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My standpoint is that if we can strengthen we will be okay. We try and get by by only replacing those that go (Clingan, Cranie Keogh etc.) we are in for a very, very bumpy ride. Fact is, I am struggling to find any part of me that actually believes we are going to strengthen.

Not so sure Sphinx would entertain such a small club as us.

Fook me, looks like it should be driven by Batman.

Think there was a poll the other day and it asked would you rather have AIDS or a season ticket. It was a very close call.

Not at all. Watched the Shef fUtd. V Stevenage game and they were both fast, strong and very physical. Many of them built like brick shit houses too. Both of them would roll us over as it stands at the mo.

Fook me I am scared. Traditionally, City away at Crawley or Yeovil or Hartlepool more often than not have home wins written all over them. Next season though, even more so.

And from two the other League 2 play-off contenders we also have ... Cheltenham Town - capacity 7,000 Torquay Utd - capacity 6,000 Fook me it's depressing. Can't say I'm filled with optimism with the City going to pokey old grounds with capacities of 5,000. Sounds like an accident waiting to...

Then surely Crawley Town, Broadfield Stadium, capacity 5,996 will bring it all home . :o:o:(

Either that or get a room. ;)

Nope. Need two teams to fail to get an automatic place. Otherwise it will be play-offs.

Yep, Messi, Pele, Cruyff and Leigh Jenkinson.

Totally agree. We could have a bit of a way to fall still yet. Things remain as they are, Sisu in charge and therefore hardly any new players in, then next season only points one way and it's not in the direction we would like to be going in believe me. :facepalm:

Winning and Sisu in the same sentence? Now that is funny. :claping hands::claping hands::claping hands:

Nope that is wrong. First season we won 20 and lost 20. 2003-2004. We won 17 and lost 15. 2005-2006. We won 16, lost 15.

I checked that some time last season. Think it was the first season we were in the Championship. Will let you know.

Or Revenge Of The Sith tomorrow, for those with lisps.

'liquidation is a much less attractive option to SISU than liquidation.' ? :thinking about::thinking about::thinking about:

Think you are forgetting, the Ricoh is a cauldron. :whistle:

Abundance of talent, total lack of application. Sure if you check you will find that tatooed on the back of his neck.

Difference is, we didn't have Sisu in charge, did own our own stadium, weren't losing hundreds of thousands of pounds every month and were bringing in loads of players. Otherwise I guess it is quite similar.