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If he won that game against Fulham and eventually kept us up, he would be given freedom of the city.
Funny how quickly people turn
Why is it these trolls can write and write, but you challenge them one one part of their post, a simple basic point, and they avoid answering like the plague?
Loads complained about the football in the promotion season
Loads did it in the PL
Loads would have still done it if we stayed up...
But as we’re now down in a lower division with a better squad, is it too much to have a little ambition and then question it when you don’t see that ambition and challenge from the team and manager?
My *outrage klaxon* went off twice in that one.
You realise people bought them this season, following a relegation, with Warnock at the helm?
Perhaps the majority of our fans quite like the guy and / or don't buy a season ticket based on who is managing us.
How many will we sell if he gains another promotion for the club?
That's a fair question, but I think it's equally fair to wonder how many we'll sell if we go through the season, in or around the middle of the table,or worse, playing a style of football that it seems many fans are getting increasingly fed up with?
If we were to go up this season, I'd guess we'd have another five to six thousand season ticket holders and the figure would probably go down from the current one by about the same amount if things worked out as I speculated.
With the promise of having g a real go.
And a strong championship team with Reid Murphy etc.. look at what we’ve sold and what we’ve replaced them with. I’m willing that they all come good and really hope the new players do, but in my opinion we haven’t replaced them with like for like quality.
If we struggle to mid table this year and he goes, what makes you think we will sell the same amount?
We wouldn't. But that won't be because of Warnock, not really.
We have had a large percentage of "fairweather" fans (not sure what term to use really, and I don't necessarily mean anyone on this board) that are happy during the good times and their support tails off when things aren't so rosey.
You could say Warnock would be a part of it and you would be correct, but our support has always fluctuated massively, long before him and will long after him and in my opinion it's down to results as opposed to who is managing us and his style of football.
We don't ever seem to really hold support like some other clubs can, I guess it's a lack of serious success over the years.
Is a lot of that to do with Wales being mostly working class people and disposable income isn't that easy to come by?
I don't blame anyone not spending their hard earned on watching something that isn't enjoyable to watch just because a lot of old men on the internet have made up weird terms like fair weather and plastic.