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From what I've read Burnley are in a bad situation financially now and I think they will sell players and melt into Championship mediocrity, if not fight to avoid another relegation.
Watford, Norwich almost guaranteed to be at the top end of things, along with Boro, Sheff Utd, WBA
I think Sunderland will be towards the top end of things aswell, going by the trend of recently relegated top flight teams being promoted from the 3rd tier (Leicester, Norwich, Southampton, Wolves, Sheff Utd)
Rotherham, Wigan expected to be near the bottom
Reading have been hanging around down that end of the table for a while now, along with Birmingham, they'll get caught one year.
I don't think we've got a hope of being near the top but also confident that we'll be far enough from the bottom
Watford, Norwich almost guaranteed to be at the top end of things, along with Boro, Sheff Utd, WBA
I think Sunderland will be towards the top end of things aswell, going by the trend of recently relegated top flight teams being promoted from the 3rd tier (Leicester, Norwich, Southampton, Wolves, Sheff Utd)
Rotherham, Wigan expected to be near the bottom
Reading have been hanging around down that end of the table for a while now, along with Birmingham, they'll get caught one year.
I don't think we've got a hope of being near the top but also confident that we'll be far enough from the bottom