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Upsides, we would build a winning team who could then transfer that spirit to the PL...
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Would relegation be that bad?
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Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Juve and Napoli have recovered fine and a re thriving. Stuttgart too
Levy would come in and buy back the club at half price
Mikey10
Rafael Van Der Vaart
I know little about Italian football, but is their second tier as competitive and demanding as our Championship? Likewise Germany?
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Nayim
It would be terrible but no one in professional sport know what shame or embarrassment are.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Nayim
No both are poor
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
They might even be the bottom professional tier. Other countries don't have 4.5 pro leagues like we do - often only 2 or 3. I think Serie C might have that same half/half status as our Conference
Legohamster
Dimitar Berbatov
We would more than likely go bust
So yes
But.... no more Spurs.... is that bad?
So yes
But.... no more Spurs.... is that bad?
They were relegated for being crooks, not being sh1t. There's a massive difference.
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
As much as there might be (would be) match-going positives about it, we simply can’t afford to drop down. Plus it’s in no way guaranteed we’d come straight back up as we did before.
NLS
Bobby Zamora
I would be gutted if we were relegated but we would always have our club....
The money men would lose billions and may never get their money back again....
P. s. , I was 17 when we were in the second division and had just started work.... I think I went to 37 out of the 42 league games and loved it....
COYS
The money men would lose billions and may never get their money back again....
P. s. , I was 17 when we were in the second division and had just started work.... I think I went to 37 out of the 42 league games and loved it....
COYS
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
Has anyone ever been to Preston before? That could be fun? Maybe Lincoln too, combine it with a tour round the minster and see the magna carter
Glenda's Legs
Tom Huddlestone
We played them in the FA Cup a couple of years ago.
In line with the other thread, Danjuma scored on his debut (albeit he was only on loan).
Lemonade Money
Colin Calderwood
So the 'Nepos' are making your dreams come true?
Gutter Boy
Tim Sherwood
-------------------Gunter
Byfield---Phillips----Dorrington--Souza
------------Devine------Abbott
---Yang-------Donley-----Moore
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We'd have a shot at the play-offs I reckon
Trap door straight to league 1.
Jurgen the German
Terry Dyson
How much would season tickets cost? Surely they’d be reduced?
Still think the cutoff for away games will be stupidly high as everyone will want to see new grounds.
Imagine Arsenal win the quadruple and we go down.
Still think the cutoff for away games will be stupidly high as everyone will want to see new grounds.
Imagine Arsenal win the quadruple and we go down.
Away tickets would be even harder to get than they are now.
Home tickets would be easy enough as we'd lose the fairweather supporters
MartyFunkhouser
Steve Sedgley
Without fail..............