"Did you also know that Spacey still holds a grudge for a girl who once borrowed his pencil sharpener, at school, without asking....he says its the reason he dislikes women!"
only because she stuck it in his ear..petty if you ask me....
by frimmers » 24 Nov 2009 10:15
by Wimb » 24 Nov 2009 10:38
Sun Tzu
Given that clubs with double that haven;t, and clubs with less than that have I'm not sure it's really a key factor.
Bar half a dozen clubs there is no long term guarantee that any club will remain in the PL and if Newcastle can get relegated and Fulham can stay there for an extended period I suspect that crowd size is a lesser consideration than perhaps management policy !
by Sun Tzu » 24 Nov 2009 13:28
Wimb
Ask 100 people who they'd back to be in the PL 10 years from now, Wigan or Sheffield Wednesday and I'm sure the majority would back the later. Teams like Wigan can buck the odds but sooner or later the bubble bursts and does the club have the facilities and ambitions to bounce back?
by FiNeRaIn » 24 Nov 2009 13:33
Wimb Ask 100 people who they'd back to be in the PL 10 years from now, Wigan or Sheffield Wednesday and I'm sure the majority would back the later.
by prostak » 24 Nov 2009 17:38
Sun Tzu [Yonner Athletic's] financial model is not really any worse than that of most clubs.
by papereyes » 24 Nov 2009 17:56
by Wimb » 25 Nov 2009 07:40
Sun TzuWimb
Ask 100 people who they'd back to be in the PL 10 years from now, Wigan or Sheffield Wednesday and I'm sure the majority would back the later. Teams like Wigan can buck the odds but sooner or later the bubble bursts and does the club have the facilities and ambitions to bounce back?
And the evidence that Sheff Wed have the facilities and ambition to bounce back is what, based on their performance over recent years ?
I'd agree that if Wigan drop they may find it hard to come back quickly but i'm not convinced Sheff Wed are a good example of a club with a different model that has proved successful !
I'd be amazed if anyone would offer much of an opinion as to which teams would be where in 10 years time !
by frimmers » 25 Nov 2009 10:09
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