[Breaking]Next season, there could be a total of 9 English clubs playing in Europe for the first time ever in Premier League history

Medicated Oil

Honorary Member
Joined
Jul 7, 2011
Messages
147,596
Reaction score
61,072
Next season, Toon will be a force to be reckon with. They'll definitely finish ahead of 2 of the big 6.

@feitz @Kilrach @Toonsy92 @UptheToon @Medicated Oil @Nevereatrice @Kumar22
Top 6:
- MC will be stronger with HaHa.
- LFC will be offloading a lot of players which will weaken them since they will not have the bench depth to handle all the competitions like this season.
- Chelsea is still finding its new god father. I think most of the players may decide to leave if they dun like the new owner.
- Man U will be in more mess cos ETH and Ralf will continue to fight with the players and the management instead of other FC.
- Spurs may be getting their Poche back while Conte move to PSG.
- Arsenal will become stronger when they can get some decent players.

Unfortunately, Toons is not yet ready to go to top 4 and remain there.
West Ham have a higher chance if they can retain their players and get more decent players.
Dun think the rest of them stand any chance.

As for the Foxes and Hammers proceeding further in the competition, it is still early to count the chicken.
 

standing

Senior Member
Joined
Nov 5, 2010
Messages
2,290
Reaction score
35
West ham play champs league will end up bz until drag into relegation fight?
 

Toonsy92

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Nov 10, 2010
Messages
36,847
Reaction score
2,325
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/18321332/premier-league-record-nine-teams-in-europe/amp/

skysports-west-ham-craig-dawson_5739915.jpg


A PREMIER League record NINE top flight teams could take part in European competition next season.

England currently has seven direct places, with four Champions League slots, two in the Europa League and one in the Uefa Conference League - initially for the Carabao Cup winners.

But if West Ham and Leicester, both now semi-finalists, go on to win their respective tournaments, it opens the way for an extra TWO places - as long as neither of them finish in the top seven.

West Ham have the biggest carrot, knowing a victory in the Europa League final in Sevilla next month would earn them a place in the Champions League for the first time - as one of FIVE Prem representatives.

A Leicester win in the Conference League Final would see them earning a spot in next term’s Europa League, alongside the teams who finish fifth and sixth.

And if Wolves were then to overtake the Hammers and finish seventh, they would earn a spot in the Conference League.

If West Ham win and finish fifth or sixth, the Prem would only have one team in the Europa League, and if they were to triumph and finish seventh there would be no English side in the newest competition.

A Leicester win and finish outside the top seven would mean eight Prem sides in action, including the seventh-placed side in the Conference League.

So, if both West Ham and Leicester win and neither finish in the top seven, then 9 Premier League teams will play in Europe next season for the first time in history.

CL: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, West Ham (EL winners)

EL: 5th, 6th, Leicester (UConfL winners)

UConfL: 7th
So confusing that there is a very remote chance Newcastle be in Europe competition next season. :s13: :s13:
 

Toonsy92

High Supremacy Member
Joined
Nov 10, 2010
Messages
36,847
Reaction score
2,325
Top 6:
- MC will be stronger with HaHa.
- LFC will be offloading a lot of players which will weaken them since they will not have the bench depth to handle all the competitions like this season.
- Chelsea is still finding its new god father. I think most of the players may decide to leave if they dun like the new owner.
- Man U will be in more mess cos ETH and Ralf will continue to fight with the players and the management instead of other FC.
- Spurs may be getting their Poche back while Conte move to PSG.
- Arsenal will become stronger when they can get some decent players.

Unfortunately, Toons is not yet ready to go to top 4 and remain there.
West Ham have a higher chance if they can retain their players and get more decent players.
Dun think the rest of them stand any chance.

As for the Foxes and Hammers proceeding further in the competition, it is still early to count the chicken.
Newcastle were 5th under Alan Pardew with Mike Ashely as owner. So I shall wait see who Newcastle can recruit in Summer.
 
Important Forum Advisory Note
This forum is moderated by volunteer moderators who will react only to members' feedback on posts. Moderators are not employees or representatives of HWZ. Forum members and moderators are responsible for their own posts.

Please refer to our Community Guidelines and Standards, Terms of Service and Member T&Cs for more information.
Top