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I'm starting to get worried - DK & FL should be too.
Time for DK & FL to act, a look over the shoulder at relegation and a bit of a rant about loans.
Posted elsewhere but City’s financial situation is beginning to attract media attention.
Not massive attention but enough for comments about City needing to sell.
Over the next few seasons, City will begin to struggle. I think thats a genuine concern
Relegationffs cone on!!
If we somehow get relegated even with the absolute shite that is below us like Plymouth, I will buy us all a season ticket at Aston Villa and take Luis Binks with us and give him tips on his defensive duties, when Tyrone Mings has the ball obv
Relegation isn't happening, neither is the Villa Season ticket while giving Luis Binks the occasional defensive tip while Mings has the ball.
just like my post, this article is pure waffle.
What media attention?
Every club is operating at a loss, literally every single club in this division, the division above and the divisions below are operating at a loss.
Coventry struggling in a few years, no need to worry my friend, we always have struggled, we have built a young gifted squad off the back of selling 2 players, reaching a play off final, and the fa cup run, this has all contributed.
When the money dries up, players like MVE or Wright or Sheaf or an in form Simms are then moved on, it may be 1, it maybe 2.
Wright and Sheaf find themselves out the door, we recoup £20 million for the 2 players,
Who originally we signed Wright for £7.5 mill (€9mil euros) we paid £750k for Sheaf.
You take that Income and you go again, things are okay mate. Coventry City will always be a club in this position, and I'm fine with It. I don't want our club taking huge risks, Derby did just that and it backfired, Sunderland just signed a player for ridiculous sums, that's gonna back fire on them, just you wait.
I'm happy with us living smart, balancing the books when needs be, rebuilding smart and eventually getting to a point where we have 5 or 6 top tier talents that could bag us a boat load of money.
Things aren't all doom and gloom, we have been there before, I know a broke club when I see one, we aren't that anymore, but let's not for one minute pretend we got £10 million at the ready for Lampard and Austin to piss up a wall.
We have built a young gifted expensive squad who are underperforming badly.What media attention?
Every club is operating at a loss, literally every single club in this division, the division above and the divisions below are operating at a loss.
Coventry struggling in a few years, no need to worry my friend, we always have struggled, we have built a young gifted squad off the back of selling 2 players, reaching a play off final, and the fa cup run, this has all contributed.
When the money dries up, players like MVE or Wright or Sheaf or an in form Simms are then moved on, it may be 1, it maybe 2.
Wright and Sheaf find themselves out the door, we recoup £20 million for the 2 players,
Who originally we signed Wright for £7.5 mill (€9mil euros) we paid £750k for Sheaf.
You take that Income and you go again, things are okay mate. Coventry City will always be a club in this position, and I'm fine with It. I don't want our club taking huge risks, Derby did just that and it backfired, Sunderland just signed a player for ridiculous sums, that's gonna back fire on them, just you wait.
I'm happy with us living smart, balancing the books when needs be, rebuilding smart and eventually getting to a point where we have 5 or 6 top tier talents that could bag us a boat load of money.
Things aren't all doom and gloom, we have been there before, I know a broke club when I see one, we aren't that anymore, but let's not for one minute pretend we got £10 million at the ready for Lampard and Austin to piss up a wall.
Totally agree, we need 2 experienced players (cb and cm) to get these young lads performing.. We also need a number 10.We have built a young gifted expensive squad who are underperforming badly.
“The harder I practice, the luckier I get” is a quote by South African golfer Gary Player. The quote is often interpreted to mean that practice and hard work are more important than luck in achieving success.Or they are just plain unlucky.
Maybe a mixture of both.
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I'm sure that is factually incorrect!8th top scorers in the league don’t get relegated
You’ll be in for a nice surprise thenI'm sure that is factually incorrect!
Blackpool managed it in the premier league.You’ll be in for a nice surprise then
You’ll be in for a nice surprise then
Aha, found it.Blackpool managed it in the premier league.
I'm sure there are some mad stats where teams went down with insanely high goal tallys (this may be pre war tho)!
But they had the worst defence, wer‘e not that badBlackpool managed it in the premier league.
I'm sure there are some mad stats where teams went down with insanely high goal tallys (this may be pre war tho)!
What would have happened if they had conceded the most goals?Man City won the league with 107 goals ? Look I’m trying to be positive
And the maddest manager!But they had the worst defence, wer‘e not that bad
He means the season after, to get relegated after scoring 107 goals would of taken some doingWhat would have happened if they had conceded the most goals?
Absolutely sure?But they had the worst defence, wer‘e not that bad
100% ishAbsolutely sure?
But not impossible.He means the season after, to get relegated after scoring 107 goals would of taken some doing
I wish I had your confidence.100% ish
They still scored 80!He means the season after, to get relegated after scoring 107 goals would of taken some doing
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