Sisu a cancer on the club.SISU era. Up to the return to the stadium.
BeiSISU era. Up to the return to the stadium.
Plus being in Seoul and Osaka and finding out we had lost to Exeter / Accrington Stanley etcSISU era. Up to the return to the stadium.
with everything, wasps, sixfields etc, i remember having chats with other cov 'Fans' in the dark days where it was nearly all over and they said "ill prob go and support burton, another would say he would try northampton" really hit home how dire it all was.The realisation that we could drop out of league football.
Not playing in Coventry.
Administration.
Inability to see any light at the end of the tunnel
Finally, almost giving up hope.
Well Luton went out of the league , somewhere we might have gone if we hadn't got promoted in our one season down there .There’s been a few.
Rather than just a season, the slow inevitable decline from the championship was pretty grim.
Some individual defeats were very painful.
Despite how shit it was I took almost a weird sense of pride from how bad we had it. Watching people wince when you told them who you supported.
Other than actually going out of business, like Bury, who has had it worse? Maybe Pompey? Maybe Luton? I don’t know that either of them had to move grounds…twice.
Which timeSISU era. Up to the return to the stadium.
True. I didn’t begrudge them their playoff final win.Well Luton went out of the league , somewhere we might have gone if we hadn't got promoted in our one season down there .
Bothroyd, employing Marlon King, building a fence around the training ground… playing in the worst kit in our history (stupid double collar, horizontal pinstripes, white socks).
Yep sixfields. I’d lost my football clubMaybe Sixfields. The divide in fans seemed far bigger than any of the Birmingham seasons - which were also very low points, regardless of pitch product.
The 17/18 season I renewed very very late because I was angry and reluctant to accept they’d dragged us to tier four.
When Slade came in and ensured relegation to L2. So little quality in that squad, especially going forwards and I didn’t see how we’d get back up any time soon.
Seasons in Northampton/Brum were obviously bad but there were some positives on the pitch at least.
This for me... Didn't even play in sky blue that year ffs!Any point of 2016-17 where we had Nathan Clarke wearing number 7 in the worst kit in our history while Russell Slade is sat in the dugout
i dont know how the kit got through all the checks, it was 95% white, all it needed was the colours to be flipped around.This for me... Didn't even play in sky blue that year ffs!
I remember saying the Checkatrade final would be my last game because it had all just got too heartbreaking and depressing (bear in mind my first game was Keane/Oggy's final game and it had literally just got worse and worse every year since then).
But that day at Wembley gave me just enough hope to get invested in the L2 season and Robins has set the club alight ever since
His son was in my daughter’s year at school at this time.When Slade came in and ensured relegation to L2. So little quality in that squad, especially going forwards and I didn’t see how we’d get back up any time soon.
Seasons in Northampton/Brum were obviously bad but there were some positives on the pitch at least.
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