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Early odds for next season


NickG
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Whoever comes down from the Prem will be amongst the favourites because of the parachute payments. And the three teams who don't go up via the playoffs will be up there too. So we'll be expected to be around upper to mid-table. Which is fair, if they assume we'll spend some money.

 

I was a little surprised to see Leeds at 20/1, being as they just missed out on the playoffs after a great start to the season.

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Nice to see us so near the top (of the teams named so far), although look at Boro last season - clear favourites and spent all season hanging around near the bottom.

 

I certainly think that expectation/pressure plays a big part, and the fact that we are predicted to have a decent season (mid-table to playoffs) but nobody expects us to necessarily go up I think will help us. Just look at Norwich this season!

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Nice to see us so near the top (of the teams named so far), although look at Boro last season - clear favourites and spent all season hanging around near the bottom.

 

I certainly think that expectation/pressure plays a big part, and the fact that we are predicted to have a decent season (mid-table to playoffs) but nobody expects us to necessarily go up I think will help us. Just look at Norwich this season!

 

Everybody seems to think Boro are far better than they really are. Mind you Strachan was a disaster there.

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My what a surprise that is. Wouldn't waste money on him going to Arsenal myself though.

Arsenal need real players to challenge for something next season; Ox is a great prospect but he won't win them a trophy next season.

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