| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth 10:14 - May 25 with 837 views | jasondozzell |
Will have European fixtures? |  | | |  |
| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 10:19 - May 25 with 809 views | unstableblue |
100%
Yes Guehi departure didn’t help. But Palace form surely had been effected? And Newcastle.
Am sure Bournemouth have selected a strong replacement, but there’s manager flux on the south coast as well.
Next season is all about strong signings, evolving the pragmatic FC approach in the system with better transition and clinical finishing, COMBINED with 3 or 4 teams struggling next season.
Cov and Hull are there - we need other candidates. |  |
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| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 10:56 - May 25 with 711 views | southnorfolkblue |
I was thinking the same thing, particularly for Sunderland. Shades of us 25 years ago. Second season syndrome. Squad depth tested to the max with all those additional games.
Stranger things have happened…. |  |
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| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 11:00 - May 25 with 695 views | RIPbobby |
Yes this should help. A Thursday fixture away in Poland then a Sunday match away to us.
I'm thinking there are question marks over eight teams next season. That will also help us. Last time we were against fifteen nicely established sides. This season it will not be like that. Lovely. [Post edited 25 May 18:25]
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| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 11:14 - May 25 with 664 views | C_Jam_Blue |
Yes I am beginning to feel surprisingly optimistic about next season.
Some of the 'smaller' teams having European fixtures
Hull winning the play-off
Possible big points deduction for Man City (would have to be about 4p pts to see them in the bottom three though!)
Managerial turmoil, pretty much half the league will have new or very recent managers (hopefully a few Igor Tudors in there!)
We will hopefully have learned from our last PL experience.
I hope this post doesn't come back to haunt me anytime soon. | | | |
| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 11:27 - May 25 with 623 views | ParisBlue |
Palace too
Likely to have lots of Sunday games mind.
I think the benefit isn't so much those teams will struggle throughout the season, more so that when we play them we have a chance of winning.
Realistically were going to need 35+ points irrespective of other teams performances. [Post edited 25 May 11:30]
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| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 11:37 - May 25 with 579 views | jas0999 |
Maybe.
Looking at Palace, you’d have to say yes.
Looking at Villa - less so. | | | |
| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 11:40 - May 25 with 568 views | burnbudgiesburn |
Anything helps I guess, but I think the biggest thing for us is to hit the ground running.
How on earth did Sunderland gel so quickly with so many new additions? | | | |
| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 12:02 - May 25 with 497 views | cbower |
| Potentially helpful that Sunderland and Bournemouth on 11:40 - May 25 by burnbudgiesburn |
Anything helps I guess, but I think the biggest thing for us is to hit the ground running.
How on earth did Sunderland gel so quickly with so many new additions? |
They got a few home wins on the board early on, no monkey on their back, no pundits (eg Scholes) predicting mid table. |  |
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