| Everton or Burnley or Leeds 09:35 - May 1 with 20379 views | TGRRRSSS |
So it's seems a straight shootout now between these 3 to go down, Burnley have really pulled themselves up since Dyche left - though I don't personally think he did a bad job and the future even if they survive this season looks far from rosy.
However it's about this season only, who however of the 3 do you think will go down, and want to go down.
I guess Leeds or Everton would be very funny - Everton would be very intriguing given the finances paid or committed too in the past 5 years or so .
I think it'll be Everton and I'd laugh and laugh if it was Leeds given the media love in that still carries on.
Burnley would struggle most if they drop through the trap door however I'd think. | | | |  |
| Everton or Burnley or Leeds on 23:38 - May 22 with 1550 views | ManinBlack |
Oh OK. I know Leeds and Chelsea dislike each other but I hadn't considered Brentford a thorn in Leeds side. | | | |
| Everton or Burnley or Leeds on 08:06 - May 24 with 1260 views | eastside_r |
Although it has been mentioned earlier in the thread, I had not realised what a state they’re in.
Obviously, I feel for their fans but from a QPR perspective this was the best outcome. Everton or Leeds coming down (particularly Leeds) would have been amusing but you have to think either one would have been a strong contender for automatic next season, had that happened. Looks like Burnley won’t be. | | | |
| Everton or Burnley or Leeds on 10:42 - May 24 with 1113 views | toboboly |
Watford and Burnley both look shot for the coming year, Norwich will boss the league but it does seem to make it wide open at the top. If we can sell Willock for £20m then we have a chance at storming the division  | |
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