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2009 Final Whistle

As 2009 comes to an end the top four currently has a new member. Spurs sit proudly in a Champions League spot; Redknapp has turned them around into true top four contenders. 2010 will be exciting for any football fan. We have the African Cup of Nations, the football league plus the added bonus of the World Cup!!

Watch manager will be first to get the sack in 2010? Who will come up or go down? I have put my predictions for all the major honours for 2010 lets see is they come true.

Premiership Top 6

Manchester United
Chelsea
Arsenal
Spurs
Man City
Aston Villa

Relegated

Wigan
Bolton
Portsmouth

Championship

Newcastle United
West Brom
Nottingham Forest (Play Offs)

Relegated

Scunthorpe
Sheffield Wednesday
Peterborough

League 1

Leeds
Charlton
Millwall (Play Offs)

Relegated

Oldham
Tranmere
Stockport
Wycombe

League 2
Bournemouth
Rochdale
Dagenham & Redbridge
Rotherham (Play Offs)

Relegated

Grimsby
Darlington

Carling Cup - Manchester United
FA Cup - Spurs
Champions League - Real Madrid
Europa League - Hamburg
SPL - Rangers
World Cup - England

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