Wymsey Posted 29 September 2016 Posted 29 September 2016 As well as problems on the pitch and stadium owners that don't support them much in terms of finance, they've lost a great club legend/ambassador in Jimmy Hill. Fans now probably feel there's no real spokesperson at the club that is trying to change things around.
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 29 September 2016 Posted 29 September 2016 6 hours ago, Fox92 said: Absolute shame really, putting rivalry aside. Big historic club in that state is sad to see. I'd rather play them every season than see them on the brink of relegation to League Two. I do hope they recover. no
Stadt Posted 29 September 2016 Posted 29 September 2016 why are sisu even there still, surely they're not gaining anything from this?
Corky Posted 29 September 2016 Posted 29 September 2016 8 hours ago, Craig said: Imagine that day if someone had said that in 8 years time they'd have six points in League One whilst we had six in the Champions League.
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