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Re: LIVE - Survival Sunday: Five clubs, 90 minutes, two relegation spots

Now, here the post-match comments are coming:

Blackburn manager Steve Kean is delighted that his side managed to stay up on Survival Sunday.
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Wigan manager Roberto Martinez hailed his young side after the Latics stayed up at Stoke on Survival Sunday.
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Re: LIVE - Survival Sunday: Five clubs, 90 minutes, two relegation spots

Some more post-match reflections:

Blackpool boss Ian Holloway was full of praise for his player after they suffered relegation to the Championship.

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Re: LIVE - Survival Sunday: Five clubs, 90 minutes, two relegation spots

Well, who believed Survival Sunday was over??

It is not only Birmingham and Blackpool who failed to survive 'Survival Sunday'. Now they have been joined by an Italian who is without a job.

Chelsea axe Ancelotti
Chelsea have confirmed that they have sacked Carlo Ancelotti after a trophyless season at Stamford Bridge.
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Re: LIVE - Survival Sunday: Five clubs, 90 minutes, two relegation spots

Well.. Why have I not thought about this before.. Roman wants to bring in Holloway???  smile

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Re: LIVE - Survival Sunday: Five clubs, 90 minutes, two relegation spots

Could Alex Mcleish be next in line to be sacked today on Survival Sunday?

What do you think?

litlio: Holloway , lol tongue That would actually have been pritty great!

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Re: LIVE - Survival Sunday: Five clubs, 90 minutes, two relegation spots

Glorious relegation spells end of the road for the miracle of Blackpool

Gone but not forgotten.

Teams are dispatched from the Premier League with cold cruelty; West Ham last weekend had dug their own grave too deep to climb out before the season’s end. And then Birmingham, basking in the glory of Carling Cup success, played fire with their Premier League future. They got burnt.

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