The Premier League Thread

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Based purely on fixtures, it doesn’t look good for Bournemouth or Villa. Sadly I think West Ham will get out of it, but you never know what performance they’ll put in. West Ham do have Spurs and Chelsea next, but their run in overall (on paper) is easier.
 
Based purely on fixtures, it doesn’t look good for Bournemouth or Villa. Sadly I think West Ham will get out of it, but you never know what performance they’ll put in. West Ham do have Spurs and Chelsea next, but their run in overall (on paper) is easier.


No way will West Ham get relegated ( I hope they do but simply because of Karen Brady and the other two . .

I want Bournemouth , West ham , and AN other ( Not Norwich to go down ) won't happen !
 
It IS very dull, I’ll agree.
How come Sheffield United had to play twice before these two teams played? I don’t understand
Aston Villa v Sheffield United and Man City v Arsenal were postponed from their original dates pre-lockdown due to the EFL Cup final. So they had to be played first to ensure everyone had played the same amount of games.