Premiership - West Bromwich v To be relegated

Well taking into account that Spurs plus Newcastle will move up places at some point we can clearly see there is as much place to breathe as in ant elevator. Bolton and Fulham are experienced with relegation tumbles, therefore this leaves theoretically only Stoke, Brom plus 1 more candidate to go down. Wigan & Sunderland are strong this year. Have you seen the game Wigan gave v ambitious Liverpool? Zachi he is class, Valente rules the midfield, nah can't see both of them having any problems at all. Especially Sunderland who under Roy Keane seem to constantly improve.

I really can't see which 3 teams will finally end up below this crucial relegation thin red line. But I certainly cannot see W.Brom climbing above it. Hull they have played good, they have good morale, maybe they will repeat Reading's performance when they got promoted, maybe not..Who knows..It is still pretty early but I am gonna clinch this one, now that the odds are hot. By the new year we might be getting a 1.25 for Brom so I better hurry. No disrespect to Baggies fans but they haven't got enough to stay on the Premiership. Sooner or later this will show up and with the last game being away at Blackburn, it will be too much for them asking for miracles.I really can't see who can go down instead of Brom. Even Fulham and Stoke are much better teams than them. Worst case scenario is Hull starts to drop, Stokes doesn't manage as well plus one of Bolton or W.Ham (who are not looking good either) decides to join the backyard feast. But this is too many things at the same time. Coincidences don't happen, we create them with our logical assumptions. This is no coincidence at all, it is my best long term bet for this year. A cool £2000 to get back £3000 clean. Seems fair enough. I will buy! Good luck to those who follow me on this one!

Brom will go DOWN.

Pick : Brom to go back in the Championship
Odds : 2.50
Stake : 10 / 10
Bookmaker : Ladbrokes
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