RELEGATION SURVIVORS
Which chosen few will jump ship?
With as many as four clubs still in the race to join West Brom in the Championship next season, Premier League vultures are already circling in preparation to pick off the relegated teams’ best players. The Spoiler has a look at 5 players who are likely to continue plying their trade in the top flight whatever the outcome on Sunday. Jeremie Aliadiere need not apply.
Sunderland: Kenwyne Jones
Kenwyne Jones’ importance to Sunderland has been underlined by his bagging 9 goals in the league this season, despite spending the first few months on the physio’s table. Although Spurs boss Harry Redknapp recently denied he was still interested in the 24-year-old striker after a failed transfer bid in January, speculation over Roman Pavlyuchenko’s imminent exit from White Hart Lane is rife, and a move could still be on the cards.

Tags: Alex McLeish, Championship, Chris Brunt, David Wheater, Fabricio Coloccini, Harry Redknapp, Hull, Jérémie Aliadière, Jonas Gutierrez, kenwyne jones, Manchester City, Matthew Bates, Michael Owen, Michael Turner, Middlesbrough, Newcastle, Premier League, Relegation, Roman Pavluychenko, Rumours, Sebastian Bassong, Steven Taylor, Stuart Downing, Sunderland, transfers, West Brom
Posted: May 21st, 2009 by Richard Gilzene
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