00:00If all three promoted teams stayed up, who would go down instead?
00:04This relegation battle is not as cut and dry as we thought it would be.
00:08Coventry, Ipswich and Hull are giving it a right go and we'll all believe they can survive the drop this
00:12season.
00:13If they did, who would be in danger?
00:15We have to start with Spurs, statistically and logically.
00:19Do I actually think they will be?
00:21No.
00:22The performances this season have been good for the most part,
00:25but they finished 17th in back-to-back years and have started this season badly again.
00:30It would be irresponsible of me to not at least give them a shout-out.
00:33Bullen will also be a little bit shaky.
00:36They've also started poorly with a big shift in the dugout and in the playing style.
00:40They've lost one of their best managers of the modern era and their top scorer last season
00:44and whilst they've replaced those with exciting young talent,
00:47they are inexperienced and are currently struggling to make the step up.
00:50What about Bournemouth?
00:52Ahead of heavy fixture congestion thanks to Europe and a small squad,
00:55it was essential they started the season well.
00:58Instead, they were winless heading into the mid-October fixture rush.
01:01The narrative of you can't keep selling your best players and expect to survive
01:04is one that exists but has never really applied to Bournemouth over the past few years.
01:08Is it finally going to catch up with them this season?
01:11Palace, Sunderland and Forest will all be looking over their shoulders too.
01:14It's almost inconceivable that squads of these strengths could be in any danger at all,
01:20but the tipped whipping boys are the ones doing the whipping instead.
01:23It could be a fascinating few months ahead.
