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Obviously, (OBVIOUSLY!!!!) £60 is being used as a metaphor for the sky high price of attending premier league football. So of course, I don't need to accept anything and there's nothing for you to correct, because it is a metaphor. You're such a tedious person to have any discussion with...

:lolol: Ladies and Gentleman we have found one. The only person in the entire world mental enough to stand up and defend prices in the premiership. Absolute bellend status, confirmed.

'Havn't done too badly.' 'Havn't been bad.' £60 tickets to watch at best not be bad. Brilliant. Now, how would you like me to rearrange this post for your next reply, I must have said it at least 4 times now.

Err... Do I like that we are able to be promoted? Obviously. Do I want it to happen? No. Go and have a :tosser: over the trains or something, you're not making any sense.

No, there isn't any point in promotion to a league where the best we can hope for without money men taking over the club is finishing top of a mini league of 6 to stave off relegation every season before inevitably slipping down anyway thanks to injuries, bad luck or whatever, all whilst being...

Yes but they had a SHIT TON of money thrown at them during that time and yet in the end they go down because a bunch of overpaid premadonnas didn't really care enough to try and stay up.

So that's one team in what, the last 10 seasons? That has gone up and then done well, and even they arnt looking so great now. I don't really fancy those odds. For every Swansea there are 5 Norwichs, Fulhams, Cardiffs e.t.c.

Yeh but if we were to go up would it ever change? What teams in the Prem do well and survive without massive outside investment? Palace obviously but how will they cope in their second season? Maybe Stoke? Swansea but they've not had a great year have they? Look beyond that and it's either teams...

And before someone starts, being HAPPY where we are doesn't make me negative. :bigwave:

Don't want us there, rather see us in the championship playing decent (hopefully in time!) football competitively. Not having to park the bus for 10 home games a season and hoping to snatch points from the rest whilst paying an arm and a leg to watch us hopefully not lose away every other week.