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Trialist 13:55, Tue 2 Jun

Trialist   0
  13:55, Tue 2 Jun
Next seasons relegation battlers?

Losing Silva to Benfica.
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BigBarryBoozer   -1
Replying to Trialist   14:17, Tue 2 Jun
They'll find a way, like Brighton, Palace, Brentford and Bournemouth. There supercomputers are very good.

All three that went up will come back down.
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bluer than blues   0
Replying to Trialist   15:37, Tue 2 Jun
It's obviously too early to say, but I feel like this year was a bit of a one off. Can see Hull, Ipswich and Coventry all coming back down. But then I might have said the same about Sunderland and they got into Europe so... 🤷‍♂️
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KieranBCFC89   -1
Replying to Trialist   15:48, Tue 2 Jun
If they don’t get the next appointment right then they could well be In the relegation mix come the end of the season, however I’d be very, very surprised If the 3 that have gone up aren’t the 3 that go down.
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harry hibbs   -1
Replying to bluer than blues   15:50, Tue 2 Jun
Hull look like they'll challenge Derby's record, but the other two I think might survive.

If for no other reasons than...

Sunderland and Bournemouth will be distracted by Europe - even if they crash out in the initial stage - they don't have the squads and in BFC's case have lost the manager too.

Andrews at Brentford will turn out to be a half-season wonder. Just 1 win in the last 10 bodes ill for 26/7. And Thiago won't be a surprise any more. But they'll wait too long before sacking him
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Rab C Nesbitt   1
Replying to harry hibbs   15:52, Tue 2 Jun
Hull will spend. They’ll look to do what Sunderland did. The team they got promoted with will be unrecognisable from the team they put out in August
Alive. Early starter. Enricher of lives
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Fat Buddha OBE   0
Replying to harry hibbs   15:57, Tue 2 Jun
Hull look like they'll challenge Derby's record, but the other two I think might survive.

If for no other reasons than...

Sunderland and Bournemouth will be distracted by Europe - even if they crash out in the initial stage - they don't have the squads and in BFC's case have lost the manager too.

Andrews at Brentford will turn out to be a half-season wonder. Just 1 win in the last 10 bodes ill for 26/7. And Thiago won't be a surprise any more. But they'll wait too long before sacking him

Got a long record of making piss poor decisions haven’t they, Brentford
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