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Unfortunately the standard of the opposition is ramping up too, the next three looking decidedly tricky. No, for me it has to be NLN next season, and I’d say your statistician is being decidedly optimistic, Les. 90/10 for me at best.
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Realistically we have to start again in tier 6.
The damage inflicted by you know who has been too great for us ever to recover it in a third of a season. Although the new owner obviously cannot rule out survival publicly, all will now be focused rightly on setting us up for challenging for promotion next season.1 user thanked author for this post.
But remember this time last week we were looking at no club at all.
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He didn’t say that, WG, what he said was that any new training facility would not be too far distant (in geographical terms). He didn’t say it would be on the land near the ground.
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I think Cass and I are probably just reflecting our life experience, and how we have seen things pan out in real life, which for me is over 60 years!
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I think the point is that our club is (apparently) secure (for a little longer at least). What we do not need is another bout of spending money we don’t have. Stabilisation and organic growth is fine by me. I do not expect to get back in the FPL anytime soon. Level 6 will be difficult enough next season.
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The point is that a CEO of a professional football club cannot be seen to be in any way condoning the breaking of ground regulations.
What if he turned a blind eye to the following ones for instance?
“Racial, homophobic or discriminatory abuse, chanting or harassment is strictly forbidden
and will result in arrest and/or ejection from the Ground.”
“The use of threatening behaviour, foul or abusive language is strictly forbidden and will result
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Ian Sharp
@IanSharp
For whatever it’s worth Lee Turnbull was incredibly supportive and carried himself with dignity and respect under extremely difficult circumstances. Like every other staff member I had the pleasure of meeting he bleeds
@SUFCOfficial
through and through. #UTI #Looktothefuture
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I’ll have some of what he’s on!
Seriously though, everything depends on the product on the pitch, and fingers crossed that aspect goes well tomorrow.
Lee is doing a great job in really trying circumstances.
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Probably agent greed scuppered it this time, but he’ll be off in January to a league club IF he continues scoring. So a significant risk for Joe and his agent. I’ll bet Mr. and Mrs. S. are livid though at £100k slipping through their fingers.
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The bookies have already written us off. 8/15 favourites to finish bottom. They must have a good idea how this season will go in terms of the clubs finances. That is, we will sell anyone who can command a fee, and cut wage costs as far as we can as the season progresses. The inevitable result being as they predict. Obviously I hope I’m wrong but, by extension, under the current ownership I’d say it’s odds on too that we’ll be semi professional in NLN next year.
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Well, the bookies (who usually have a very good idea) make Maidenhead clear favourites at 6/5, and 15/8 for an away win. Maidenhead will be up for this one for sure, so nothing less than total commitment from us will do.
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