Quote:Fiftyyearsarover
It’s a funny League the NL .its mostly the ex League sides that are struggling or the only ones talking about it ,it could be the upkeep of a large stadium ,paying bigger wages to attract better players to get out this beastly League ,the SWA are superb the way they support Tranmere and as I have said before some gates for some teams are 350/500 how they keep going I don’t know that’s why I have a lot of time for the likes of Sutton Utd Solihull moors it’s proper football .i am now bored solid with the premier League the preening ,praying mercenaries destroying the game, the dye is now cast it’s only a matter of time before we get the first million pound a week player ,the world gone mad
Quote:I'm the same these days. Can't remember the last time i watched MOTD or the likes. I don't even know the scores anymore, i usually ask my nephew how Liverpool got on but that's just conversation i honestly have no intrest in it.stairwaytoheavenQuote:Fiftyyearsarover
It’s a funny League the NL .its mostly the ex League sides that are struggling or the only ones talking about it ,it could be the upkeep of a large stadium ,paying bigger wages to attract better players to get out this beastly League ,the SWA are superb the way they support Tranmere and as I have said before some gates for some teams are 350/500 how they keep going I don’t know that’s why I have a lot of time for the likes of Sutton Utd Solihull moors it’s proper football .i am now bored solid with the premier League the preening ,praying mercenaries destroying the game, the dye is now cast it’s only a matter of time before we get the first million pound a week player ,the world gone mad
Nice one fifty, I thought it was just me that felt like that, hate corporate football with a passion.
Quote:filled out a bit since then martyd .not on your own tho !martyd12
I agree! I have watched it many times not least because I make a cameo appearance but because it really does remind me of what were very very difficult times for the club!
Quote:martyd12
I agree! I have watched it many times not least because I make a cameo appearance but because it really does remind me of what were very very difficult times for the club!
Quote:not opening a whole stand for 16 fans is a good place to startHiggosboots
It’s part and parcel of modern football, we’ve been in a financial struggle for many years, MP and NP have managed to keep the wolves from the door short term but I doubt that will last, said it before big decisions need making about our club and it’s situation, the ground has to be managed to its capacity for every game not the attendance and clubs with gates of 300 may be financially sound as their outlay is less.
Quote:2 the moonQuote:not opening a whole stand for 16 fans is a good place to startHiggosboots
It’s part and parcel of modern football, we’ve been in a financial struggle for many years, MP and NP have managed to keep the wolves from the door short term but I doubt that will last, said it before big decisions need making about our club and it’s situation, the ground has to be managed to its capacity for every game not the attendance and clubs with gates of 300 may be financially sound as their outlay is less.
Quote:Claytonne&Clark
We've seen lots of teams try the 'boom or bust' approach to being in the Premiership, and League One/Two has lots of clubs who took multiple steps backwards after overspending to get to the top (Portsmouth, Blackpool, Plymouth, Bradford).
Quote:Itsalldownhillfromhere
Apart from Wrexham and Chester, the away fans could easily be segregated in the Johny King stand at the away end. Its always empty at that end. Its a shame to have a great stand empty but sometimes needs must? How many other teams would need the stand open? On the way to the match in the old teams my son and I would guess how mant away coaches we would walk past in the carpark, these daye we have resorted to how many away fans we can count!(Not too difficult!)