n1 gull
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Yorkie said:In your opinion.
Obviously.
Yorkie said:In your opinion.
n1 gull said:Obviously.
Yorkie said:In your opinion.
Binney_on_acid said:Our present position is completely & utterly unsustainable, irrespective of who is in charge. Over the next 5 years we need to concentrate on staying in league, let alone this division. Get used to it! Every week we play a team that have at least 1 player who cost more than our entire squad. What do you expect? Don't you think that McGhee would have liked to have signed Fryatt? Instead we are stuck with the likes of McPhee, who couldn't even cut it at conference level. We have to rely upon 2nd division players playing out of position, and championship players 5 years past their sell by date! We will be back, but not for another 5 years.
The Great Cornholio said:Don't know why you are bothering - there is a lot of sense in what you say but a lot of people who are putting their fingers in their ears and singing La La La - Can't hear. If anyone backs your views - they will be attacked with vitriolic comments about cliques, rose tinted spectacles etc.
At a time when we should all be pulling together, a pointless civil war is breaking out between rival factions. If you want McGhee and Knight out - DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. Have the balls to stand up for your beliefs and protest - then we will see how much in a majority or otherwise you are. But don't start yet more threads about how many games McGhee has won (Yes, you Scoop) or how we should have signed such and such, blah, blah. It is becoming tedious in the extreme. Yes - we know - you want McGhee and/or Knight out. Bully for you.
BTW - anyone else find the McGhee/Knight out "clique" ironic because I do. After months - nay years of jumping up and down, claiming foul and "clique" if someone differs from their views, the same people trample all over anyone who tries to say something optimistic - normally abusively.
Anyway - flame away because this is my last post on the subject. It is tedious in the extreme. Personally, if McGhee stays or goes - I'm ambivilent. If Knight is somehow forced out - I will be mortified. Thanks for 10 solid years of your life - now sod off before you see your dreams come to fruition - oh - you want a reason? For not putting the club further in debt by "opening the purse strings". People who advocate that should hang their heads IMHO.
McGhee In or Out - Knight IN
Binney_on_acid said:Hereford beat Halifax today & we lost to Leicester. Need I say any more?
That is an extremely accurate assessment, however as TGC points out you may as well have saved yourself the bother. I've been thinking about this and I've come to the conclusion it's an 'age an experience' thing. My mum has said to me how calm I seem about it, pointing out that when we got relegated from the 2nd tier once before (can't remember the exact year but it may have been 1986) I was spitting feathers from about Christmas onwards: Sack the board, sack the manager, sell the players, buy new ones, etc etc. Now I realise there's a lot worse things than merely getting relegated, even for a football club.Binney_on_acid said:Our present position is completely & utterly unsustainable, irrespective of who is in charge. Over the next 5 years we need to concentrate on staying in league, let alone this division. Get used to it! Every week we play a team that have at least 1 player who cost more than our entire squad. What do you expect? Don't you think that McGhee would have liked to have signed Fryatt? Instead we are stuck with the likes of McPhee, who couldn't even cut it at conference level. We have to rely upon 2nd division players playing out of position, and championship players 5 years past their sell by date! We will be back, but not for another 5 years.
face in the crowd said:Shef Wed - Average attendance 24,000
Brighton - Average attendance 6,700
If you conservatively estimate the average ticket price to be £20 for us and £17 for Wednesday. That gives Wednesday around £270,000 more income a game.
This is the reason we are struggling to compete!
The only other clubs that have a similar income to ourselves are Crewe, Millwall & Luton - can you spot a pattern here?
Just as an aside - Luton are the one of those teams to have a decent target man - see another coincidence?
Brovian said:That is an extremely accurate assessment, however as TGC points out you may as well have saved yourself the bother. I've been thinking about this and I've come to the conclusion it's an 'age an experience' thing. My mum has said to me how calm I seem about it, pointing out that when we got relegated from the 2nd tier once before (can't remember the exact year but it may have been 1986) I was spitting feathers from about Christmas onwards: Sack the board, sack the manager, sell the players, buy new ones, etc etc. Now I realise there's a lot worse things than merely getting relegated, even for a football club.
I would guess most of the posters on here who say stuff along the lines of "Look at the wider picture and get some perspective" are all 35+ whereas those who are in the "Sack Magoo and then get your chequebook out Knight and never mind the consequences" camp are all younger than that. I completely understand the view, I would probably be saying the same thing myself. However, take it from me there ARE worse things than getting relegated by one division.
Oh and please don't bother saying "Well I'm over 35 and I think that relegation would be The End Of The World As We Know It" - there's always going to be some wise youngsters and some old 'uns who haven't learnt any of life's lessons.
face in the crowd said:Shef Wed - Average attendance 24,000
Brighton - Average attendance 6,700
If you conservatively estimate the average ticket price to be £20 for us and £17 for Wednesday. That gives Wednesday around £270,000 more income a game.
This is the reason we are struggling to compete!
The only other clubs that have a similar income to ourselves are Crewe, Millwall & Luton - can you spot a pattern here?
Just as an aside - Luton are the one of those teams to have a decent target man - see another coincidence?
zefarelly said:we have a shit manager and sopme poor players
we can't attract any players to the club. In my opinion its for two reasons, the whole stadium/money/club situation and the fact we have a charismaless manager who plays dull football, and players don't want to come and play for him.
Adams, Taylor and Coppout didn't have too much difficulty attracting players better than wee have now.
zefarelly said:everyone makes mistakes, even DK in signing Magoo in the forst place !
McGhee In or Out - Knight IN [/B]