Would relegation be that bad?

[Gutter Boy]

- Cheaper and more plentiful tickets
- Less subscriptions to pay to legitimately watch games on tv
- Drop in value of club would stir interest of potential buyers, so more chance that Connie and Fredo will bugger off
- Chance for a deep structural clean and refresh - it seemed to do Villa good long term
- New brochure of exotic away trips

I could get on board with this i think

Any more upsides?

 

[Bullet]

BAD BAD BAD. TERRIBLE.

 

[ledley's knee injections]

Yes.

 

[Mikey10]

- Cheaper and more plentiful tickets
- Less subscriptions to pay to legitimately watch games on tv
- Drop in value of club would stir interest of potential buyers, so more chance that Connie and Fredo will bugger off
- Chance for a deep structural clean and refresh - it seemed to do Villa good long term
- New brochure of exotic away trips

I could get on board with this i think

Any more upsides?

Nope. It would be a disaster. Too easy to find ourselves as a Sheffield Wednesday, Birmingham, Huddersfield or Bolton, sentenced to years in the wilderness.

Not for me, Jeff.

 

[parklane1]

YES.
Been there, done that, got the t/shirt and do not want to do it again.

 

[Gutter Boy]

YES.
Been there, done that, got the t/shirt and do not want to do it again.

People say that about left wing governments too. But us millennials have never had the chance to experience either first hand

 

[Mr Gogolak]

Come on, come clean and admit you're just missing Sheffield United

 

[metalgear]

depends if the owners thfc as a football club with hotels, or the other way around

 

[ledley's knee injections]

Gutterboy clearly channeling the spirit of 'SERIOUS RELEGATION FEARS'