| Part of me would welcome relegation..... 12:44 - Sep 17 with 737 views | Nazemariner |
If it meant we shed the section of our support who believe they are entitled to see a promotion challenge season after season.
You know the ones? Keep threatening to never attend a match again, keep calling for the managers head, blah, blah, blah!
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| Part of me would welcome relegation..... on 12:48 - Sep 17 with 716 views | WarkTheWarkITFC |
I don't want us to be relegated and there as much chance of us being stuck in League One for 5 or 10 years than coming back up and being a force in this division.
But I also wouldn't be overly concerned if we did. We are a million miles behind the teams getting promoted in this league and now find ourselves as a West Brom, Newcastle, Stoke did in the Premier League.
Would you rather lose most weeks, trying to stop bigger teams from winning and waiting for that one game a season where you upset the odds, or be winning regularly and trying to achieve something. We have had nearly 20 years of nothingness, a couple of playoff campaigns aside and in the last 13 years just one exceptional half a season that led to us scraping in the playoffs after a poor run.
I don't want to go down but if we are looking at what do we want to actually achieve realistically, then being down in League One and having a chance of doing something might do us a little bit of good as a fan base. It could be the beginning of the club slipping to a new low that goes onto become the normal.
Nobody knows. What I do know is I don't fear relegation. |  |
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| Part of me would welcome relegation..... on 13:06 - Sep 17 with 665 views | FrimleyBlue |
| Part of me would welcome relegation..... on 12:48 - Sep 17 by WarkTheWarkITFC |
I don't want us to be relegated and there as much chance of us being stuck in League One for 5 or 10 years than coming back up and being a force in this division.
But I also wouldn't be overly concerned if we did. We are a million miles behind the teams getting promoted in this league and now find ourselves as a West Brom, Newcastle, Stoke did in the Premier League.
Would you rather lose most weeks, trying to stop bigger teams from winning and waiting for that one game a season where you upset the odds, or be winning regularly and trying to achieve something. We have had nearly 20 years of nothingness, a couple of playoff campaigns aside and in the last 13 years just one exceptional half a season that led to us scraping in the playoffs after a poor run.
I don't want to go down but if we are looking at what do we want to actually achieve realistically, then being down in League One and having a chance of doing something might do us a little bit of good as a fan base. It could be the beginning of the club slipping to a new low that goes onto become the normal.
Nobody knows. What I do know is I don't fear relegation. |
Also, we are a million miles away from a sunderland side who got relegated. They have the attedances/finances to pretty much fund themselves back out of league 1. |  |
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| Part of me would welcome relegation..... on 13:09 - Sep 17 with 646 views | TractorWood |
We need all the fans we can get. |  |
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| Part of me would welcome relegation..... on 14:06 - Sep 17 with 543 views | Currie10 |
No thanks.
Though if you'd welcome one relegation, would we stop there or would you welcome further relegations? [Post edited 17 Sep 2018 14:07]
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