@KiwiPie said in EPL 2021 / 2022:
@dogmeat Agree with most of that.
Clubs from last season who look vulnerable to relegation are
Southampton - seem to have runs of poor form but also a string of good results to keep them out of trouble. If Ward-Prowse is taken before deadline day pencil them in for a relegation battle.
Everton - sold the only striker who scored last season and Lampard looks to have little clue.
Brentford - Sheff U & Leeds did well in their first season and struggled in the 2nd. Teams should have worked them out and they don't have the magical Dane to provide the class.
Leeds - their best 2 players have left and have been replaced by players that Jesse Marsch knows. Expect a good season or a bad one, middle ground doesn't look an option.
Wolves - they have lost some players and don't score often. Could find themselves struggling.
Leicester - no signings yet and Newcastle sniffing around Maddison, Barnes, Tielemans, Fofana apparently.
Should probably stop there, not all clubs can be at the bottom!
I thought Everton had new relatively wealthy owners? You'd think they would have gotten a big enough scare last season






