Forget who will win
the league in this edition of Premiership, with Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City
already in the driver’s seat, now we are set to follow another race. The
relegation or salvation of who will go down or stay put in the big circuit of
Premiership.
So far, we have a
sure candidate that is prone for doom and this is the lads of West Brom Albion
struggling ever since the start of the campaign and with two men taking over
its helm and not being able of preventing its fall.
With just 20 points and
six matches left in the campaign, and to add to its woes the likes of Alan
Pardew calling it quits, I believe this move by the club was a little too late
for someone that just won one match and lost twelve. Situated in the bottom of
the table not even a miraculous comeback can save the Baggies of their next
campaign destinies in the ranks of Championship.
Atop Albion is
another squad that saw its luck down in the campaign until their move in the
helm of letting go of Mark Hughes after a failed stint in Britannia and
substituted by Paul lambert that little this man has done to leveled or revive
the Potters. Still the Staffordshire side can see a glimpse of hope with its 27
points and six matches left to see a sort of revival to assure its permanency
in EPL.
In eighteenth place,
we have one of my favorite clubs that once use to display one of the best
academies in the English Premier League in its amazing and promising initials
eleven. After this squad, sell the majority of its stellar players to several of
the so-called league giants, leaving them with just scraps.
For a squad of the
likes of the Saints, by being a small entity to lure big name players and
depending on young players purchased to be developed but with no blueprint
anymore for their formation. The arrival of Mark Hughes to St. Mary’s little
hope awakens after his dismissal from Stoke City.
Still situated in a
positon with a little room for improvement and 28 points trailing Crystal
Palace with thirty points and Huddersfield with thirty-one, the outlook of
salvation can be within reach but with positive results versus this weekend
losing to the West Ham bunch.
As they state is not over
until is over, with seven matches left in the whole campaign to see an end to
this edition of the English Premier League coming to its conclusion, there is
an opportunity for the Potters or Saints of making a sort of comeback.
However, the race for
relegation not only involves three squads but also goes to eight as the Magpies,
Gulls and Hammers nearing the amount of points for their salvation, but with
the risk of still becoming prime targets for the abyss.
Red-hot- you bet as
this campaign will see in the end who will be the candidates at the end to go
down to the ranks of Championship, as the heat is on for some squads to deliver
positive results in the end.
At the end with West
Brom Albion going down thanks to the indifference of its directives, the
question raised is what other squads will be following the unfortunate destinies
of Albion.
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