club 19:35 - Sep 20 with 2761 views | digswellhoop | if we were lucky enough to go up how much or many players do we need JUST HOPEFULLY |  | | |  |
club on 17:20 - Sep 21 with 2483 views | digswellhoop | so nobody thinks we going up |  | |  |
club on 17:27 - Sep 21 with 2439 views | Boston | We'd only require an additional 22. |  |
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club on 18:03 - Sep 21 with 2336 views | francisbowles | Please no mention of the P word at this stage. Just dream about it. We will only jinx the progress we have made. If we were level on points with 6th place at the end of February, then we would be in with a chance. |  | |  |
club on 18:09 - Sep 21 with 2322 views | SunnyVanGo | Just like your wifeās best mates cousinās tits. Believe me, some things are best left unsaid. |  | |  |
club on 18:10 - Sep 21 with 2319 views | colinallcars | I know it's illogical and I'm in a tiny minority, but I'm happy with the Championship. |  | |  |
club on 18:41 - Sep 21 with 2242 views | LeedsR |
club on 18:10 - Sep 21 by colinallcars | I know it's illogical and I'm in a tiny minority, but I'm happy with the Championship. |
Tbh, at risk of being labeled as lacking ambition, I agree with you Colin. Whilst it does irk me to see the likes of Brentford and Fulham up there with that other lot, I feel that you sell your clubās soul chasing the Premier League ādreamā. The thought of being in PL being the cannon fodder for the ābigā teams, have decisions go against us on a regular basis, not to mention VAR all in the hope that we donāt get relegated from the ābest leagueā in the world that we have no chance of winning. And if were possible (!) weād have even less interest in the cups to stay in the league. Whilst things arenāt exactly equal in the Championship, itās far more competitive, bottom can beat top on any given day and there is the sliver of a chance that we might do ok in it. At risk of sounding like Kevin and Perry when being asked why they were adopting fake Mancunian accents, the Championship feels āmore realā!! |  | |  |
club on 19:08 - Sep 21 with 2122 views | ChrisNW6 | Stop it now!! |  | |  | Login to get fewer ads
club on 19:11 - Sep 21 with 2099 views | PlanetHonneywood | If the unthinkable/ridiculous happened, I think upgrading Hamer and we'd probably be all set to go. |  |
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club on 19:17 - Sep 21 with 2079 views | Boston |
club on 19:11 - Sep 21 by PlanetHonneywood | If the unthinkable/ridiculous happened, I think upgrading Hamer and we'd probably be all set to go. |
If I had a Hamer, I'd hamer in the morning. |  |
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club on 19:22 - Sep 21 with 2047 views | Lanhoop |
club on 17:20 - Sep 21 by digswellhoop | so nobody thinks we going up |
Correct. |  | |  |
club on 19:43 - Sep 21 with 1950 views | Andybrat | So to be higher than 16th ā¦. None Thatās my definition As much as itās a pipe dream I would go up take the money and run |  | |  |
club on 20:30 - Sep 21 with 1841 views | connell10 | We should always think we can go up , it's the dream. |  |
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club on 20:41 - Sep 21 with 1804 views | Tonto | I think we need to have 3 or 4 seasons where we sell at least one player for £10M + before we are ready. It's how Brighton and Brentford both did it. We aren't even close to being ready, and it would be awful. And then we would.come straight back down and look what happened to Luton. [Post edited 22 Sep 7:09]
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club on 06:19 - Sep 22 with 1389 views | SydneyRs |
club on 18:41 - Sep 21 by LeedsR | Tbh, at risk of being labeled as lacking ambition, I agree with you Colin. Whilst it does irk me to see the likes of Brentford and Fulham up there with that other lot, I feel that you sell your clubās soul chasing the Premier League ādreamā. The thought of being in PL being the cannon fodder for the ābigā teams, have decisions go against us on a regular basis, not to mention VAR all in the hope that we donāt get relegated from the ābest leagueā in the world that we have no chance of winning. And if were possible (!) weād have even less interest in the cups to stay in the league. Whilst things arenāt exactly equal in the Championship, itās far more competitive, bottom can beat top on any given day and there is the sliver of a chance that we might do ok in it. At risk of sounding like Kevin and Perry when being asked why they were adopting fake Mancunian accents, the Championship feels āmore realā!! |
The only thing I envy is the money those clubs have. The rest of it they can keep. |  | |  |
club on 07:40 - Sep 22 with 1263 views | nix |
