| Congratulations to Sunderland 18:04 - May 24 with 1167 views | grumpy |
Must have spent the Stewart money wisely  |  | | |  |
| Congratulations to Sunderland on 18:28 - May 24 with 1129 views | Heisenberg |
They won’t get 25 points. Better than us but nowhere near Premier league quality. |  |
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| Congratulations to Sunderland on 18:32 - May 24 with 1119 views | kingslandstand1 |
Sheff Utd will be favourites to come up next season, as Sunlan will be favourites to come straight back down again |  |
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| Congratulations to Sunderland on 21:50 - May 24 with 929 views | Joiedevivre |
| Congratulations to Sunderland on 18:28 - May 24 by Heisenberg |
They won’t get 25 points. Better than us but nowhere near Premier league quality. |
The game was fairly shocking — neither would muster many points. They’ll tie our 12 if they’re luckily. [Post edited 24 May 21:51]
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| Congratulations to Sunderland on 07:12 - May 25 with 783 views | jopreston |
I said a few months back that I truly believe Derby's record will be beaten very very soon. The gap is getting bigger for sure, and so sooner or later someone will come up having over performed and then crash badly. Imagine if Bristol City won the play offs. It is not inconceivable that someone will come up one season and not win a single game. |  | | |
| Congratulations to Sunderland on 09:36 - May 25 with 667 views | Block8 |
Bugger, preferred Sunderland away to Sheffield! | | | |
| Congratulations to Sunderland on 11:18 - May 25 with 620 views | Flamingbankers |
Yes, good luck to Sunderland!
Can't see any of the promoted teams getting more than 15 points next season. Spurs finished 17th and are 13 points, at least, ahead of the next team, Leicester. Next season will be worse for the promoted clubs.
Eventually, surely they'll have to be changes because the established Premier League teams are getting too far ahead. The uncompetitive aspect will become untenable - although that hasn't changed in the Scottish Prem where the situation is just accepted probably because a Premiership couldn't work in any other way.
Money talks and fairness, genuine opportunity and competition, and creativity, have all been neatly swept under the carpet. Much like society today. | |
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| Congratulations to Sunderland on 12:07 - May 25 with 581 views | kingslandstand1 |
| Congratulations to Sunderland on 11:18 - May 25 by Flamingbankers |
Yes, good luck to Sunderland!
Can't see any of the promoted teams getting more than 15 points next season. Spurs finished 17th and are 13 points, at least, ahead of the next team, Leicester. Next season will be worse for the promoted clubs.
Eventually, surely they'll have to be changes because the established Premier League teams are getting too far ahead. The uncompetitive aspect will become untenable - although that hasn't changed in the Scottish Prem where the situation is just accepted probably because a Premiership couldn't work in any other way.
Money talks and fairness, genuine opportunity and competition, and creativity, have all been neatly swept under the carpet. Much like society today. |
With the number of American owners around now they will soon have their way as in the NFL with no relegation/promotion although whether they get as far as the draft or not is another matter | |
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| Congratulations to Sunderland on 16:02 - May 25 with 470 views | kernow |
Dont like Sunderland, never did , never will. | | | |
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