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totally agree mate – there’s such a massive gap and it really is terrible… the majority of games for most teams have little bearing really… even now teams like stoke/sunderland have little to play for in the league.
However, big money is what pulls in the crowds and in a capitalist world people enjoy watching the best players in the best league. I mean the EPL is richer for the squad that city have developed… Also, there is still a definite top 6 that competes. Spurs vs City is an awesome match up and pulls a big audience. And on the other end – the market to go down is pretty wide open with all the promoted sides outperforming at the moment. Even Wigan who look odds on to go down have some chance if rodellaga can stop missing easy chances….
I totally agree that the league is uneven – but different ambitions mean that clubs compete in sort of smaller intra-leagues…
Also, as the article suggests – i think they’ll always be a bottom and top side no matter what and this interplay of the no pressure match will always exist. He’s just painting a picture of fandom i think
how’s stevey bruce going to turn it around? without sessegnon you guys would be in dire straights
The 0-6 predicament: a thing of pure beauty
i go for arsenal mate and playing against the bottom teams is the absolute pits – all we can do is lose and if we win it’s just the expected result so not that exciting. Although I never really get tired of RVP scoring no matter. Maybe they can implement some kind of salary cap if you want it be fairer…
The 0-6 predicament: a thing of pure beauty
i reckon hughes has it mate – look at his record in south africa last time – he’ll get runs in the 2nd innings you’ll see…
South Africa vs Australia: Day 1 recap
fevola is a dead set dud – absolutely no ways would i take him…
Brendan Fevola deserves a second chance