club on 18:41 - Sep 21 by LeedsR | Tbh, at risk of being labeled as lacking ambition, I agree with you Colin. Whilst it does irk me to see the likes of Brentford and Fulham up there with that other lot, I feel that you sell your clubās soul chasing the Premier League ādreamā. The thought of being in PL being the cannon fodder for the ābigā teams, have decisions go against us on a regular basis, not to mention VAR all in the hope that we donāt get relegated from the ābest leagueā in the world that we have no chance of winning. And if were possible (!) weād have even less interest in the cups to stay in the league. Whilst things arenāt exactly equal in the Championship, itās far more competitive, bottom can beat top on any given day and there is the sliver of a chance that we might do ok in it. At risk of sounding like Kevin and Perry when being asked why they were adopting fake Mancunian accents, the Championship feels āmore realā!! |
Agreed. Added to that when you're on TV there's the endless discussion about the other (admittedly bigger) team. In the unlikely event that we ever beat say Manchester City or Liverpool the entire debate would be about how they could have come back into the match or why they were sub-par. I barely watch the Prem these days as it's so nauseatingly biased. |  | |  |
club on 07:55 - Sep 22 with 1224 views | londonscottish |
club on 20:41 - Sep 21 by Tonto | I think we need to have 3 or 4 seasons where we sell at least one player for £10M + before we are ready. It's how Brighton and Brentford both did it. We aren't even close to being ready, and it would be awful. And then we would.come straight back down and look what happened to Luton. [Post edited 22 Sep 7:09]
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This is how I see it. It would be waaaaay too early. |  |
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club on 08:07 - Sep 22 with 1190 views | hubble | I wish those "elite" clubs had created that European super league and fked off. Then we would have a proper league system like we used to, where pretty much any promoted team would have a chance in the top division. But as it stands, I can't stand the premiership. I don't watch MOTD anymore, I barely even look at the results, I just find the whole thing so totally over the top and vulgar. By contrast, I think the Championship has got better and better, and the proof of that is all the prem fans who are into it now. So whilst I totally understand the desire to win and get promoted - like Colin and Leeds above, I'd rather we stayed in the champ. For now, at least. I'm sitll hoping they'll create that super league! |  |
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club on 08:38 - Sep 22 with 1125 views | SW_Ranger |
club on 06:19 - Sep 22 by SydneyRs | The only thing I envy is the money those clubs have. The rest of it they can keep. |
Thatās partly down to a toothless, uncreative and ambitionless EFL. Thereās so much to market about the Championship and they look for posh scraps. The āeliteā league however markets itself as fine dining with fine prices and everyone believes in āthe emperors clothesā. EFL needs overhauling. We have a good product. Build it, market it and money would come in. It doesnāt need to be an EPL, just use all the attributes this league has and sell it. Then give the money to the clubs to build. The fans will love it. |  | |  |
club on 11:48 - Sep 22 with 959 views | themodfather | ok, fantasy football. if we go up, we will need to waste 150m-200m on average players who don't give a toss apart from their wages, agent and model wife. then get tied to long expensive contracts with no get out clauses and get lumbered with huge bills for years after. or do little , accept going down, grab the money and try and clear debts and invest in development squads. |  | |  |
club on 12:09 - Sep 22 with 932 views | dmm | I am another who couldn't give a fig about promotion to the Prem, and I haven't been for a long time. The only reason I can see for going up would be to bank the dosh and use it to help fund a new stadium, but only if we could find a site in our manor. |  | |  |
club on 12:57 - Sep 22 with 857 views | TheChef | Keep the squad that got promoted, maybe one or two additions. Go straight back down and pocket the huge amount of cash. Just don't do what Pony Tony did and sign a load of expensive dross before the transfer window shut. |  |
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club on 17:11 - Sep 22 with 658 views | NorthantsHoop |
club on 12:09 - Sep 22 by dmm | I am another who couldn't give a fig about promotion to the Prem, and I haven't been for a long time. The only reason I can see for going up would be to bank the dosh and use it to help fund a new stadium, but only if we could find a site in our manor. |
Yep agree with this, nice to have a promotion, but the pitfalls of wasting money on dross in the last effort 10 years ago need heeding big time and as you say bag the money for a new stadium would be a real move forward. |  | |  |
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