A record or success?

[Brainy]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

[Bryn]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

Plymouth have a far, far superior squad to us. Norris, Blake, Halmosi, Seip, Gosling, even Easter, good players.

And I don't think I could enjoy League 1 success. I'd prefer Championship mundanity. It's almost as hard to get into the Championship as it is to get into the Prem, and just think how far away from that we would be.

[Yaxx]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

Is this a pointless post? Does it actually mean anything?

[Hugo Sanchez]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

Yes it does. A proud record and i don't wanna us to drop down to league. I can't beleive how shite we have got to be honest. I'm no longer proud to say i support Leicester.

[fishfingers]

Plymouth have decent team spirit and morale (created by ollie and continued by Sturrock). We have a team constantly being told they are crap. Do the maths?

Ollie should have handled this situation differently, and doesn't appear to be the motivator we need. He's already blamed us, the fans, refs, players etc never himself. 4-4-2 might have worked at his previous clubs, but we need a change for our current players. We did have the best defence in the championship before he arrived.

[Daz.I]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

I'd have to agree with you on the first bit we are better than them but on form they grind results out.

for the basic fact they have players like Barry Hayles and Ebanks-Blake who can score goals on a consistant basis.

I'd much rather struggle in this league it would be degrading for a club like ours to be in the lower tier of the football league , in the situation we're in we can change it around within a few matches, whereas in League 1 we'd do well overall but we'd be down there all year until we bounced back up and it would get boring because when we came back up we'd just be in the same boat struggling at championship level.

[purpleronnie]

Our league is crap there isnt a team in it thats premiership class. One week some crap side beats a top side, the following week its reversed. Its rubbish.

[Nationwider]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

I don't mean to cause you any offence Walkers, but that ranks as just about the most pointless, poorly constructed, confusing and ludicrous post ever ever typed within the LCFC forum.

This isn't a debate - I'm just telling you. I know because I've read most of them.

[MPH]

Plymouth have a far, far superior squad to us. Norris, Blake, Halmosi, Seip, Gosling, even Easter, good players.

And I don't think I could enjoy League 1 success. I'd prefer Championship mundanity. It's almost as hard to get into the Championship as it is to get into the Prem, and just think how far away from that we would be.

if i remember correctly, the championship is the 5th or 6th most watched league in Europe.....

[Simi]

Yeah, lets get relegated and win some football matches.

One step closer to the Premiership.

[dandannieldanok]

Getting relegated would not bring a guarantee of success anyway. In fact I can imagine our home form getting even worse with practically every team coming to the Walkers and sitting back, every fan knows the team can't cope with those tactics.

[Joe.]

Yes I'd definitely much rather see my team slide down the Football League and face even more humiliation. That would be fantastic.

[Stevosevic]

Great discussion point Walkers.

[Staf]

Our league is crap there isnt a team in it thats premiership class. One week some crap side beats a top side, the following week its reversed. Its rubbish.

I think West Brom would survive in the prem next year thats it all the rest of the teams are average

[Tommeh]

Im sick of Saturday afternoons now.

Who has the better squad of players? Leicester or Plymouth? I'd honestly say Leicester but Plymouth have the quality to grind out results like today against Watford and a few months back at Charlton.

I'd seriously consider swapping relegation battles in the Championship to some success in League One. I've seen a few others on here suggest this but im sure the fact that we'll be losing our record of being one of (8/9?) clubs never to have played outside of the top two tiers of football in our history would upset a few people..

Or would it? Does the record actually mean anything?

Change your Sig please I just spent 10 valuable seconds trying to splat a fly that I thought was on my computer screen.

Reguards Tom, 18