Not Andy Naylor
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I'd be quite happy to see Huddersfield win their next three games (and lose number four, against us, of course). Even if Wagner is an absolute ****** of the first order.
I'd be quite happy to see Huddersfield win their next three games (and lose number four, against us, of course). Even if Wagner is an absolute ****** of the first order.
The solar powered calculator I still have from the 80s has more processing power than the BBC's piece of shit.The BBC Supercomputer has us ending on 42 points 2 ahead of Hudds fwiw
Personally, I hope they survive, as long as it's not at our expense.
I'm quite enjoying all the moaners on social media platforms labelling this as "the worst ever Premier League" simply because it's got the likes of Huddersfield and Brighton in it.
My ideal three candidates for the drop would be WBA; Stoke and Palace. However, I believe that one of those spots may be reserved for Saints this season.
Me too.
Although I can’t stand Wagner, he has done an excellent job.
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*spits cider over table* [emoji23]The solar powered calculator I still have from the 80s has more processing power than the BBC's piece of shit.
I think you're probably right. Rafa's nous and ability to get the odd freak result (Man U) should keep Newcastle up though. But I agree that they have a worse squad than us or Huddersfield.Regardless of positions last season I consider Newcastle the weakest of the teams promoted and think Huddersfield will stay up.
I think its 2 from Stoke Palace, Stains, Newcastle and West ham if they continue to wobble.
The solar powered calculator I still have from the 80s has more processing power than the BBC's piece of shit.
If they get Austin back soon they stand a reasonable chance of staying up. He is the key.
It can work just from light bulbs, so I'll give it a go.So who's going down according to your calculator? ... or do we need to wait for the sun to come out to get an answer?