Relegation 23/24 Thread

[allen]

Sheffield United will probably re-appoint Chris Wilder after this.

Looking more likely by the minute…

 

[matty1878]

Well if we can’t be above three of Burnley, Sheffield United, Luton, Bournemouth, Wolves and Forest then Dyche should be hung drawn and quartered! It’ll be a boring season of no man’s land for us this season but after the last couple we’ll take that all day long.

ye hope we can stay above 3

 

[knowing your history]

Bottom three as-is, in some order, I reckon.

At least, that’s what I’m telling myself.

Burnley I think will hit a run of 2-3 wins at some stage. They're the only promoted team that look capable of even winning 2-3 games at this stage as they have talent in final third and got a decent point at Forest (which they would've won but for VAR) and gave Man. United a good game.

Wolves are very poor though, probably getting relegated if not finishing above them although I don't think Gary O'Neill will be their manager by December so chance they'll get a bounce like with Lopetegui. It's a very disengaged squad though that score very few goals.

 

[ForeverEverton]

If anyone needs to be brought back down to earth a little bit after this weekend, this team came within a whisker of beating us.

They also ran Man City very very close... looking at the bottom 3 they will hopefully be the ones who go down.

We just got to get clear so we aren`t even involved. Looking at the Championship Leicester and Leeds are in the mix to come back up, as it stands, so I don`t think there will be 3 poor teams like this season.

That is next season and we will hopefully build beyond relegation candidates this season.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

Very good weekend

We need to make this count against Luton

 

[ForeverEverton]

67 mins

0-6

0-7

 

[Davideeyore]

As much as I balk thinking about the RS lite barcodes they're doing us a favour stuffing Sheff U. That tight goal difference we had with them now evaporated.

 

[Aries]

If anyone needs to be brought back down to earth a little bit after this weekend, this team came within a whisker of beating us.

Every game is different though. City struggled to beat them by the odd goal there a few weeks ago, and they only lost by the odd goal away to Spurs. This game seems to be just one of those days.

 

[matty1878]

0-7

could this be the biggest win of the season?

 

[HalfTimeSayers]

Bottom three as-is, in some order, I reckon.

At least, that’s what I’m telling myself.

Wolves have City and Bournmouth have Arsenal next weekend too. Very very long way to go. We need to do what we should have done in the first few games and pick up enough points to barely be in the conversation, which shows how many bad teams there are.

The players ability to do the absolute basics multiplies massively when the pressure is off like it was yesterday, some great individual performances. After the bruising last few years, be nice to see what we are capable of if relatively “safe”. All very optimistic after one good performance against an abysmal Brentford.

 

[matty1878]

Every game is different though. City struggled to beat them by the odd goal there a few weeks ago, and they only lost by the odd goal away to Spurs. This game seems to be just one of those days.

yep we all have them

 

[knowing your history]

Tom Davies coming on at 6-0 down, think that sums up Sheffield United's level of ambition this season.

He'll probably start for them next weekend.

 

[allen]

Very good weekend

We need to make this count against Luton

How many tee-ups like this to propel ourselves clear have we had in the last few seasons?

Surely, eventually, we have to take one…

 

[matty1878]

Wolves have City and Bournmouth have Arsenal next weekend too. Very very long way to go. We need to do what we should have done in the first few games and pick up enough points to barely be in the conversation, which shows how many bad teams there are.

The players ability to do the absolute basics multiplies massively when the pressure is off like it was yesterday, some great individual performances. After the bruising last few years, be nice to see what we are capable of if relatively “safe”. All very optimistic after one good performance against an abysmal Brentford.

it’s momentum ( cup game aside ) and doing it at goodison i front of our home fans is a must

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

We now have a better goal difference than all of the teams below us