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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... 15:40 - Aug 7 with 4301 viewsThatMuhrenCross

On TalkSport today he was assessing the prospects of the three promoted sides, and believes Ipswich are relegation certainties.

He said: "I'd imagine Hull are the first favourites (for relegation). They still have a lot of business to do, so that could change.

"Ipswich need goals, potentially, and that was the issue last time. Obviously they had the Man City boy they sold to Chelsea, Delap, but he still didn't score enough to keep them up.

"I think there's goals in Coventry. I think, in that league, you score enough goals, the teams who struggle, you score enough goals, that keeps you in the league.

"I do worry about those two newcomers."

He went on to add that he is also concerned about the prospects of Fulham, but also thinks there could be a surprise team that gets dragged into it.

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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 18:05 - Aug 7 with 532 viewsjas0999

No surprise though. I’m confident we will prove a few wrong and think we’ll make more of a fight of it this time … providing we add an excellent experienced striker to the squad and sooner rather than later.
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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 18:51 - Aug 7 with 461 viewsGary_Knows

Of course he’s going to talk up Coventry - no doubt, and similar to the deal we made for Taylor - he wants Mason-Clarke in their first team as he’ll have clauses in there regarding how many Prem appearances he makes.

The clause he had on Taylor had either ran out, or he simply hit it 2 years ago that he knows he won’t get anything from Town this time around.

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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 18:58 - Aug 7 with 443 viewsarmchaircritic59

Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 15:47 - Aug 7 by Exiled2Surrey

some of the promoted teams may go down
another club or clubs may also go down
scoring goals is important
insight


Mystic Darragh :)
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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 19:03 - Aug 7 with 432 viewsOldFart71

It doesn't take a genius to say if a team doesn't score enough goals they will go down.
I think we have a serious couple of weeks ahead recruitment wise.
Somehow we need to pluck that star striker from somewhere.
It's been a few seasons since we had a real fox in the box.
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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 19:09 - Aug 7 with 424 viewsRayleighBlue

Honestly couldn't care less what the likes of McAnthony, pound-shop Piers Morgan Simon Jordan or any of the other rent-a-quotes on Talksport have to say. They are only there to try and entice a reaction to get people to call in.

Anyone know what Andy Holt, Dale Vance, Pete Winkelman or any of the other non-entities who will never achieve anything in the game think while we are at it?
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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 20:50 - Aug 7 with 344 viewsWolfieAtTheBack

Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 16:46 - Aug 7 by Illinoisblue

He should be more concerned about Peterborough, the absolute nothing club. I mean, where or what even are the Fens?


Only Fens
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Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 23:47 - Aug 7 with 239 viewsGuthrum

Darragh MacAnthony writing Town off... on 15:46 - Aug 7 by ThatMuhrenCross

Yes, and I'm not sure why he's so certain Coventry will score goals. Sure, they scored a lot in the Championship, but so have so many teams before them, only to struggle in the Premier League. They have Championship level attacking players. I also think that if they take their gung-ho attacking style into the Premier League, they'll be torn to shreds...


And this is the same Coventry who couldn't score against us last season (but let in five goals).

Good Lord! Whatever is it?
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