Premier League : 2022/23

**Rooney2808** · 12-06-23, 16:23

Pretty sure it's happened before.

**Rooney2808** · 12-06-23, 16:24

In 2001/02, Fulham, Blackburn Rovers and Bolton Wanderers all survived. In 2011/12, QPR, Norwich City and Swansea City all stayed up and the most recent success was in 2017/18, when Newcastle United, Brighton & Hove Albion and Huddersfield Town all did the business in the top flight.

**Ryankelvin** · 12-06-23, 18:40

Originally Posted by Privet

Is this the first season that a least not one of the promoted teams went straight back down ?

It is quite uncommon, generally one of the promoted teams never gets going. I thought Forest would go straight back down,

**Barney Rubble** · 12-06-23, 18:59

Originally Posted by Ryankelvin

It is quite uncommon, generally one of the promoted teams never gets going. I thought Forest would go straight back down,

Me and you could fall out yet Ryan !

COME ON THE FOREST!

**Privet** · 12-06-23, 19:01

Well in fairness it was looking very likely for a good while Barney but fair play to cooper he got them there. Must say I was happy to see them stay especially with the favour they did West Ham stopping Moyes making a horror signing with Lingard

Originally Posted by Barney Rubble

Me and you could fall out yet Ryan !

COME ON THE FOREST!

**Barney Rubble** · 12-06-23, 19:07

Originally Posted by Privet

Well in fairness it was looking very likely for a good while Barney but fair play to cooper he got them there. Must say I was happy to see them stay especially with the favour they did West Ham stopping Moyes making a horror signing with Lingard

Shin guard/ Lingard! We stayed up and that's what mattered.

Glad that Cooper got the chance to see out the season when other managers were dropping like flies.

Hopefully he'll have a team next year that really can compete at the top level. Time will tell.

**Ryankelvin** · 12-06-23, 19:17

Originally Posted by Barney Rubble

Me and you could fall out yet Ryan !

COME ON THE FOREST!

I didn’t say I wanted them to go down, but they were on cliff edge, I would never have expected Leicester to go down instead.

**Barney Rubble** · 13-06-23, 08:19

Originally Posted by Ryankelvin

I didn’t say I wanted them to go down, but they were on cliff edge, I would never have expected Leicester to go down instead.

Only messin with ye Ryan. Yeah it was looking ominous for a few weeks there.

Maybe next season they might get possession above 30% or even as high as 40%. Even the games they won this year they were lucky to have over 30% possession even at the City Ground.

**Nononsense111** · 13-06-23, 16:47

Originally Posted by Ryankelvin

It is quite uncommon, generally one of the promoted teams never gets going. I thought Forest would go straight back down,

I thought Bournemouth were really impressive. They were hugely tipped for the drop. Particularly early doors when they got walloped 9-0 by Liverpool, don't think anyone saw them having as good a season as they did!

**Ketchup2023** · 17-06-23, 08:43

Martin Tyler is to step down as sky sports commentator this summer. It said he's 33 years with them. His most famous commentary must be the aguero goal against qpr.

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