[Albion] who is going down?

[Tony Le Mesmer]

Norwich are gone. Would love it if both Villa and West Ham went down with them. Both big budget teams - the financial fall out will be hilarious.

For this to happen it would need Bournemouth to go on a miraclous run (given their fixtures) which I just can't see happening.
Ideally, would love to see Villa and West Ham both playing out the last fixture - both knowing that a win for their team means survival and a defeat means relegation.
A draw conspires and they both go down anyway.

The stuff of dreams

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

David Cameron will be conflicted.

Yeah, on the one hand he may not know anything about it, and on the other he may not give a shit either way.

Exactly like his approach to Brexit.

 

[Perkino]

I'd like to see the clubs who are likely to have a better season next year relegated this year. Therefore Villa, Bournemouth & West Ham

Watford & Norwich are not going to spend big and cause a threat, if they stayed up both would be in the bottom 5 again the following season

 

[Tim Over Whelmed]

Relegation sorted before the last game of the season:

West Ham
B'Muff
Norwich

 

[Gwylan]

I agree that I'd love to see Karren Brady and the Porn Barons (snappy name for a band) glumly watching Championship football from the directors' box at the London Stadium but as someone else said, I don't think the fans deserve it. They've been s*** on enough by being taken away from Upton Park. And when you look at the players they've got, you have to think they'll get some results from somewhere.

I disagree with the first part of this: I think their fans do deserve it. I remember them giving it large when they moved to the London Stadium (a move that was supported by the vast majority of fans BTW) saying that the stadium - and the crowds - would give them a route to Europe. The closest they're going to get to Europe is by using the Stratford International for a day trip to Paris.

They're right up there with Villa as a set of entitled fans and I'd love both of them to go - although, sadly, I think that two of the teams will be Norwich and Bournemouth.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

So long as it isn't us (and that is by no means certain) then I don't REALLY mind.

Villa, destined as they were, to 'challenge for the top six' would be the funniest though.

And Eddie Howe is still a prick, so wouldn't shed any tears for them - although I can see the argument for keeping them up, to be shit again next year.

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

As long as plucky Bournemouth go gown. Don’t care about the rest. Except us of course lol.


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If muff do go down who will become the new "plucky" of the PL?
Assuming Dirty Leeds and West Bum are coming up ....

Are we in with a shout?

 

[studio150]

Villa to drop on the last day with Grealish sent off by picking up 2 yellow cards for diving, and their keeper having a last minute howler to secure relegation.

Norwich and Bournemouth also going.

 

[The Camel]

Clearly, it would be best for the teams likely to struggle next season survived this campaign.

I think Norwich and Bournemouth will be in a relegation scrap for sure next season, while West Ham (If they, for once make a decent managerial appointment) and Watford should survive comfortably. So I hpoe the former tewo teams survive the drop now.

 

[Mackenzie]

We usually lose against Bournemouth so hopefully they’ll drop, but really as long as it’s not us I’m not that bothered.

 

[HalfaSeatOn]

I'd be happy If Villa stay up for no other reason than it's a good away day and like visiting Villa Park

 

[Insel affe]

Who would you like to see go down...

Norwich
Bourrnemouth
Villa

whats your choice?

Your's

I have a strong dislike for all three teams.

 

[Arthur]

Based on the teams I've seen this season the three worst have been Norwich, Bournemouth and probably us. But that is based on individual games we've also been pretty good at times I'm sure Norwich and Bournemouth can claim the same.

However I think Norwich have too much to do. Then its take your pick between us, West Ham, Bournemouth, Villa.

Watford I think will have enough and they have a pretty decent run in.

We're sitting pretty at the moment but we have a tough run in HOWEVER unlike the other 3 we look like we know how to defend so I think we'll be ok.

Norwich, Bournemouth, Villa (West Ham will do them on the last day and stay up)

 

[Change at Barnham]

I think I'll pass and come back to comment after we've played United, Liverpool and City.
A slip up at Norwich would be an obvious disaster.

Once we're safe I'll be all over this thread.

 

[schmunk]

If muff do go down who will become the new "plucky" of the PL?
Assuming Dirty Leeds and West Bum are coming up ....

Are we in with a shout?

Watford, surely.

 

[Seasidesage]

Right now? I'd say the bottom three as it is. Poor as West Ham are they do have some good players and Villa at home.

 

[GT49er]

Us not being one of them is the main thing! I'm feeling reasonably confident now though (without complacency, of course).

Norwich I just can't see getting out of it.
Villa are, I think, the second least likely to escape. So sorry for John Terry and Grealish! (though Grealish will doubtless move on to a well paid place somewhere else).
West Ham - yes, please let them go down. Great to see that huge stadium, provided for them for peanuts, half empty in the Championship.
Bournemouth - keep them to be next season's Norwich.

Realistically, if looks like Norwich, Villa and (hopefully) one from two.

 

[Butch Willykins]

What a smug thread, or should I say some of the replies.

Agreed, we need to show some HUMILITY

 

[highflyer]

Karren Brady and the Porn Barons (snappy name for a band)

Not bad. But 'Karen Brady and the Dildo Brothers' would be better imo

 

[London Irish]

I think I'll pass and come back to comment after we've played United, Liverpool and City.
A slip up at Norwich would be an obvious disaster.

Once we're safe I'll be all over this thread.

Same here, too much tempting fate here. Do the business at Norwich we are out of it, slip up and big pressure back on the final games