What I would say is though, it's the most settled and focused the club has been for at least twenty years.

Since the likes of Wright and Bright left, and Goldberg bought the club, we've just kind of floated on the ambitions of chairmen and ridden a rollercoaster of hopes, dreams, failures and near-misses.

For the past 4 years, we've had a set of owners that are ambitious, yet shrewd, practical and unrelenting in their goal in maintaining this club's stability and financial longevity.

However we got here, we are here, and for the first time in my life time at least, we've had a manager come in, grab the entire club by the scruff of the neck and told it to stop ******* about. We are all pulling in the same direction, we are all on the same bus and we are united in our ambition and passion for the club. The players have pretty much bought into TP's ideals instantly, and with that have grown from strength to strength. First was the defensive organization, and then came the discipline needed to counter effectively, which has resulted in the team being more attacking when we were all wishing for it to be.

The club has had the brains for a few years now, but since TP came along it walks the walk too. The success of the season, and the results we've gained, and subsequently the effort and displays of the players are all intrinsically linked with the identify of the club and the foundations everything is built on.

There are members older and wiser than myself, who can recall the legends of the past, but in my opinion we are in probably the most exciting and optimistic position we have ever been. Everything, from the board, to the manager, to the players, to the fans, are united and looking in the same direction. We must heed patience and remain disciplined and mindful of our past, but the air of optimism is so strong with us all that any lacking of technical ability on the pitch is almost irrelevant.

We've had better individual, and better teams, but we have never, in my eyes, had a healthy or more progressive club than we do now. We walking into unknown territory, and the possibilities are immense. I'm not talking about success on the field necessary, but the foundations of this club can be reinforced so much that the effects could be felt for the next 100 years. If managed correctly of course.

Damn it's exciting, and we are all here together to see where this rabbit hole goes.