Thing is if CCFC were anything else we wouldn't bother would we , if it wereRealism? Pessimism? Negativity? Think they would be more appropriate words. We might as well not bother next season judging by some on here. Let's see how things go. There are reasons to be positive. The sun is shining for a start
Thing is if CCFC were anything else we wouldn't bother would we , if it were
a job a friend or a woman we'd have given up on it by now.
Trouble is we are CCFC and its in your blood isn't it, I really hope we recruit
well in the summer and have a fantastic promotion season.
The reality is we have to "more or less " start from scratch again, the budget
maybe on a par with others in league 1 but I fear it will have to stretch much
further than most.
But as you say there's always reasons to be positive, having luck on our side
would make a big difference, that's probably asking to much though.
Lovely and sunny here on the east coast
If a friend had treated you as badly as this club (by club i mean owners past & present)speak for yourself saying you wouldn't bother if it were a friend, a job or women. No point giving up, honestly think we will challenge next year. We will have a top half budget, and as like this year, if we can get in loans, which we aren't paying wages for, then we can make that budget stretch. Have faith.
The ones made up on here
Help is on the wayOlly Olly give us a wave
Olly give us a wave
Olly Olly give us a wave
Personally I think we will be better next season than this
- New personal
- Rid of dead wood
- Mowbray will get a more stable back 4
- We have improved significantly so higher calibre of players will want to join us
- Maddison transfer fee should help towards to cause
- Good reputation for loan players
- RCC has had a years experience and will be better next season
Hi Nick
:welcome:
Personally I think we will be better next season than this
- New personal
- Rid of dead wood
- Mowbray will get a more stable back 4
- We have improved significantly so higher calibre of players will want to join us
- Maddison transfer fee should help towards to cause
- Good reputation for loan players
- RCC has had a years experience and will be better next season
Do we know what the add -ons are for them,normally the main add-on is£2m Maddison fee vertically all gone within a week of receiving it ( ironically week before JR appeal in court... Same as 'Wilson' sale happened day after the original JR !!!!) If Norwich drop to Championship 'add-on's' are void ⚽️
olly olly olly olly olly olly olly olly olly
charity bet? 20 quid
The whole we fucked up the budget and the real break even figure is 14k is likely bollocks I suspect.Can't see the budget being the same next season simply because we fucked up the break even figure and it sure as hell ain't going to go up initially.
We've got a few high earners going off the books, but Mowbrays transfer record has been pretty hit and miss and more importantly so has his matchday management.
Assuming we go for a similar squad makeup as this season, well rely on a couple of Prem kids on loan which can be very hit and miss and as seen this season will fade as we go through a season.
If we can find a decent CB that stays fit, and if we can find effective pace like Murphy (at first), and if we can find a goal threat, and if we can find some experience, and if we can sort Mowbrays inability toblast past Xmas, then we might come top 10 (similar to this year but lower wage bill). That's a lot of ifs.
Maybe. See how I feel at the start of the season.
They can say whatever they like, safe in the knowledge it will be swallowed hook line and sinker.The whole we fucked up the budget and the real break even figure is 14k is likely bollocks I suspect.
We've averaged 12,500 this season after being told we need 11k attendances to sustain our budget as well as the sale of Maddison for a few million, very soon people would have been asking questions about why there wasn't further investment in the team if we 1,500 fans above prediction as well as where the 2 million (lower estimate) windfall on top of that was going and why it wouldn't be invested on the pitch if we are above the predicted attendance we needed. By saying, actually we got the budget wrong and we need 14k attendances gives them a convenient excuse at the ideal time.
There's your waveOlly Olly give us a wave
Olly give us a wave
Olly Olly give us a wave
There's your wave
Jodie Jones will replace Murphy's pace next seasonCan't see the budget being the same next season simply because we fucked up the break even figure and it sure as hell ain't going to go up initially.
We've got a few high earners going off the books, but Mowbrays transfer record has been pretty hit and miss and more importantly so has his matchday management.
Assuming we go for a similar squad makeup as this season, well rely on a couple of Prem kids on loan which can be very hit and miss and as seen this season will fade as we go through a season.
If we can find a decent CB that stays fit, and if we can find effective pace like Murphy (at first), and if we can find a goal threat, and if we can find some experience, and if we can sort Mowbrays inability toblast past Xmas, then we might come top 10 (similar to this year but lower wage bill). That's a lot of ifs.
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Maybe. See how I feel at the start of the season.
Three deserved home wins in a row against Millwall, Bradford and Sheffield United has to be encouraging. All will depend on who stays, who goes and who comes in, obviously, but I think there are grounds for optimism. Five games ago I wouldn't have been renewing, now I am.
ok fair enough. obvious renewals isnt really an issue for us though.for e.g if we want philips he will jump at chance to stay
very soon people would have been asking questions about why there wasn't further investment in the team