16. Norwich City – 18%
Norwich lost 3-1 to Crystal Palace in their first game since returning to England’s top flight, and it could be a tough season ahead for the Canaries. But they won’t go down without a fight.
15. West Bromwich Albion – 21%
Their stubborn refusal to fall to relegation has earned respect throughout the league. A solid season last term, recording 44 points to secure safety, will hopefully have instilled confidence on another comfortable mid-table finish.
14. Everton – 21%
The Toffees were hugely underwhelming last season and similarly didn’t impress on the opening day of the campaign. While their popularity remains high, their focus must be on improving their performances.
13. Leicester City – 21%
Their exciting football has certainly won supporters over, but the sacking of Nigel Pearson still has a few judgemental eyebrows raised, despite their 4-2 victory over Sunderland last weekend.