no_loyalty
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Looks like Newcastle and Norwich are gonners, Sunderland currently 2-0 up against Everton
Premiership Relegation (2 Viewers)
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ConnorDevine
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apparently sunderland still really hate us over that relegation years ago
Otis
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And just heard on Twitter that they are blaming us for them only being 2 nil up tonight.
We're right utter barstards us lot aren't we.
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Jack Griffin
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Can't wait till next season..
no_loyalty
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All over 3-0 to the Mackens
J
Jack Griffin
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Hasta la vista Roberto
no_loyalty
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Martinez will be sacked before the end of the week
LastGarrison
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Good. I can't fucking stand Geordies.
no_loyalty
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Might put £10 on Sunderland winning the title next season
Bird!!
Bird is the word!
I recall playing the Toffees to stay up on a Sunday morning in 84 or 85, two international Scottish strikers light.
Maybe B is for Bonus.
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Deleted member 2477
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Thats any chance of arma coming back next season now.
also hate sunderland for their constant crying over being relegated and their comments over jh.
cant stand the wnkrs
also hate sunderland for their constant crying over being relegated and their comments over jh.
cant stand the wnkrs
Otis
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Was thinking more 'bribe' to be honest.
Terry Gibson's perm
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Jack Griffin
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That's a wrap then, Big Sam does not get relegated.
Otis
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I could be hopeless too for £100,000.
eastwoodsdustman
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The Geordie Goon Army get what they deserve. Hounded Pardew out and constantly moan about the amount of investment (which is huge in reality). They're never happy and reap what they sow.
chiefdave
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Predictably there's already people having a go at Maddison about his PL move. If anything this is good news for Arma, Maddison and Murphy. Greatly increases the chance of them being in or around first team football next season.
Nick
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Really? what are they saying?
I don't get that. Fair enough point out his diving or falling over etc, but don't shout at the lad because of the move. I don't think many people would turn it down.
Gazolba
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Things like that result rarely happen by accident ...
CJ_covblaze
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Could be good news in a way. As short term loans are banned from next season if they were in the Prem they'd loan him out to the Championship and if/when he wasn't quite ready he'd be stuck there for a long period. With them in the Championship he'll stay with them initially and if/when he's struggling they'll be able to send him somewhere.
oldskyblue58
CCFC Finance Director
I think the team that will cope with the relegation best is Norwich. Financially they run a tighter ship and have (with respect) players better suited to the Championship
Whereas Villa & Newcastle will be bleeding money on players that seem to me not to have the fight needed but huge financial expectations
Not going to be easy or a given that any of them will come straight back up
Whereas Villa & Newcastle will be bleeding money on players that seem to me not to have the fight needed but huge financial expectations
Not going to be easy or a given that any of them will come straight back up
chiefdave
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Its beyond me why it isn't standard for player contracts to have relegation clauses. If the club goes down your salary goes down but you are free to leave.
All clubs should be doing that and remove the need for parachute payments.
fernandopartridge
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Indeed, it's arguable that there are plenty of clubs in the Championship who are bigger (in fanbase and historical terms) than many Premier League teams. It'll be a real battle there next season, such a shame we're not in it, would have done wonders for our budget with loads of big away followings (and hopefully good home ones too).
Covstu
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But with the huge injection of cash for prem teams, will this change?? I think Burnley will struggle majorly next year, Middlesbrough will make a fist of it but will stay up (just) and I think the only one that would survive out of the playoffs would be Brighton. Teams still up like Baggies may struggle.
Gazolba
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I partially agree. The gap between the bottom half of the Prem and the top half of the Championship is getting smailer. But only because so many of those teams have recently switched places. In general though, the gap between the rich clubs and the poor clubs is getting larger every season.