' The summer spending league table '

The summer spending league table -- could this also be the final league table come May?

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That certainly doesn't look good for rudderless Hull City

Swansea may have cash in the bank, however without Williams I see them as relegation fodder.

They have got lucky over the years buying strikers then selling them on for a profit, however this season they will come unstuck.

Hull will come straight down with Sunderland.

The Premier league has spent 55.24 million more improving their teams than what the Championship is worth in total. I think that gives you an idea about how big the gulf is!

What did Leicester spend 1 million on, a new Water boy? Seems like a strange amount of money for a top Prem side to spend?

What did Leicester spend 1 million on, a new Water boy? Seems like a strange amount of money for a top Prem side to spend?

Perhaps they feel that they have spent enough!

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/05 ... gest-ever/

The team’s 29-year-old top scorer, Jamie Vardy, had never played league football before he reached the age of 25, when Leicester took a gamble by signing him for £1 million from Fleetwood Town in 2012. The move enabled him to give up his job as a technician making medical splints.

Swansea may have cash in the bank, however without Williams I see them as relegation fodder.

They have got lucky over the years buying strikers then selling them on for a profit, however this season they will come unstuck.

Hull will come straight down with Sunderland.

That's the way I see it, however I have said the same since 2011

What did Leicester spend 1 million on, a new Water boy? Seems like a strange amount of money for a top Prem side to spend?

1m is the net spend, not total spend.

what about the championship would like to see where we sit on that list,near the bottom id guess