Are there any GOOD THINGS about getting relegated?

[pasty]

It would get rid of the JCL's and leave just us real true fans. I went to Hereford, and Gillingham don't yer know. #realtruefan

 

[Justice]

There is no chance we will go down not with a fit Stephens in and Kayal in the squad.

 

[BBassic]

The best thing about being relegated? Going back up as Champions.

CHAMPIONES! CHAMPIONES! OLE OLE OLE!

Is it too early to start celebrating?

 

[Turkey]

The best thing about being relegated? Going back up as Champions.

CHAMPIONES! CHAMPIONES! OLE OLE OLE!

Is it too early to start celebrating?

Not at all. We need to get to work on those tin foil trophies.

 

[Lifelong Supporter]

It is not a good idea to go down but it will provide fresh challenges and yes I would expect the chairman's monies to go further in that league. I doubt if it is going to happen but relegation is part of football and bigger clubs than us have been relegated.

The club, the players and the fans have been a bit too arrogant and taken things a bit too much for granted. It would certainly be a big wake up call and next time around I am sure we would do things a little differently in this division.

 

[Seagull1989]

One positive is we have 3 proven League 1 strikers!

 

[Lincoln Imp]

The best season I ever had following the Albion was in 'League One' - 1976/77, by a country mile.

 

[Pickles]

The upside of going down may be that CMS looks within his depth again.

However, the downside is that we'll probably keep him.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

There is NOTHING good about relegation.

 

[Tooting Gull]

At any normal club, cheaper tickets - and also easier to get them at short notice without a mad scramble. Better results and season prospects. Transport easier with smaller crowds, could probably leave later even with young kids.

These obviously don't outweigh the downsides, but they would ease the pain.