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Topics: 100Without new owners or investors can’t see anything other than 8,9 or 10.
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I predict that our club will be saved from liquidation at the very last minute, by a consortium of people who started their working life at SUFC. We will probably get demoted too. But we will bounce back from this one.
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Currently all we can hope for is 6!
If Peter accepts an offer (ANY OFFER) and gives us both the separation we need then who knows what’s possible
IF Peter is not here next season and we get in 4/5 interesting recruits I’d expect 2,500 – 3,000 attendance most weeks!
If Peter doesn’t sell and continues to recruit as only he knows how then we are well and truly F**K*D
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It obvously depends on if the club is taken over by new owners, if this happens I feel it will be option 6, with the club finishing the season in 16th or 17th position, but if Swann holds on to the club and will not accept any reasonable offers, then I am looking at option 10, because that way will suit Swanns thinking of getting the most money from his companies ownership of all the clubs assets (LAND ETC). Swann has proved that he has no interest in SUFC as a football club, and his handling of things backs up that statement, the club is presently practically worthless, with no desent players, no money, no stadium or land, and have lost 2,000 regular supporters because of there being no point in attending games, the team has not won a game in the last 17 matches, and the entertainment served up at GP is non-existant.
I still have that feeling that Swann will hang onto the club ownership, simply because he actually believes that it is not his fault that the club has sank to record lowas under his ownership, I am sure that he blames the fans for all this.
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If you offered me 6 now I’d gladly take it.
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Seven.
Based on my belief that even with Ernest gone it will only focus attention on other issues ie an extremely poor pool of senior players, supplemented by inexperienced youngsters regardless of future potential or willingness.
A manager who raises questions on his abilities going forward.
Only enough income to survive as a club, being in the National league is a small element of our impending struggles.
The damage done by Ernest to the supporters base on many many different issues is too severe to see them ebb back in their droves even with new owners.
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