Mad Eyed Screamer
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The rags may struggle though
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Gap between the Premier League and the Championship seems the widest it's ever been.
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johnny crossan
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All those top name managers up here too - Lopetegu, Herzeler, Iraola, McKenna, Maresca, Cooper, Martin, Glasner, O'Neil, Slot.....
Kippaxpete
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Here's hoping where the perennial escape artists are concerned. At least they'll be able to console themselves with the best stadium in the Championship.I think all 3 promoted teams will go down, unless Everton’s death spiral proves permanent this season.
Ducado
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There is no way Ipswich will survive it’s a step too far for them
jimharri
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Their defence looked very ropey yesterday. If City hadn't more or less clocked out in that second half, it could have got very messy for them. And Delap needs to learn that he won't be playing City every week and that, if he continues his policy of kicking everything that moves, it won't be ignored like it was yesterday.Maybe not.. Ipswich have acquired well.
Still though, the top teams in the Championship quality wise are no where near anymore to Bottom 3 prem (before PL transfer window)
malg
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Just bullshit. Stop listening to fucking pundits.
give it to gordon
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When the pl has destroyed itself the gap won't be so big
mexico1970
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When the pl has destroyed itself the gap won't be so big
Sometimes it looks like the people running football in the organisations want to water down the PL and shove the wealth further down the pyramid.
They are trying to kick it to death IMO.
As well as the three promoted clubs, Everton,Wolves and Palace could be in the relegation mini league this season. Leicester have premier experience and may carve out enough results to stay up. Ipswich need to learn fast after two v.tough fixtures at the start of their campaign.As for Southampton, they'll be the whipping boys, just my opinion that all.