Stig
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Looking at the fixture list I'm thinking Everton.
That Neanderthal did an awfully good job keeping them up there for so long on a paper thin budget didn't he?Everton.
Now that the neanderthal Dyche is sacked, Burnley can start to play … football.
Aye, sacked before he relegated them though. Not one person will miss longball.That Neanderthal did an awfully good job keeping them up there for so long on a paper thin budget didn't he?
Yeah I agree with that , though i had started to form a begrudging respect for the sheer ugliness of it all.Aye, sacked before he relegated them though. Not one person will miss longball.
Ironically it's the credit in the bank he had from previous season's that might cost Burnley their top flight status (there's no other logical reason he survived 1 win in 21).Aye, sacked before he relegated them though. Not one person will miss longball.
They were relegated in the 50s.I don't know everton holding the record for never going down in their history and it being broken feels wrong.
I don't particularly care for them but they're undeniably a historical club, would be a shame if they were to go down like this.
Yes you are correct they've been relegated a few times it seems so no historical record will be broken if they go down.They were relegated in the 50s.
Arsenal is the only top flight club never to be relegated.
I think it's more a mental block than anything else (although you would have thought them finally winning at Anfield last season would have rid them of it).No lose for us.
Everton and we lose a Liverpool lite rabid bunch who always put big performances in against us, yet bow down to their city hosts.
Burnley and we lose a bunch of scufflers who make a lovely small club story, but haven't really contributed much for years.
Yes you are correct they've been relegated a few times it seems so no historical record will be broken if they go down.
Still there is a real possibility they might end up in the championship hell the way teams like derby , leeds and forrest did but I don't think you would mind that would you.
Didn't they just play LeicesterEverton have the much harder run of games. They have to play Liverpool, Chelsea, Leicester and Arsenal.
They play them againDidn't they just play Leicester
Not that dissimilar to Manchester in the 90s to be honestLiverpool as a footballing city must be a really surreal place roundabouts now. One half are attempting total, unprecedented domination, whilst the other is plummeting to depths pretty much unknown as it's not just a case of potential relegation looming over them but also financial devastation.
Let's hope the former don't have their way, but imagine they do at the same time Everton go down. For some Liverpool supporters this would be the kind of climax they couldn't have even fantasised about, and on the other side of the coin, the kind of nightmare even It couldn't have brought to life.