Wilf Wolf
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We can but hope!And he'd kill to get 41 points now.
Shi won't like those net spend comments either as puts it into focus, which they will see as slight on them.
We can but hope!And he'd kill to get 41 points now.
Shi won't like those net spend comments either as puts it into focus, which they will see as slight on them.
Without getting involved in the twat debate the comments after last night's game were up there with anything McGhee, Hoddle, Saunders or Lage served up in terms of insulting the intelligence of the fan base and that's why, based on Kenny's comments, he's getting rinsed across all social media platforms. It was weak and flawed after a PL game at the weekend, after just getting beaten by Ipswich's reserves it's transparently pathetic. That's a choice, not about experience or Peter principleI don't think GoN is twat though to be honest. He doesn't have the dislikeable arrogance of Lage, Hoddle or Saunders. I don't really take too much from what he says after games either, I just think he's massively out of his depth.
I don't want him in charge of the team, and sadly for him I doubt he'll get another chance at this level for a while (if ever).
I think survival this season is dependent on either aburmley or Bournemouth being worse. Everton will scrape enough points to keep ahead of us. SU and Luton will definitely drop.Even if we do manage to scrape our way to survival, whether that's under GON or Lampard, we will be favourites to go down next season, it's unlikely we'll have the cushion of shit that are clubs like Luton, Sheff U, Everton (who look better with Beto now) and Burnley.
The death of our Premier League status is going to be slow and painful and incredibly predictable.
Not if we're sold this seasonEven if we do manage to scrape our way to survival, whether that's under GON or Lampard, we will be favourites to go down next season, it's unlikely we'll have the cushion of shit that are clubs like Luton, Sheff U, Everton (who look better with Beto now) and Burnley.
The death of our Premier League status is going to be slow and painful and incredibly predictable.
You do know we're Chinese owned, don't you? hardly at the top of the 'Jolly Nice People league'But of course to sell, you need a buyer, and who's buying clubs right now at this level who isn't going to be just as naive? The only way to guarantee on-pitch success is to be the beneficiary of a Gulf state's oil largess, and frankly I'd prefer to be relegated out of the Football League altogether than support Saudi sportswashing. Which I guess leaves... US investment groups? Ugh.
We sat with a group of Leicester fans in a pub before the away game last season. Not one of them thought they were staying up.I remember Deutsch sharing a blog by a Leicester fan towards the end of last season, which was painful to read. Everyone around the club seemed to realise they were sleepwalking to relegation, except for the owners and coaching staff.
Eh no. They had a good result and performance at Brentford. Much like they did at Brighton last season. But they can't deliver that type of performance consistently and are equally as bad as us. We will win a game or two unexpectedly and everyone will become optimistic for a bit but then the malaise sets in again.Everton look a much better team than us at this stage. Multiple options in forward areas now if they can keep them all fit.
Talk for yourself. Relegation will be a total disaster. You'll get most jumping ship, and the rest we could end up having a double relegation again. So absolutely not the premier League is the be all and end all.Frankly, relegation doesn't bother me. We have more chance of winning games in the Championship and I certainly wouldn't miss the nonsense that is VAR and refereeing performances.
No it won't. Some players may leave and who really cares (?) but most supporters simply don't do that. History shows us that over previous relegation's .... including when we dropped to Div 1.Talk for yourself. Relegation will be a total disaster. You'll get most jumping ship, and the rest we could end up having a double relegation again. So absolutely not the premier League is the be all and end all.