Who will stay? Who will go down?

• iveco

  10 Jun 05, 17:08

  I just looked through a copy of a Britihs soccer magazine at the local newsagent's. It says Wigan have a higher chance of staying in the top flight due to their financial clout (its owner is the founder of JJB sportswear distributor). Sunderland and West Ham are still paying off their debts, but the former, buoyed by their Championship-winning run, could yet make some impact in the EPL.
  
  What do the rest of the fans say?
• Airbus330Captain

  10 Jun 05, 17:16

  Money doesnt mean success , Wigan may have the money , they don't have Premiership experience like Sunderland or West Ham . For next season , Wigan , WBA and Portsmouth will go down. Sunderland and West Ham will just scrape through.
• dragg

  10 Jun 05, 17:29

  sunderland has better chances.
  
  
• iveco

  14 Jun 05, 19:12

  Originally posted by Airbus330Captain:

  Money doesnt mean success , Wigan may have the money , they don't have Premiership experience like Sunderland or West Ham . For next season , Wigan , WBA and Portsmouth will go down. Sunderland and West Ham will just scrape through.

  Well, Leicester certainly had more EPL experience than Pompey or Wolves combined, and they weren't expected to make any impact. Sure enough, they went down after one season.
  
  The same logic also says that Leeds should have at least grabbed a playoff spot, but they didn't.
• 798

  14 Jun 05, 19:13

  i think man u will go down!
• iveco

  14 Jun 05, 19:14

  Originally posted by 798:

  i think man u will go down!

  Been wishing that myself.
• 798

  14 Jun 05, 19:18

  Originally posted by iveco:

  Been wishing that myself.

  the MU fans will boycott tickets sales and the players will play shitty football since the takeover. soon mu will landed up in debt that they forced to sell their players away.
  
  they will become another leeds united.