The League Table Come May 2019
#1
Tree 
Hand on heart, where do you think we'll be sitting?

I am predicting a fourth place finish and a crack at the play offs.
Panic on the streets of London
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#2
6th, lots of talent going forward but I'm still not convinced by the defence.
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#3
I think we will finish 6th and anything can happen in the play off's but we don't have a good record in them that's for sure.
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#4
In all honesty, I think we are going to win the League. I predict we'll be Champions!
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#5
I’m a negative so & so!
8th
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#6
(02-08-2018, 12:01 PM)Noor 1 Crew Wrote: In all honesty, I think we are going to win the League. I predict we'll be Champions!

It's difficult to predict, I admire your optimism Noor 1 and we could do a Wolves which you are insinuating.

However I predict a fourth place finish.
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#7
I think 4th.
COYR!
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#8
It will be very tight at the top of the table and impossible to predict but I will at least predict that we will finish in top 6.
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#9
(02-08-2018, 12:39 PM)GaribaldiRED Wrote: It will be very tight at the top of the table and impossible to predict but I will at least predict that we will finish in top 6.

my sentiments as well. the dreaded playoffs.

just going to keep my feet on the ground. under psycho we had won the league after 10 games.
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#10
(02-08-2018, 12:48 PM)the jock Wrote:
(02-08-2018, 12:39 PM)GaribaldiRED Wrote: It will be very tight at the top of the table and impossible to predict but I will at least predict that we will finish in top 6.

my sentiments as well. the dreaded playoffs.

just going to keep my feet on the ground. under psycho we had won the league after 10 games.

That is a point well worth remembering Jock (under psycho we had won the league after 10 games).

It's a marathon not a sprint, we should all remain calm if we don't get off to a great start.
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#11
3rd and up via the playoffs. England won a penalty shootout this summer so anything can happen!
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#12
This could be one of the most open seasons ever.

- Stoke look strong, but how will all their new players and their new manager gel?
- How will West Brom and Swansea deal with relegation?
- Pulis will make Boro hard to beat but will they score enough goals?
- How will Leeds' notoriously capricious manager get on?
- How will Lampard transition to the life of a manager with the sheep?
- Will Villa keep hold of their big players?
- Will any of the 'near misses' from last season (Preston/Norwich/Brentford/Millwall) kick on?

And regarding us:

- How will a practically whole new team gel?
- How will the overseas players adapt to the Championship?
- Will our lack of pace at centre-half hurt us?
- Will we score enough goals?

So many questions to be answered. I really can't call where we'll end up. I just daren't. I fervently hope that at the start of the 2019/2020 season Aitor Karanka is still our manager. Because that'll mean we've either got promoted, or got close enough to convince Marinakis to give him another year.
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