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Where do you honestly believe we will end up next season

  • Top two

    Votes: 2 8.0%

  • Top six

    Votes: 3 12.0%

  • Mid table

    Votes: 11 44.0%

  • Bottom third

    Votes: 4 16.0%

  • Relegation

    Votes: 5 20.0%
  • Total voters
    25
Jammy 07 said:
To be honest Eire your question and poll is premature.

If you had asked Wolves, Cardiff or Bristol City fans the same question this time last year their answer would have been wrong. Same as Sheff Wed, Reading and unfortunately us. Not to mention Hull and Sunderland as well.

So no one has a clue...but of course the easiest prediction is outside the play offs but stay in the division as statistically that's the most likely.

My prediction is that there will be changes and these will come directly from Radz. That may involve outside investment to improve our financial capabilities or it could just be personnel. One thing I'm sure of is he's too young and too successful to waste his time making a few million as we stagnate on his watch. It's a dangerous game he's entered, many before have wasted millions upon millions trying to fund promotion and have seen their monies squandered on talentless overpaid players. Sir Jack Hayward at Wolves springs to mind as the self christened " Golden Tit ". Personally I think Radz is too savvy to continue with a failing regime. It's damaging to his reputation and as we saw with his twitter outburst recently he has been needled by the events of this poor campaign.

In addition and this is not meant to be critical of anyone who chooses otherwise, I will be renewing my ST and enjoying 23 matchday experiences down at ER next season...surely that's better than only 19 in the PL ?
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Eireleeds1 said:
Pablo wouldnt play all games next season anyway but surely he would make a great impact sub. Also, from what weve seen, theres no guarantee Saiz would feature in all games next season. If we are to use some of the youths, the odd experienced head in the dressing room will also be required. Id rather see Pablo get a decent one year extension than some of the four year ones that were signed
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In my line of work when I have someone who is a brilliant asset to the business but getting on or been off ill (Should be the same in any business) I put a promising talent with him. Firstly the workload is shared and the younger guy picks up the best training and tips possible and will one day be the top dog. WE should sign Pablo because hes earned it and we know he wont do every game next season, but if he has a superbly talented promising kid in the 23s, put them together, room together on away games. Payback gauranteed.
 
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Doc said:
In my line of work when I have someone who is a brilliant asset to the business but getting on or been off ill (Should be the same in any business) I put a promising talent with him. Firstly the workload is shared and the younger guy picks up the best training and tips possible and will one day be the top dog. WE should sign Pablo because hes earned it and we know he wont do every game next season, but if he has a superbly talented promising kid in the 23s, put them together, room together on away games. Payback gauranteed.
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Morning All
I think Eire has asked a very valid question better to ask the question now than this time next year.
There appears to be those who don't like any criticism of the club whatsoever, yes they will have a little moan every now and again, but basically can not see anything wrong with the club.
Then there are those who through experience look at the club with a more detached view, in other words with realism.
Anyone with a interest in LU cannot escape the fact that this season has been a complete disaster from the expectations we had back in September.
Let's be honest with ourselves the wheels started falling off last October. We had no reaction from our so called leader, excuse being that he is still learning.
Well schools out and final grades are not good.
Question for the die hard's?
If you were in charge, seeing that the season is now over what would you do.
If Radz is serious intent on taking the club up to the promised land surely he should be looking to replace Orta NOW getting a decent manager in and investing in the club, unfortunately I don't expect this to happen that's why I have voted bottom 3rd possibly a relegation battle, don't see us going down, but I could be wrong.
Begining to think Radz is more a play boy than a business man.
Rant over fed up with saying the same old thing.
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The overriding thing seems to be,them that go and see the team are more positive while those who go shopping or work are more negative.My own opinion is this season has been a disaster due to bans,injuries and no keeper for most of it.Keeper was a massive mistake,Ayling being injured and Saiz ban,putting probably our 2 best players out of action,was the other main reason.some seasons go that way,do you think Barcelona without Messi would win as many games,or Madrid without Ronaldo,of course not.
 
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lifecheshirewhite said:
The overriding thing seems to be,them that go and see the team are more positive while those who go shopping or work are more negative.My own opinion is this season has been a disaster due to bans,injuries and no keeper for most of it.Keeper was a massive mistake,Ayling being injured and Saiz ban,putting probably our 2 best players out of action,was the other main reason.some seasons go that way,do you think Barcelona without Messi would win as many games,or Madrid without Ronaldo,of course not.
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In the 46 matches Ronaldo has missed since joining Real Madrid, the team has won 32, drawn five and lost nine.
The last 14 games Barcelona have played without Messi, they won 13 drew 1 lost 0

Stop bullshitting again Chesh <laugh>


 
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TC (Lovely Geezer) said:
In the 46 matches Ronaldo has missed since joining Real Madrid, the team has won 32, drawn five and lost nine.
The last 14 games Barcelona have played without Messi, they won 13 drew 1 lost 0

Stop bullshitting again Chesh <laugh>
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1 you have probably just made this up as normal.
2so you are saying the teams are better without their top players.@plokadelboy
3.32 wins out of 46 is poor for Real <doh>
 
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lifecheshirewhite said:
The overriding thing seems to be,them that go and see the team are more positive while those who go shopping or work are more negative.My own opinion is this season has been a disaster due to bans,injuries and no keeper for most of it.Keeper was a massive mistake,Ayling being injured and Saiz ban,putting probably our 2 best players out of action,was the other main reason.some seasons go that way,do you think Barcelona without Messi would win as many games,or Madrid without Ronaldo,of course not.
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Here we go, usual excuses
 
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