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So, who do you want to come down/up?

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  • Exiled_Addick
    Exiled_Addick Posts: 17,219
    If Wigan win tomorrow night there will be 4 teams on 38 points. How costly might that thumping Newcastle got from Liverpool the other night turn out to be? Very costly hopefully.
  • Blucher
    Blucher Posts: 4,155
    Newcastle down - I like the club and the supporters but my intense dislike of Pardew outweighs all of that. I also very much admire what Martinez has achieved against the odds at Wigan ( as well as turning down Villa last year ).

    Brentford up - just up the road from me, so an easy and thoroughly enjoyable away trip, and I like the club generally. Apart from 1992/93, when they went straight down, they haven't been as high as second tier level for 49 years. Their game today against Swindon was riveting and probably 10 times more entertaining than Sunderland v Stoke ( although I didn't stick around for that drudgery after half time ).
  • LuckyReds
    LuckyReds Posts: 5,866
    edited May 2013
    Brighton or Leicester going up would be nice.

    I would like to see Newcastle come down purely as I dislike their fans and it would be nice to see the "Pardew Magic" do it's work again...

    That said, I'd be concerned that they would immediately take up one of the top 6 spots next season..
    Callumcafc said:

    Want Brentford to come up. I'll take Norwich coming down as it's easy for me to get to from Uni. :-)

    UEA?
  • stonewallpenalty
    stonewallpenalty Posts: 3,842
    This thread has an alarming air of expectation within it.
  • palarsehater
    palarsehater Posts: 12,304
    brentford up
    newcastle down purely for the fact of a good weekend up there could be had, saying that we will probably have them like bournemouth as a midweek
  • Mortimerician
    Mortimerician Posts: 5,222
    Brentford up Wigan down, although the horse punchers would also be amusing.
  • BR7_addick
    BR7_addick Posts: 10,217
    Yeovil to come up as I've got them in my Play-off accumulator.
    Newcastle/Sunderland to be relegated as I've not been either of them before.
  • StigThundercock
    StigThundercock Posts: 3,722
    Reading (never been), QPR could 'do a Wolves' and Newcastle cos they'll go into turmoil & meltdown next term
    Donnie on merit, Bournemouth nice day trip and Yeovil cos they'll be the weakest.
    If that works we'll have at least 4 teams not worth worrying about - easier to finish 6th in a division of 20
  • philcafc
    philcafc Posts: 3,902
    Brentford and fulham would be nice to give us 2 easy to get to games. Don't rule fulham out of relegation, they have lost their last 4 and end with liverpool (h) and swansea(a). They could easily fail to get a point out of those 2 and go down with 40 points,
  • IdleHans
    IdleHans Posts: 11,000
    purdis said:

    There seems to be a high demand for Pardew to fail. Was he that bad a manager at the Valley?

    You're new here, aren't you?

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  • Folev the red
    Folev the red Posts: 2,087
    Brentford and Fulham would be nice.
  • BlackForestReds
    BlackForestReds Posts: 17,952
    Prem - Wigan to get relegated, Newcastle or Sunderland would create a big opponent, Wigan could/would be forced to axe a few players to balance the books and might lose their way. Wanting Newcastle to get relegated so that Pardew gets the tin-tack is irrelevant, he'll go in the summer.

    L1 - Yeovil, we can beat them.

    Bradford - for Parky's sake.
  • Callumcafc
    Callumcafc Posts: 63,879
    LuckyReds said:

    UEA?

    Essex, in Colchester. Still just a direct train. :-)

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