looks like ull cit-eh could be in the mire

[not on facebook]

addministration seems to be on its way round the corner
going on what their fans are saying.

http://boards.footymad.net/forum.php?tno=297&fid=148&sty=2&act=1&mid=2120720754

lessons to be learnt to the smaller teams that earn promotion
to prem me thinks.

it's not all a bed of roses.

[Alan Southstand]

It really does depend on how you manage the finance, though. If you go gung-ho like Hull did, then it probably will come back to bite you, but if you're prudent like Burnley, then the hit is nowhere near as massive. £48m for the next 4 years (for NOT being in the Premiership? I'll bet JR and our Board would love some of that!

[fudgepacker]

The main problem with how Hull have done it is that they threw money after money to try and stay in the league. Wolves, West Brom and I expect Blackpool do it the patient way. They go up and take the money and slowly build and improve each time.

That's how I would expect us to play it, stuff trying to stay up, take the money and run. Improve the infrastructure and build a strong squad.

[PACMAN]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/danroan/2010/08/pompey_on_the_brink.html

Looks like they won't be the only ones, again!!!!!

[Standanista]

I fail to have much sympathy.  Some elements in football long-since lost touch with reality, be it the grass-roots game or basic laws of the land like paying your tax.  Imagine Nat Lofthouse up against a keeper with braids in his hair in a pink Kappa top?

[Standanista]

PS Before anyone says, I know in that photo they're dreads not braids.  Very artistic anyway!

[snods big brother]

Could the reason that they are not playing him be because that they will have to pay him £5000 per week more if he plays another 10 games