Going to be an intriguing final day. Huddersfield you’d expect to lose tonight given Chelsea need the win for top 4, which would then need Swansea to beat already relegated Stoke. Given Huddersfield have to play ‘Arsene’ in their final fixture, it’s also going to be tough for them to get the point they need, as you’d imagine the Arsenal players will want to give him a ‘send off’.
Is it possible that Saints could lose 5/6-0 and Swansea win 4/5-0. How funny would that be after those manic Sparky celebrations? ;lol
Lukerz it doesn't matter if Huddersfield lose they are still below Southampton on goal difference and if they lose their goal difference gets worse to so the margin for a Saints 5-0 lose margin and Swansea win margin of 5-0 increases.
Can't see Southampton going down, even City on their game are not going to bury more than 5 against them and Swansea don't have 5 goals in them....
Its either Swansea or Huddersfield, if Huddersfield pick a cheeky point up Swansea are down.
I think Swansea are gone. There won't be a nine goal swing unless City score at least 6 against Saints, which I think is a big ask on the last day of a league they won about two months ago.
I think Huddersfield will lose to Chelsea, but get at least a point against Arsenal, who are shocking away from home.
So its just Swansea and Southampton, a 10 goal swing. Swansea need some shooting boots and more on and they better hope City have their shooting boots and more on.
I'm delighted for last year's promoted teams, and losing Stoke and West Brom is no loss in footballing terms. To cap it all, Malaysia has just voted that crook Najib out of office! ;clap
My maths make it only 9 goal swing required (assuming Swansea score at least 2 more than Saints they will stay up on most goals scored) # clutching at straws
I actually think Swansea could score 3 or 4. They literally HAVE to go all out, and Stoke will be down in the dumps, so things could get going there.
I just think City don't care enough to smash Saints 5 or 6. They will want the win for the 100 points record, but when they hit 2 or 3 goals, they'll go into cruise control and be thinking about the summer.
So it's ;wave to Swansea IMO, though it would be beautiful to see Saints blow it.
After the press Stoke have received I could see Stoke beaten the Swans.
Ecstatic that the three newbies are all safe. As a fan I expect us not to be anywhere near the relegation zone next year with West Brom, Stoke and potentially Swansea gone.
From our point of view and transfers it is better Swansea go down - because they will need to be open to selling some of their players. On the other hand, Southampton are always open to selling their players regardless
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Is it possible that Saints could lose 5/6-0 and Swansea win 4/5-0. How funny would that be after those manic Sparky celebrations? ;lol
Disappointed that they wont be relegated.
Gutted Hughes wont have taken down two teams in one season.
Can't see Southampton going down, even City on their game are not going to bury more than 5 against them and Swansea don't have 5 goals in them....
Its either Swansea or Huddersfield, if Huddersfield pick a cheeky point up Swansea are down.
I think Huddersfield will lose to Chelsea, but get at least a point against Arsenal, who are shocking away from home.
# clutching at straws
I just think City don't care enough to smash Saints 5 or 6. They will want the win for the 100 points record, but when they hit 2 or 3 goals, they'll go into cruise control and be thinking about the summer.
So it's ;wave to Swansea IMO, though it would be beautiful to see Saints blow it.
Ecstatic that the three newbies are all safe. As a fan I expect us not to be anywhere near the relegation zone next year with West Brom, Stoke and potentially Swansea gone.
Mawson too but can see swans have set an unrealistic value
Think the 'super-computer SAM (Sports Analytics Machine) - created by @ProfIanMcHale at the University of Liverpool' needs an upgrade...