I'll admit that I'm a very casual football/soccer fan but this line doesn't add up. Chelsea has players ready to jump ship via a schism between certain players and their coach. They're at the bottom of the table and Leicester is rolling and at the top of the standings. The game is on Leicester's home turf. Yet despite all of that Chelsea is a slight favorite to win and chalk on the spread? Ok I'm baffled somebody that follows the Premier League regularly explain it to me. I'm inclined to throw some change on Chelsea just because it seems way too easy for Leicester, almost as if this game will be fixed for blues to win or something.
How/Why is Chelsea favored today @ Leicester?
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habitualwinningSBR MVP
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#1How/Why is Chelsea favored today @ Leicester?Tags: None -
Darkside MagickSBR Posting Legend
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#2anything possible in EPL!!!Comment -
Darkside MagickSBR Posting Legend
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#4the line is a psychological line....many will feel the blues will be up for leicester and be in top form.Comment -
RubberKettleSBR Hall of Famer
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#5Hope to see Chelsea get battered here. Hazard a ghost, Costa's a fukn prick. Fukn rent boys all of em.Comment -
packerd_00SBR Posting Legend
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#6Cant believe Chelsea is ranked 16 in the league,unreal.Comment -
beefcakeSBR Posting Legend
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#7Now Chelsea have a relegation battle game at home Sat vs Sunderland..Comment -
MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
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#8Leicester winning the league would be unreal
They just keep winningComment -
habitualwinningSBR MVP
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#9I have more questions since I'm a casual soccer fan. I know this isn't probable but it's just a hypothetical. What happens if Chelsea were to somehow win the Champions league but get relegated in the Premier League, how would that work out? Also is it common for these big name teams to get relegated? When's the last time a Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal etc. were booted from league one?Comment -
packerd_00SBR Posting Legend
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#10Watford and Palace at the top of the table,this is wild.Comment -
delpiero7SBR Sharp
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#11I have more questions since I'm a casual soccer fan. I know this isn't probable but it's just a hypothetical. What happens if Chelsea were to somehow win the Champions league but get relegated in the Premier League, how would that work out? Also is it common for these big name teams to get relegated? When's the last time a Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal etc. were booted from league one?
As an example, Man Utd finishing 6th/7th a couple of seasons back was a massive shock, and resulted in the manager getting the sack.
For a top 4 or 5 team to be in such a low position in the league at this stage of the season would be unfathomable, let alone the defending champions.Comment -
beefcakeSBR Posting Legend
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#12Man I am rooting for Chelsea to get relagated big time.Their Russian Oligarch owner might jump off the KremlinComment -
MoMoneyMoVaughnSBR Posting Legend
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#13Leicester is the best non-college sports underdog story in a long time.
Hope they can keep it up. Not getting enough attention here in NA.Comment -
MoMoneyMoVaughnSBR Posting Legend
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#14I have more questions since I'm a casual soccer fan. I know this isn't probable but it's just a hypothetical. What happens if Chelsea were to somehow win the Champions league but get relegated in the Premier League, how would that work out? Also is it common for these big name teams to get relegated? When's the last time a Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal etc. were booted from league one?
Man U last relegated at the end of 73-74 season.
Chelsea last relegated after 88-89 season.
Man City last relegated after 2000-2001Comment -
Darkside MagickSBR Posting Legend
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#15blues supporters will go bonkers....if they do get regulated (which i think will not happen) the money they would lose and players gone off the team. it would be a nightmareComment -
charcoalbbqSBR High Roller
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#16I have more questions since I'm a casual soccer fan. I know this isn't probable but it's just a hypothetical. What happens if Chelsea were to somehow win the Champions league but get relegated in the Premier League, how would that work out? Also is it common for these big name teams to get relegated? When's the last time a Chelsea, Man U, Arsenal etc. were booted from league one?
juventus in italy was relegated couple of years ago but that was punishment for match fixingComment -
frugalgamblerSBR MVP
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#17Chelsea is actually not a big name. The club was made by Russian blood money, and it will be only fitting if that pathetic team goes back into oblivion.Comment -
habitualwinningSBR MVP
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#18Thanks to everyone that posted in response to my questions. I literally learned something I didn't know from every post. Still unsure of my other question though. What happens if Chelsea were to somehow win the Champions League this season but get booted from the Premier league? Would that make them ineligible to defend it next year? I'm not saying that will happen, I just want to know what would happen if that hypothetical did occur?Comment -
MoneyLineDawgSBR Posting Legend
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#19Thanks to everyone that posted in response to my questions. I literally learned something I didn't know from every post. Still unsure of my other question though. What happens if Chelsea were to somehow win the Champions League this season but get booted from the Premier league? Would that make them ineligible to defend it next year? I'm not saying that will happen, I just want to know what would happen if that hypothetical did occur?Comment -
MoMoneyMoVaughnSBR Posting Legend
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#20oops wrong post for thread.Comment -
december26SBR Rookie
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#21I don't think it's ever happened in history but in EPL the champions league winner always takes fourth place's spot if they don't make the top four and fourth is relegated to compete in Europa League the following season. Recent example was Chelsea winning it in 2011-2012 but coming in sixth, and Spurs coming in fourth but being relegated to the Europa League as a result.Comment -
rabunSBR Sharp
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#22I don't think it's ever happened in history but in EPL the champions league winner always takes fourth place's spot if they don't make the top four and fourth is relegated to compete in Europa League the following season. Recent example was Chelsea winning it in 2011-2012 but coming in sixth, and Spurs coming in fourth but being relegated to the Europa League as a result.Comment -
rabunSBR Sharp
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#23In 2005 Liverpool won and finished 5 in EPL. They didn't qualify directly but were given special exemption to CL.
England had record - 5 teames starting but Everton failed to qualify for the group stage...Comment -
chudaSBR Posting Legend
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#24Jose sacked.... again ...lolComment -
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#25knew this was coming...but they still in champions league knockout stage....should have let him play it outComment
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