Mixed at best. Saints, provided they keep the squad together,

will be a real threat next season.
After a start as slow as ours, they still would have been in automatic contention had it not been for the 10 point deduction. I'd be surprised if they don't go up automatically next season.

Aside from that it depends who stays down really. If Leeds don't make it, I think they'll be in trouble financially.
Charlton have already lost Shelvey, have some good players though, if they don't go up they may lose one or two of them.
Colchester are little more than average, no real threat.

Swindon and Huddersfield (and Millwall in fact) have good sides, but again it'll be down to who they can keep if they don't go up.
Huddersfield are probably more likely to keep their team together I would think.

If you look at this season, take Saints points deduction away from it, and all three teams that came down would have been in the auto promotion hunt.
Get the right players in, settle the team, suffer a massive opening defeat that destroys all optomism, sack the manager, appoint a genius, get the fans back on side, race up the league, and you'll be fine!!!

Posted By: megson on May 3rd 2010 at 14:49:45

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