| Betting Odds 24/25 12:41 - May 27 with 3349 views | DWQPR |
Just looked on Oddschecker now we know the make up for next season of the Championship. The Champions of Europe are favourites at 5-1 and we are 13th at 28-1. Much better than last pre-season. | |
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 14:19 - May 27 with 3159 views | Stainrod |
So many variables about transfers making it crazy to bet on the outcome yet - but as a wild stab in the dark you could probably guess worse than 13th.
Lots of "ifs" but if Marti stays the whole season and budgets allow for a striker who scores actual goals I could see us finish several places higher than that, judging how we finished the season - further still if we can replace the likely departing Willock with a good provider.
Put another way, given our momentum, it would be very disappointing if we finished lower than 13th.
Underwhelming as Leeds proved, its probably not entirely reputation/ perceived "big club" status that has the bookies rank them favourites - the relegated teams arguably a lot weaker than last year.
If by some miracle Eze is sold and we really can spend then that could be quite exciting because the division looks as if it will be a lot more open at the top this year. [Post edited 27 May 14:21]
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 15:05 - May 27 with 3066 views | BklynRanger |
Only 10-1 for promotion, and that's before getting rid of Dykes and Begovich.
I was naively hoping for that sort of price for the playoffs or thereabouts. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 15:27 - May 27 with 3016 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
What happened to the 500 to 1 odds I thought we would be at least 100 to 1 for a top 6 finish but thats why the bookies are rich and every casino in the world financially secure they know the game .
If Marti stays and he gets his players we will be top 10 IMO and without our annual 7 or 8 game losing streak maybe better than that | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 15:31 - May 27 with 3000 views | Northernr |
I'm interested by the bottom of our division next year. Last year there were some very clear and obvious basket cases - Sheff Wed, Hudds, Rotherham, QPR.
That isn't really the case this year. You'd think Oxford, Plymouth seem to have lost their damn minds. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 15:53 - May 27 with 2906 views | stevec |
My plan is to wait for us to be bottom three at Xmas then pile on at 500/1 to win the play offs. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 15:54 - May 27 with 2903 views | GaryBannister86 |
My predictions are terrible, but I can envisage Rooney not being an absolute disaster at Plymouth. I suspect they will get behind him, the pressure will be off a little, and to be fair his job at Derby wasn't that bad in the circumstances. This will be the first time he is in a balanced position, can sign a player.....I wouldn't be surprised if he does OK. Crazy thoughts, I know.
Chelsea going after the Leicester manager on the other hand, my lord. I could have managed that Leicester squad to winning the league. I am not sure what that proves.
I'm a little surprised Sheff Utd are 16/1. Any club coming down shouldn't be that big, as we all know, and Wilder is proven to do well there. [Post edited 27 May 15:55]
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 16:45 - May 27 with 2787 views | kensalriser |
What have Oxford done? | |
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 16:54 - May 27 with 2743 views | fraserc |
Two separate thoughts, I think. Oxford should the get relegated and maybe Plymouth, who are certifiable [Post edited 27 May 16:54]
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 17:22 - May 27 with 2668 views | Esox_Lucius |
Dirty Lids have £190m outstanding transfer and loan fees due this coming season. With only £2m coming their way. That spells a fire sale as soon as the transfer window opens, and liklihood of a struggle next season for them. | |
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 17:51 - May 27 with 2583 views | Northernr |
I just don’t think they’ll have the team or the resources to compete. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 18:21 - May 27 with 2477 views | daveB |
I think Millwall might struggle again, same for Plymouth, Sheff Wed and I don't think Derby and Portsmouth will be that strong. Quite an open league next season | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 18:54 - May 27 with 2405 views | kensalriser |
Got you. Fooled by ambiguous punctuation. | |
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| Betting Odds 24/25 on 18:56 - May 27 with 2400 views | silverbirch |
Part of Wednesday’s problem was the age of their squad. Might mean they struggle again. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 19:07 - May 27 with 2363 views | kernowhoop |
With Bet 365, at the moment, we are 25-1 to win the league and 9-1 to be promoted. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 19:14 - May 27 with 2337 views | cyprusmel |
Wednesday finished with more points from their last 6 games than every other team in the league bar Millwall who won their last 5 out of six. | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 19:28 - May 27 with 2304 views | CLAREMAN1995 |
Plus they signed their Manager to a long term deal which was perfectly timed but puts Marti more in the spotlight I fear.
SW have an older squad and there is very little chance Bannon will stay playing at his excellent standard so they still have issues .
Oxford beat us 5-0 and we were lucky to get zero so they must be some good | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 22:55 - May 27 with 2107 views | daveB |
Leicester is the one to be concerned about with regards to Marti, could have done with them not losing their manager | | | |
| Betting Odds 24/25 on 10:53 - May 28 with 1849 views | dutch |
I suspect my Aunt Glads' Shepherds Bush blue rinse eleven could have beaten us 5-0 at that moment in time. | | | |
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