That's my secret weapon - I just say "yea we are shit, any more questions" and that's the end of it.
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Management Relegation
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Just remembered I bet £2 we'd finish outside the top 6 after that rubbish summer window. About 2/1.
Was totally certain, I just never stake any meaningful amount (addictive personality).
Should've put the house on it.
I stuck a pony on at 200-1 to be relegated. Currently in to 50-1.
Never wanted to lose £25 more in my life.
I'm not sure though. We'd have to make so many savings and cutbacks that we'd probably need to play the u-21s and not sign anyone.
And I'd still not have enough loyalty points for an away day
Yeah the reality of relegation will be horrific. If ENIC are parsimonious now, it would get nasty in the Championship. I genuinely don't want to think about what they'd get up to in terms of cost cutting.
Thankfully he's not.
IF relegation is what it takes for Levy to sell.... then so be it. Maybe some Arab oil lover or some Asian company that is willing to spend and win takeover... I don't know...
I have never seen my team in such a shit show in my 50 years alive. I think 15th is the worst I have ever seen us finish and that was like over 30 years ago.......
I have never seen my team in such a shit show in my 50 years alive. I think 15th is the worst I have ever seen us finish and that was like over 30 years ago.......
What will you do with the winnings?
Put them towards a vegan sausage roll at the stadium.
Who drops a couple of billion on a Championship club with over half a billion worth of stadium debt?
Yes I suspect relegation would just prolong ENICs stay. Those repayments will surely be a big burden outside the PL as well.
Why did people buy Man City and Chelsea? They were both in debt...now they are winning.
If the revenue falls, I believe he will sell. He is a man that strictly moves on revenue.
I think a lot of people have some weird romantic idea of the championship possibly based on our last relegation season when football finances were a different planet.
To who? He'd still demand a huge amount and we'd not be an attractive proposition
ENIC would find a way to make our stay in the championship painful and prolonged. It would be a disaster.
Were they in the championship?
Just dawned on me we haven't won at home in the Premier League for nearly three months. Screw up again against Leicester then after that it's City and United rolling into Levy Arena. At which point that could quite easily become four months. Still, the excuses to justify it will be worth waiting for. Even the coached wins have disappeared now.
There will always be buyers.... He would be in no position to demand a huge amount since we are in the EFL and the revenue is shot. If he is not making any revenue in the club, the board will move to sell. The only thing that will make this happen is money.
money money money
no, but we don't have to be in the PL to be bought..... you know that right?
He doesn’t lose money when revenue drops, possibly a lower salary or smaller bonus but that’s not confirmed
His major payout happens when he sells