If we fail to win in next 2 games..........

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oldboyroy

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• Oct 18, 2014

• #1

it will be a relegation battle I think without much doubt, match by match ticket sales will fall and confidence will continue to fall(if theres much confidence anyway) and I dread to think what will happen in transfer window...how many players will come to a club in a relegation battle?....

 

brightonmark1234

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Worthing

• Oct 18, 2014

• #2

if we lose tuesday i can see the crowd against rotherham being really low

 

JOLovegrove

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• Oct 18, 2014

• #3

Huddersfield will be a tough match, but we simply have to beat Rotherham.

 

Bognor Seagull

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• Oct 18, 2014

• #4

oldboyroy said:

it will be a relegation battle I think without much doubt, match by match ticket sales will fall and confidence will continue to fall(if theres much confidence anyway) and I dread to think what will happen in transfer window...how many players will come to a club in a relegation battle?....

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8 league games without a win,
2 league wins all season,
Performances going backward,
3 points away from next bottom.

If the above does not qualify for us in being in a relegation battle, then what does!

Lose the next two games & the slump will be a full depression.

Perhaps Hypia can hang on, if we get another draw on Tuesday.
Dead man walking.

 

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ofco8

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Brighton

• Oct 18, 2014

• #5

brightonmark1234 said:

if we lose tuesday i can see the crowd against rotherham being really low

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and if we lose against Rotherham as well, very angry and a boofest!!!

 

PILTDOWN MAN

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• Oct 18, 2014

• #6

From one Jewish businessman to another Tony needs to coin the phase "You're fired"

 

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Up in the Gods

• Oct 18, 2014

• #7

I love the club & suffered over the last few decades, like many others, to help the club survive. Which makes witnessing events since the end of last season even more painful.

A MASSIVE opportunity is now being frittered away due to the lack of quality on the pitch. The fans HAVE backed the club hugely over the last few seasons but, this season, it feels like the "contract" between the club & fans is under threat due to the recruitment & retention decisions made.

The natives are getting very restless (witness the sarcastic cheers when we got a header on target at 2-0).

Actions speak louder than words. I see a poor team, huge crowds for last few seasons, higher prices for food / drink / merchandise & as the quality on the pitch drops so the clamour & pleas from the club for us to spend rises.

If we fail to win in next 2 games, then we will see people voting with their feet. I, for one, cannot stomach eating 5 over priced pies to offset thelost revenue.

Relegation seasons are laced with comments like "we should have beaten..." or "we deserved something out of the game". This is what I've been hearing for a while now.

 

Eeyore

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• Oct 18, 2014

• #8

PILTDOWN MAN said:

From one Jewish businessman to another Tony needs to coin the phase "You're fired"

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"You managed to salvage a draw at Huddersfield Town, but regretfully, I'm sorry to say.........."

 

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Skylar

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• Oct 18, 2014

• #9

oldboyroy said:

it will be a relegation battle I think without much doubt, match by match ticket sales will fall and confidence will continue to fall(if theres much confidence anyway) and I dread to think what will happen in transfer window...how many players will come to a club in a relegation battle?....

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We are in a relegation battle and will be lucky to stay up.

 

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portslade seagull

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portslade

• Oct 18, 2014

• #10

I think you will find 2-wins in 12 league games is relegation form no matter how much some will try to flower it up. Simply not good enough all over the pitch bar Greer and Dunk