Which 3 teams will be relegated from the Premier League?
Poll: Which 3 teams will be relegated from the Premier League?
Total Members Polled: 146
Discussion
We, (QPR) really should go down and totally rebuild, so if they do get relegated I won't be too upset.
West Ham (H) and Newcastle (H) should be win-able, Leicester (A) won't be easy, we also have Liverpool and Man City.
Can't see Hull getting any more points, so Hull, QPR and Burnley to get relegated.
West Ham (H) and Newcastle (H) should be win-able, Leicester (A) won't be easy, we also have Liverpool and Man City.
Can't see Hull getting any more points, so Hull, QPR and Burnley to get relegated.
The jiffle king said:
Could Newcastle be drawn back into this?
Possibly.......But I still think it's between Hull and Sunderland looking at both of their remaining fixtures....but there are some big games to game for Leicester, Hull and Sunderland with fellow teams fighting for PL survival.
Edited by aeropilot on Sunday 3rd May 12:55
I've voted QPR, Burnley and Sunderland, so the current three but possibly in a slightly different order. I think Leicester might just scrape through.
As a QPR fan I rather hope we get relegated. Not a nice thing to say about your team, but I really dislike looking at the fixtures list and seeing three "top six" clubs in a row and know that we'll be lucky to come out with 3 out of 9 points.
At least in the Championship I tend to feel we can have an exciting season, and a promotion run at the end is always much more fun to watch than a relegation battle.
As a QPR fan I rather hope we get relegated. Not a nice thing to say about your team, but I really dislike looking at the fixtures list and seeing three "top six" clubs in a row and know that we'll be lucky to come out with 3 out of 9 points.
At least in the Championship I tend to feel we can have an exciting season, and a promotion run at the end is always much more fun to watch than a relegation battle.
Silver993tt said:
MentalSarcasm said:
a promotion run at the end is always much more fun to watch than a relegation battle.
What about League 1??
MentalSarcasm said:
As a QPR fan I rather hope we get relegated. Not a nice thing to say about your team, but I really dislike looking at the fixtures list and seeing three "top six" clubs in a row and know that we'll be lucky to come out with 3 out of 9 points.
Considering that your wage bill is 195% of your turnover I would be very worried indeed.........I think the bottom 3 will stay the same now. The only team I can see going there now are Newcastle. They have the worst goal difference of the teams fighting it out. They are also probably the worst team in the league and painful to watch these days. Very little fight and not much ability.
They should just manage to survive by the skin of their teeth. Another 2 or 3 games of the season to go and I think it would be them. The close of the season has come at the right time.
They should just manage to survive by the skin of their teeth. Another 2 or 3 games of the season to go and I think it would be them. The close of the season has come at the right time.
aeropilot said:
Yup, I think Hull are doomed now with the teams they have to play next, they had to beat Burnley yesterday to keep their PL hopes alive.
Sunderland winning yesterday was the key result. They have Arsenal and Chelsea away in their last two games. Their goal difference is worse than Hull and only two points ahead. One win for Hull could do it.
It might not be over yet. Newcastle are also far from comfortable and have a worse goal difference.
Hull still are favourites.
I was surprised when Match of the Day last night showed how much money they had spent this season.
Driver101 said:
Sunderland winning yesterday was the key result. They have Arsenal and Chelsea away in their last two games.
Their goal difference is worse than Hull and only two points ahead. One win for Hull could do it.
It might not be over yet. Newcastle are also far from comfortable and have a worse goal difference.
Hull still are favourites.
I was surprised when Match of the Day last night showed how much money they had spent this season.
Sunderland have three games left, they also play Leicester.Their goal difference is worse than Hull and only two points ahead. One win for Hull could do it.
It might not be over yet. Newcastle are also far from comfortable and have a worse goal difference.
Hull still are favourites.
I was surprised when Match of the Day last night showed how much money they had spent this season.
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