Mid-Table Mediocrity FC
Welcome to the land of “win a few, lose a few”—home of the false dawn.
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Newcastle United – Brutal summer window, brutal season ahead. Injuries, bad signings or just a lack of signings, Last year was a mess. The lack of a summer rebuild means mid-table mediocrity unless something drastic changes. Bruno G & Isak remain shining lights, but only if they are both their come September.
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Crystal Palace – Vibes and Eze. Nothing more, nothing less. Eze is pure box-office, and Glasner’s 3-4-2-1 brings structure. They’ll be annoying to play against but not consistent enough to push Europe. Still, loads to like. Danger team.
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Fulham – Mid-table, it’s what they do, not enough to go into the European mix, but too much to get drawn into the dog fight at the bottom. Jiménez and Muniz did OK, but the spark is fading. Silva’s side rely too much on set-pieces and moments. Comfortable, but uninspiring. Rumours of Sterling, Zinchenko and Dewsbury-Hall incoming shows that the team that do their business late in the window could find some gems in the dirt.
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Nottingham Forest –They’ll scrap their way to safety, there is just no way in hell that Nuno’s Forrest can do what they did last season, Chris Wood will go back to being himself, Elanga has gone tot the north east and the drop off they had at the end of last season? Sorry but that’s their true form and true level, says everything you need to know about the power of momentum. Still clinging on with enough fight and Forest magic.
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