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do we really wana be a mid table club?
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 Kermit8  Hevon 07 Apr 14 8.11am |
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Quote londonthing88 at 07 Apr 2014 8.03am
imagine establishing our selfs and having an England regular playing for little old crystal palace #southamton
It was under the worst England manager ever tbf and even I would have got a call up if I could have hoofed a ball 80ft into the air.
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FinchleyEagle  07 Apr 14 8.14am |
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Quote deejaysurez at 07 Apr 2014 12.26am
been having little think ( dont worry i sat down) it may seem strange but i think i would miss fighting for promotion or the playoffs in the championship, and although sometimes sickening, heart attack inducing, abut allways hugely exciting, the almost guarenteed relegtion battle. if this was to be a new era in out clubs history would anyone else secretly miss our yoyo antics. i think i mite. Bit previous mate !
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| Mapletree Croydon 07 Apr 14 8.31am |
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A mid table club? Ah, you mean like Manchester United. Edited by Mapletree (07 Apr 2014 8.32am)
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Y Ddraig Goch  In The Crowd 07 Apr 14 8.33am |
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If we survive this season we will be in another relegation battle next.
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| Andy_G Wimbledon 07 Apr 14 8.35am |
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Give me mid-table any day. 5-10 yrs in the Prem and we could have really moved the club and stadium on a lot. Add in that the chance of a really top notch player playing for us....would be great.
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The Sash  Now residing in Epsom - How Posh 07 Apr 14 9.12am |
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Lets try and stay up first and then worry about such thngs eh ??
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| Johnny Byrne Pinner 07 Apr 14 9.27am |
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Quote The Sash at 07 Apr 2014 9.12am
Lets try and stay up first and then worry about such thngs eh ?? I totally agree. I think we need 5 more points.
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| Halfwayline Waddon 07 Apr 14 9.43am |
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Assuming that TP was here from day 1 of the season we may have got 10 points from the first 10 games rather then 4. A final position of say 37 points would perhaps have been 43 by adding the additional 6. This would still indicate a position very much in the lower half with every point hard earned next year. Wont be easy.
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| Plane Bromley 07 Apr 14 9.44am |
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Quote deejaysurez at 07 Apr 2014 12.26am
been having little think ( dont worry i sat down) it may seem strange but i think i would miss fighting for promotion or the playoffs in the championship, and although sometimes sickening, heart attack inducing, abut allways hugely exciting, the almost guarenteed relegtion battle. if this was to be a new era in out clubs history would anyone else secretly miss our yoyo antics. i think i mite. Let me ask you this, would you be happy paying another £333 per annum for your season ticket? The club, before promotion was losing £3-5m per annum, the increase in ticket prices is to just stem the loss the owners soak up, forget about doing anything to the ground and we may find another talent from the youth scheme to bail us out every few years. Or we establish ourselves in the prem, step by step build a new stadium invest in the squad and gradually improve and enjoy it when we still turn over he big boys, just like we did Chelski. This misty eyed yearning for inferior football just makes me laugh.
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| beer man Kent 07 Apr 14 9.53am |
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Quote Plane at 07 Apr 2014 9.44am
Quote deejaysurez at 07 Apr 2014 12.26am
been having little think ( dont worry i sat down) it may seem strange but i think i would miss fighting for promotion or the playoffs in the championship, and although sometimes sickening, heart attack inducing, abut allways hugely exciting, the almost guarenteed relegtion battle. if this was to be a new era in out clubs history would anyone else secretly miss our yoyo antics. i think i mite. Let me ask you this, would you be happy paying another £333 per annum for your season ticket? The club, before promotion was losing £3-5m per annum, the increase in ticket prices is to just stem the loss the owners soak up, forget about doing anything to the ground and we may find another talent from the youth scheme to bail us out every few years. Or we establish ourselves in the prem, step by step build a new stadium invest in the squad and gradually improve and enjoy it when we still turn over he big boys, just like we did Chelski. This misty eyed yearning for inferior football just makes me laugh.
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| hastingseagle67 07 Apr 14 9.58am |
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Quote Plane at 07 Apr 2014 9.44am
Quote deejaysurez at 07 Apr 2014 12.26am
been having little think ( dont worry i sat down) it may seem strange but i think i would miss fighting for promotion or the playoffs in the championship, and although sometimes sickening, heart attack inducing, abut allways hugely exciting, the almost guarenteed relegtion battle. if this was to be a new era in out clubs history would anyone else secretly miss our yoyo antics. i think i mite. Let me ask you this, would you be happy paying another £333 per annum for your season ticket? The club, before promotion was losing £3-5m per annum, the increase in ticket prices is to just stem the loss the owners soak up, forget about doing anything to the ground and we may find another talent from the youth scheme to bail us out every few years. Or we establish ourselves in the prem, step by step build a new stadium invest in the squad and gradually improve and enjoy it when we still turn over he big boys, just like we did Chelski. This misty eyed yearning for inferior football just makes me laugh. Your argument makes a lot of sense, but there is a difference in inferior football and wanting to stay true to your roots. Already I see a new breed of supporter at Selhurst who expects instant success. The players aren't quite as approachable in the car park pre match. The likes of Johnny Williams don't seem likely to break into the team as quickly.
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| Plane Bromley 07 Apr 14 10.11am |
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Quote hastingseagle67 at 07 Apr 2014 9.58am
Quote Plane at 07 Apr 2014 9.44am
Quote deejaysurez at 07 Apr 2014 12.26am
been having little think ( dont worry i sat down) it may seem strange but i think i would miss fighting for promotion or the playoffs in the championship, and although sometimes sickening, heart attack inducing, abut allways hugely exciting, the almost guarenteed relegtion battle. if this was to be a new era in out clubs history would anyone else secretly miss our yoyo antics. i think i mite. Let me ask you this, would you be happy paying another £333 per annum for your season ticket? The club, before promotion was losing £3-5m per annum, the increase in ticket prices is to just stem the loss the owners soak up, forget about doing anything to the ground and we may find another talent from the youth scheme to bail us out every few years. Or we establish ourselves in the prem, step by step build a new stadium invest in the squad and gradually improve and enjoy it when we still turn over he big boys, just like we did Chelski. This misty eyed yearning for inferior football just makes me laugh. Your argument makes a lot of sense, but there is a difference in inferior football and wanting to stay true to your roots. Already I see a new breed of supporter at Selhurst who expects instant success. The players aren't quite as approachable in the car park pre match. The likes of Johnny Williams don't seem likely to break into the team as quickly. So, you want the club to need to sell every young prospect before we get the chance to enjoy them, for us to be relegated and flirt with relegation/promotion and go into administration every ten years? As long as the new breed are paying their entrance fee, they can expect what they like. I have no idea how approachable the players are before a game as I'm in the pub, tbh what the fvck does that matter? If Jonny was good enough, he'd be in the team, truth is, he isn't.
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