Your 3 bets for relegation

• #60 Reply
  Posted by Tom_Mc9? on 20 Mar, 2011 19:09
• Villa getting relegated in the same season as Birmingham winning a trophy is what nightmares are made of.
• #61 Reply
  Posted by Phil from the upper holte on 20 Mar, 2011 19:20
• If we go down but Blues, Albion and Wolves stay up I may just leave the country
  
  Blues, Wigan, Blackburn
• #62 Reply
  Posted by Des Little on 20 Mar, 2011 19:24
• Blackpool, Wigan, Villa.  It's heartbreaking to say it but we are doomed.
• #63 Reply
  Posted by Rigadon on 20 Mar, 2011 19:27
• I said it here a month ago that this season 'could' see Blues win a cup, Spurs win the European cup and us relegated - didn't believe it could happen then, starting to wonder now.
• #64 Reply
  Posted by Legion on 20 Mar, 2011 19:29
• I'll add a poll in a bit.
  
  I'm going for Wigan, Blackburn, SHA.
• #65 Reply
  Posted by the-farmer on 20 Mar, 2011 20:11
• Wolves
  B lose
  Blackburn
• #66 Reply
  Posted by OzVilla on 20 Mar, 2011 20:12
• Blues, Albion, Villa.
  
  The Dogheads will be pleased.
• #67 Reply
  Posted by myf on 20 Mar, 2011 20:13
• I was very downbeat yesterday but my predictions today result in the following point tallies:
  
  West Ham 43
  Wolves 42
  Villa 40 (wins against Ncastle and Wigan and a draw against Stoke)
  Blues 40
  West Brom 39
  Blackpool 38
  Blackburn 36 (a hellish run awaits them)
  Wigan 36
• #68 Reply
  Posted by KevinGage on 20 Mar, 2011 20:15
• Wigan, West Brom, Blackpool
  
  
  I've felt for a while we'll be involved going into the final game or so, and see no reason to alter that.
  
  We will be OK, ultimately. But that will be because of the shiteness of others, rather than any major upturn in our fortunes. We just need to continue our mediocre> poor form from the turn of the year. But worse than that -anything similar to Sunderland and Wolves yesterday-  and all bets are off.
  
  We'll get two wins from the remaining games before we play Arsenal and Liverpool, making us all but safe. Then a defeat at Arsenal (possibly a heavy one too) will put us back in it.
  
  We'll be sweating on the final game but other results will save us.
• #69 Reply
  Posted by The Villan On The Wirral on 20 Mar, 2011 20:16
• Wigan
  Wolves
  Blues/Blackpool
  
  Think and say what you want about Houllier,personally i want him out and have done for some time but for the 90 minutes you are at the match,get behind the team because booing never did anyone any good.UTV
• #70 Reply
  Posted by hawkeye on 20 Mar, 2011 20:24
• So 67% want GH sacked yet only 1 in 10 think we will go down, dosent make sense.
• #71 Reply
  Posted by Dave on 20 Mar, 2011 20:28
• Quote from: hawkeye on 20 Mar, 2011 20:24

  So 67% want GH sacked yet only 1 in 10 think we will go down, dosent make sense.
  

  Why doesn't it?
  
  "Not being relegated" isn't necessarily enough for people to want to keep him here.
• #72 Reply
  Posted by flybo on 20 Mar, 2011 20:30
• I think we will go down.
  Every time there is an anniversary we seem to be out of the top flight.
  74-75 centenary season division 2
  1988 the leagues centenary season division 2.
  This year 100 years in the top flight might not be in it next season.
  
• #73 Reply
  Posted by Andy_Lochhead_in_the_air on 20 Mar, 2011 20:50
• Wigan, Blackburn and us Im afraid.
  
  Wigan I feel are the poorest side in the division.
  Us and Blackburn seem to have the least fight and the least likely to pull a surprise result out the bag somewhere.
• #74 Reply
  Posted by TonyD on 20 Mar, 2011 20:59
• I would say it is almost impossible to predict this season.   The ones to go down will those who dont have the stomach to fight for every point every game.   Lady luck will also play her part. The last 10 mins of the last day's games will be like no other.
  
  I would go for Wigan + 2.  Just pray we are not one of the 2.