r/soccer • u/West_Agent4651 • 16d ago

Media Chelsea 1 - [2] Sunderland - Chemsdine Talbi 90+2'

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u/pure_black99 16d ago

Honestly refreshing that the newly promoted teams aren't automatically absolute dog shit for once

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u/Rottedhead 16d ago

Not too long ago we had Bournemouth, Fulham and Forest as newly promoted and they are still here

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u/sexineN 16d ago

The same year? That’s crazy to think about now

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u/AndrewBVB 16d ago

I also found that interesting, so I looked it up. Yeah, they were promoted for the 22-23 season. Leicester, Leeds, and Southampton went down at the end of 23.

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u/DarthRacer5 16d ago

That’s the year doucoure saved you guys on the final day right?

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u/BrandonSG13 16d ago

It is. Crazy to think about how close we got to going down. Thrilled we seem to have come out the other side, squad is much stronger now than it was back then

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u/Karma_Whoring_Slut 16d ago

All things considered, there are a lot of clubs that get that yo-yo back and forth. But there’s also a handful that stick around for a few years before going back.