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highwaystar101 on 22 May 2009

How do you think it will turn out?

I think Everton will lose against Fulham as they want to conserve the squad. Aston Villa will nick 5th spot as the players are very enthusiastic and Newcastle are sh!t. The bottom four will not get anypoints between them.

 

League Table

Pos Team P W D L GD Pts
1 Manchester Utd 37 27 6 4 43 87
2 Liverpool 37 24 11 2 48 83
3 Chelsea 37 24 8 5 43 80
4 Arsenal 37 19 12 6 28 69
5 Everton 37 16 12 9 16 60
6 Aston Villa 37 16 11 10 5 59
7 Fulham 37 14 11 12 7 53
8 Tottenham 37 14 9 14 2 51
9 West Ham 37 13 9 15 -4 48
10 Manchester City 37 14 5 18 7 47
11 Stoke City 37 12 9 16 -14 45
12 Wigan 37 11 9 17 -12 42
13 Bolton 37 11 8 18 -11 41
14 Portsmouth 37 10 11 16 -18 41
15 Blackburn 37 10 10 17 -20 40
16 Sunderland 37 9 9 19 -19 36
17 Hull 37 8 11 18 -24 35
18 Newcastle Utd 37 7 13 17 -18 34
19 Middlesbrough 37 7 11 19 -28 32
20 West Brom 37 8 7 22 -31 31


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highwaystar101 on 22 May 2009

Bump

erm, justification, I think Stoke have not received enough credit for the consistent high performance levels considering the low skill of the players.



Wiped on 22 May 2009

Yeah I've been suprised at how Stoke have done, but then again, there are so many teams doing appallingly that someone had to be different - I can honestly say, I've never seen so many teams so deserving of the drop in one season. If they moved the relegation zone to 5 places I don't think the teams involved could really argue XD.

I think Hull, unless they manage to have a constructive summer break, refresh and get some good signings, will certainly go down next year, maybe in 20th, if they don't this year. They are that bad at the moment.

And yeah, Newcastle will most likely go down tomorrow, which I'm looking forward to, call me nasty, but they have been making all the wrong moves for years, it would finally be justice served.

BTW I thought the final day was on Sunday...?



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highwaystar101 on 23 May 2009

^ Yeah it's Sunday I just checked the fixtures list. Oh well, it's tomorrow from now lol.



NintendoMan on 23 May 2009

Stoke City have done very well and deserve more recognition. Its been a poor season when compared to last season. I reckon MiddlesBorough, Hull City, Newcastle United to all lose and Sunderland to survive by that virtue. I hope the football is better next season.



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FootballFan on 23 May 2009

I hope Newcastle go down. Its always nice seeing fresh faces in the prem and Hull, and stoke staying up will igve all the clubs hope.



highwaystar101 on 24 May 2009

bump



NintendoMan on 24 May 2009

Half time on survival sunday: Newcastle, Middlesborough, Hull City - all losing 1-0, while Sunderland drawing 0-0



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highwaystar101 on 24 May 2009

Sunderland are 1-1 now which is big for them if they can not only survive but survive convincingly.

Aston Villa are hammering Newcastle really, I'm watching the match right now. I'm amazed it's only 1-0.



highwaystar101 on 24 May 2009

to late 2-1 at Chelsea