Top six 1- Leicester 2-Wolves 3-Birmingham 4-Cardiff 5-Blackpool 6-Bolton Bottom six 24-Peterborough 23-Barnsley 22-Huddersfield 21-Sheffield Wednesday 20-Charlton 19-Watford Obviously business is still to be done,but I don't think this will be to far wrong. Over to you guys. I reckon city will be between 18th and 10th depending on the signings made.
No particular order Top 6 Leicester Blackpool Wolves Birmingham Cardiff M'boro Bottom 6 Barnsley Peterborough Derby Millwall Brighton Huddersfield We'll finish lower half of the table around 13-18th
Red you said last season we should of had Jones, who is now at a club with more transfer funds massive support but you put them in the bottom 6 ?? No order Wolves Cardiff Birmingham Leicester Leeds (bastard Warnock) Barnsley Petersbourough Millwall Watford Huddersfield Brighton We will be between bottom 6 and 10
Bolton Birmingham Wolves Blackburn Hull City Leicester Derby Blackpool Huddersfield Millwalll Peterbrough Barnsley
Excellent manager,unless they improve heavily that squad will struggle. Dave Jones I do rate highly,will do a job at any championship club.
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Top 6 Bolton Leicester Blackburn Wolves Birmingham Hull Bottom 6 Sheff Weds Millwall Watford Peterborough Huddersfield Barnsley
Jeez, why on EARTH does anyone think that Huddersfield will be bottom 6 next year....????!! This is very definitely a proud and well backed club on the up and like most of these, (e.g. Norwich, Southampton), I think they are more likely to be top 6.... Same goes for Wednesday...
Top 6 Leicester Bolton Birmingham Hull Leeds Blackpool Bottom 6 Forest Crystal Palace Peterborough Huddersfield Barnsley Burnley
I said Leeds will do well under Warnock, but all seems quite up there,Warnock not happy funds have not been made available as promised.Will he walk if so Leeds will struggle.
According to sky warnock can't wait for the season to start,seems uncle bates has smoothed it over with warnock. I Still think Leeds will do very very well under him. Regards the rest of us not a lot is happening in the championship activity wise,either it is going to fall flat on it's face,or there is going to be some frantic business over the next month.
Well I hear they have a debt of about 100 million ? not sure, so they'll probably be losing most of their better players, so with a possibility of having such a small team and playing 46 games +, I don't think they'll be consistent enough and there are slightly stronger teams like, Wolves, Birmingham, Leicester, Middlesbrough, Leeds, Cardiff and Blackpool who'll finish above them imo So they'll be top half around 8-12th
Top six 1- Wolves 2-Blackburn 3-Birmingham 4-Boro 5-Bolton 6-Charlton Bottom six 24-Millwall 23-Barnsley 22-Forest 21-Sheffield Wednesday 20-Burnley 19-Huddersfield & now in no particular order 7th - 12th Blackpool, Brighton, Cardiff, Hull, Ipswich, Leicester 13th - 18th City, Palace, Derby, Leeds, Peterborough, Watford
Unfortunately, unless King Bates gets his wallet out and stops selling their best players, Leeds aren't in with a shout. Warnock can't do well without backing and sooner rather than later, him and Bates will fall out and we know how that will end up... I wouldn't underestimate Hull this year. Steve Bruce at the helm. No limit on the transfer budget. Promising young players. Write us off at your peril. I reckon Bristol will stay up safely this year. Too many teams are a lot worse. It's definitely Barnsley's time to go. 24th place for the multi-fingered community.
Only one entry so far for City; in the top six. Are we all being very naive, too optimistic or just plain stupid? Or is it that none of us wants to face the fact that at present, we are bottom six material. Agreed some signings could change that but the new team is going to have to gel pretty quickly.
I think Hull's season will depend on your signings,get three or four quality people in a you will have a shout at play-offs don't see you top two even with steve bruce.
