For all the blaming of Mark Hughes at Stoke it's quite funny that he has kept Southampton up - deservedly so too.
Hudds to go down you'd expect.
I do have a soft spot for Southampton so am very glad to see them stay up. I also don't mind hughes, he's not a terrible manager in the style of pardew etc and at least attempts to get his teams playing football - I thought they looked pretty good against Everton, not quite at the same level today though.He went stale at Stoke - recruitment was bad (they tend to hand it all to their managers, so he has to carry the can) and they probably needed to get rid earlier. But he's done alright at Saints, who in turn held on to Pellegrino for way too long. Hughes isn't a bad manager. A disaster at QPR, City was too big for him (remember he was appointed by Thaksin, not ADUG) but everywhere else he's either been ok or good.
Well, Arsenal have 0 points away from home in 2018...
They should win on Sunday but they are truly horrible away from the Emirates this year. Think they've won three league games.
Swansea doing daft things at the end.
Jordan Ayew standing offside at a free kick, the goalie belting it down field before any Swansea players could get there
Saints deserved the win and survival. If Swansea keep the squad they've got I'd back them to come straight back up
I think Swansea just ran out of ideas tonight. And presuming they go down, they will doubtlessly lose some players in the summer, and like Stoke and the Albion they will have to adjust to life in the championship.
It isn't rumoured. It's known.
So how are Albion relegated already?
Fuck sake. I read the table as Swansea in 17th somehow.They have 31 points, Southampton and Huddersfield both have 36, Albion have one game left. Come on mate.