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And if you are looking for 'if's then what about we will be okay 1. If we pay the rent. 2. If we come out of the transfer embargo. 3. If we file our accounts. 4. If we aren't liquidated.

Must be really gutting. Can you imagine City amassing 90 points and not going up? :facepalm:

Where's the girlie posts? :facepalm: Paxman says look outside the box. Any outsider here would look and see 1. A team that only won 8 games all season. 2. A club under a transfer embargo 3. A club that hasn't filed it's accounts. 4. A club that hasn't paid the rent for 2 months 5. A club...

A team winning 27 games out of their 46 matches, only losing 10 all season, amassing 90 points in total, scoring 92 goals and not making automatic promotion? :o

'The future is just an illusion... we don't know, so why worry about it ? Deal with it IF or when it happens. (The Power of Now - by Eckhart Tolle) I'm so in love with you, purge the soul, make love your goal.' (The Power Of Love - Frankie Goes to Hollywood)

Problem with point 4 is, we have lost many, many games against opposition such as this and that being with us having much better players and being in much higher leagues.

Just don't accept this argument, Paxman. Reason? 1. Sisu sell. Sisu have sold and have consistently sold. they have had to sell to try and fend off debts. We have no reason to believe they will do any different this season. 2. Estimation is that dropping a division costs around 4m in lost...

Yeah, Wingy, but besides that, if we were to say lose Clingan, Cranie and Keogh, we all know the players we will replace them with will not be of an equivalent standard. My guess is, sell anything that moves and then try and pray for the benevolence of higher league clubs to let us have some...