds is it actually feels like they have a squad of players that matched up well to Marsch and what he tries to do, unlike maybe us and Lampard, so any sort of drastic change could backfire. A lot of their squad are nice, technical players who maybe lack a bit of toughness and cutting edge, so do they bring in someone with a different style to toughen them up, which can backfire, or go with pretty much more of the same (Corberan / Tedesco) and risk nothing really changing at all?

 

[Carlito]

Oh lets want it mate. He's finished at this level, absolutely done.

100% agree, but I still worry that he'd somehow end up having the last laugh.

 

[steven]

Thing about Leeds is it actually feels like they have a squad of players that matched up well to Marsch and what he tries to do, unlike maybe us and Lampard, so any sort of drastic change could backfire. A lot of their squad are nice, technical players who maybe lack a bit of toughness and cutting edge, so do they bring in someone with a different style to toughen them up, which can backfire, or go with pretty much more of the same (Corberan / Tedesco) and risk nothing really changing at all?

Agree. They also weren’t playing that badly. I felt their luck would turn soon.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Thing about Leeds is it actually feels like they have a squad of players that matched up well to Marsch and what he tries to do, unlike maybe us and Lampard, so any sort of drastic change could backfire. A lot of their squad are nice, technical players who maybe lack a bit of toughness and cutting edge, so do they bring in someone with a different style to toughen them up, which can backfire, or go with pretty much more of the same (Corberan / Tedesco) and risk nothing really changing at all?

Isn't he the new Belgian manager or has been heavily linked with it?

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Isn't he the new Belgian manager or has been heavily linked with it?

Ah yeah, I totally forgot he'd just got that job.

 

[Harryflashman]

Leeds thowing a curve ball and trying to get out of this

controversial plan

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Agree. They also weren’t playing that badly. I felt their luck would turn soon.

Yeah, I think they've possibly gone prematurely. And that's a big risk - didn't feel at all like he'd lost the dressing room, and indeed a guy like McKennie was probably there in large part to work with him. They are obviously gambling on getting a new manager bounce but if the players were still with the old manager you risk the opposite. Here's hoping.

 

[andy4efc]

Dont agree with forest yes have had a good run but could easily be back in it.

They could

But they could easily get two wins against us and west ham, and possibly get something at Fulham.

City, Newcastle and Spurs most likely defeats but that's still potentailly 6/7 points (with a 6 point gap already)

I also believe Kaylor Navas will be worth a few points for them as well.

 

[davek]

They've seen Emery, Lopetegui and Dyche come in and get a bounce with a new manager, and probably see the likelihood of S'ton and B'mouth rolling the dice again soon and want a good selection to choose from.

We have to forget about this and hope they get f.a. from United twice in the next week and then hand them a defeat at Goodison the week after. If that hapens then it'll have to be a huge turnaround for the new manager to perform.

 

[Toffeepot]

Liverpool will be fine

I think Palace will be too.

Probably looking at any of the 7 from Forest downwards in reality.

Forest - Much improved, think they'll be fine since Cooper has turned it around this season.
Leicester - No idea with leicester either be comfortably safe or well in the mix.
Wolves - improving
WHU - improviing a little bit but not pulling up any trees so easily could be then
Leeds - could easily go down
Everton - could easily go down
Bournemouth - Most likely for me.
Southampton - all depends on the manager for me. They shouldn't be bottom with the squad they have.

Forest looked terrible yesterday, at home too. Leeds were unlucky imo
Navas had a quality debut in goal for Forest
Leeds might be hiring the lad at West Brom who was assistant under Bielsa...think they'll get an instant bounce from him
I know Forest have a bit of a cushion now but I still think it more likely they'll get dragged back into it than Leeds
Between Saints, Bou, Leeds, Forest and Us
Leeds at Goodison is a must win

 

[steven]

….Leicester, West Ham and Wolves will not be involved.

It’ll come down to 3 out of Bournemouth , soton,us and leeds I imagine. The only one I could see still dropping in is forest.

 

[Ferguson1878]

….Leicester, West Ham and Wolves will not be involved.

Think it’s between us and Leeds maybe forest and at a very long shot palace might get dragged into , still think that not strengthening is Wots gona kill us look at Leicester at Villa new signing imidiate impact

 

[NathDogg]

We keep doing what we did on Saturday and it doesn’t matter what the rest of them do.

Have to hope they appoint another as bad as Jesse Lasso.

 

[canuckblue]

Liverpool and Crystal Palace are in horrible form. It is quite conceivable that both could get pulled into the relegation battle if results continue to go against them.

I want some of what you're smoking.