GianEmmo Zola Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 get rid of all the money grabbers, and play all the kids next year get rid of ollie, get walsh in or taggart to lead them, get dodds gradel Shush! conrad odihambo back get rid of oakley howard hume clapham
Barry Trotter Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 get rid of all the money grabbers, and play all the kids next year get rid of ollie, get walsh in or taggart to lead them, get dodds gradel conrad odihambo back get rid of oakley howard hume clapham League 2 here we come
Eastern Fox Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 No, you're wrong. Relegation is a disaster for a club that expected to be challenging for the play-off at the start of the season. Don't pretend it isn't.
BigGibbo Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 I've said it could be good for us in the long run but I am far from ready for optimism yet!
DanTheFoxBhoy Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 fooking shite. The only practical thing I can think of that would serve us in going down is my Coca-Cola Football League badges remain current. And that's not even a fooking reason at all. RIP Leicester City.
Mack Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 I agree, dropping into the abyss of football is a disaster. Made even worse by Forest's promotion.
lavrentis Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 Anyone I know that takes the piss out of me In real life are going to get decked.
step Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 Everyone wanted effing consistancy. well that is what you got . Support ollie and his consistancy was what the fans wanted. Well the willy puller has delivered constancy everyone craved. Good aint it? Shall we stay with ollie for more consistancy? and more shite? Yes lets have more shite for the sake of consistancy. More shite, more consistancy and some more consistant shite. What a load of bollocks. Twats Holloway out
FleckneyFox Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 No doubt League 1 is gonna be tough the big teams that have gone down there have struggled and now really respect that League as i am sure we will come to. But now we can get rid of some of the overpaid twats i'd like to see a few academy boys given their chances. Losing Mattock and Stearz which we undoubtedly will is gonna be a blow.
Thracian Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 get rid of all the money grabbers, and play all the kids next year get rid of ollie, get walsh in or taggart to lead them, get dodds gradel Shush! conrad odihambo back get rid of oakley howard hume clapham I wonder what Shush! is thinking right now. Particularly about Holloway.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 Not a blessing in disguise so much as an extreme wake-up call. Though considering the last 4 years, maybe now people will sit up and pay attention. I CAN happen and IT HAS
lookwhaticando Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 I wonder what Shush! is thinking right now. Particularly about Holloway. Let's ask James Scowcroft... he probably knows.
downdowndeeperdown Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 No-one really knows how things will pan out, but experience seems to suggest that what blessing comes with relegation are mixed with disappointments in others. I don't want to repeat word for word what myself and other supporters have said on this forum in the past couple of weeks, but the truth is that restructuring a club is a lengthy and painful process. Unless Mandaric is going to pick up the loss of revenue (around £5 million or more, depending on overheads) a lot of non-playing staff will have to go and it's never good to see people lose their jobs. On the other side of the coin, it is an opportunity to rebuild with the best young players from the lower leagues, if you can fight off the competition from clubs in the Championship and the Premiership. The squad which Forest is taking up with them, for example, is both much better and younger than the one which took us down three years ago, it's just taken a long time to achieve. My best advice is to be patient, get in a manager who knows how to play football which will distinguish you from the dross of League One, and don't underestimate your new opponents.
SamL Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 Wrong. It's a disaster. This should have been done in the summer had we stayed up. I don't feel it's a blessing, it's devastating. It broke my heart to see everybody else devastating and all the Stoke fans celebrating, I thought that was going to be us. It's not a blessing at all.
Staf Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 I know people are trying to be positive but believe me this isnt a blessing in disguise believe me after the first few games the novelty will wear off and we will be feeling so depressed
davieG Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 How many times does it need to be said: NO IT ISN'T - Stop deluding yourselves!!!!
SamL Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 How many times does it need to be said:NO IT ISN'T - Stop deluding yourselves!!!! Agreed.
josh_baskin Posted 4 May 2008 Posted 4 May 2008 I agree, dropping into the abyss of football is a disaster.Made even worse by Forest's promotion. Could be much worse, I work in nottingham and my manager is a Stoke fan! Im sooooo looking forward to returning to work tuesday!
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