So what if we don't go up?

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Whilst it is of course possible we don't go up, I don't see the point of torturing ourselves with what might happen should that become fact until that point. I certainly don't think CW will want to move on in either case, no way will he have told Kev that he is off if we don't go up in two years, although if the boardroom wrangle makes us implode then yes maybe, but come on guys we need positivity now of all times, kick that natural Sheffield despondency under a rock & believe.
 



Some interesting comments by Huddersfield fans yesterday following their relegation - many seemed to be happy to be going back to the Championship, OK dosh apart is the Premiership the promised land, I'm quite happy to stay in the Championship following what has been a highly entertaining season so far
 
What's "manic Drepressive" about asking what peoples thoughts are on the possibility that we don't get promoted? Are you scared at the thought of missing out?
It is possible you know ,so get real about the situation.

Exactly. After three years of spectacular progress, it could be that we'd be going up too soon - the foundations aren't in place. As others have said, we've got an ageing squad and a Titanic ownership battle to come as nobody knows what the club will be worth by the end of the season. So, if we did go up, we've got to rebuild the squad and sort out the ownership issues - all in less than 18 weeks (less than 10 in we go up via the PO Final) until the PL kicks off on 10th August.

While it will be a pisser, another season in the Champ. won't be the end of the world. We've seen that 'parachutes' don't necessarily make a team 'certs' to go straight back up (West Brom are largely where they are thanks to refs, cheating and incredible luck). Fulham are fucked and Huddersfield will be losing all their better players.
Courage, mon braves!

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My brother in law worked with a bloke who had a heart attack and died just before he started his long planned for retirement. I’m not going to waste my time worrying about next season when there’s nowt I can do to change it.
 
Having watched the shit deal that Cardiff were 'awarded' by the officials yesterday against Chelsea things have not changed much since we had a penalty awarded against us for ' intent to foul'.

Agree, to be honest by the time we got to the red card incident I was fully expecting the Cardiff striker to get a yellow card for obstruction and Chelsea awarded a penalty .

We would get the proper end of the shitty stick, fuck me if they can shat on Cardiff given the last couple of months they’ve had, the hoofball Neanderthals from Yorkshire will get fuck all I tell thee.
 
Worst case scenario. We don't go up, Wilder moves on as do O'Connell & Fleck whilst Madine, Dowell and Henderson go back to their parent clubs. McCabe decides he needs a name manager again and appoints Schteve MclareM after QPR sack him. He does a shit job of rebuilding the squad and we go hurtling towards relegation. Meanwhile, pigs continue to improve under Bruce and sneak up to the prem.

That's the worst case. Best case, we go up, leave the pigs behind in this league, they fall foul of FFP and find themselves in relegation trouble whilst Wilder establishes us in the middle of the prem like Watford and Bournemouth. We rule the city for many more years to come.

Oh shit, breaking news on Sky Sports ... Steve McClaren looks set to be sacked as manager of QPR later today after 11 months in charge.

Been saying it for a few weeks now. Football Gods ... limbering up :oops:
 
It'll be worrying, O'Connell, Egan, Stevens, Fleck and Norwood could all go and Sharp and Duffy could finally run out of steam.
Dowell and Madine will return to their clubs and we'll sign Johnson 'cos he'll be cheap.
 
The worst that can happen is that we will be playing Championship football again.
I know we want to play at the top and see Manure Liverpool and the like at the Lane but the Championship is still one of the best leagues in Europe without doubt and although we will be disappointed should we fall short, we can still look at having another go at promotion in a league that quite frankly for excitement and unpredictable results blinds the Premier League.
Who would have bet that Norwich, Leeds and ourselves would be fighting it out for the top 2 places?
Who at the start of the season had W Brom, Stoke, Villa and Boro to be the top dogs?
Of course we want promotion but it's not the be all and end all is it?
The Prem is owned by the top 6/7 clubs EVERY season so the only thing to hope for is the odd good result against the top dogs with the hope of clinging on for the next season. Excitement at a minimum compared to the Championship coupled with the real possibility of financial problems.
It's not all that!

I agree with everything you’ve said about the excitement of the Championship. Totally.

But do you realise that the gap is widening between Prem and Championship? The gulf is enormous and getting bigger. It’s about money and ultimately SURVIVAL.

Do you want us to be a top club or not? Yes or no?

You probably think there’s no rush and we can take our time and get to the Prem later? Do you think another season, like this one, is going to come along soon with us 2 points off autos with 7 games left? You must have amazing faith if you do!:eek:

Do you think our best players and MANAGER, will stay and try again next season?

I think the longer we stay here the bigger the risks to our future.

Promotion to the Prem is critical. Even if we only last one season. And this is the very best chance we’ve had since 2005!

Please don’t talk about it not mattering! It matters immensely for our club.
 
In reply to the OP, Sheffield United Football Club need to start grasping opportunities with both hands when they come along. In the last 25 years or so, it's very rare we have done, and it's cost us as a club, think numerous play-off finals and semi-finals, FA cup and LC semi finals. If we take some of those opportunities it enhances the stature of the club and moves us forwards, as it is we've haven't and has left us as something of a footballing backwater. We need to make sure we take this chance now it's here and I reckon we have a manager who thinks the exact same.
 
Well I would imagine O ConnelI would be sold for say, 8 million,possibly a bit more, part of this money would be used to cover operating losses and the balance to bring in a number of new signings and loan signings
We then go again, I enjoy the Championship some great games, big teams and decent quality football
It would be good to get a few seasons in PL as long as we don’t go into financial meltdown when we get relegated
If we went up I would get the kop rebuilt as a legacy using some of the PL money
It desperately needs bringing up to date, toilets, bars and eating facilities etc
 
Having watched the shit deal that Cardiff were 'awarded' by the officials yesterday against Chelsea things have not changed much since we had a penalty awarded against us for ' intent to foul'.
Remember it well
“The Sheffield United player went with intent to foul Steven Gerrard “
Didn’t even now Chris Morgans name
So yes nowt changed
 



Worst case scenario. We don't go up, Wilder moves on as do O'Connell & Fleck whilst Madine, Dowell and Henderson go back to their parent clubs. McCabe decides he needs a name manager again and appoints Schteve MclareM after QPR sack him. He does a shit job of rebuilding the squad and we go hurtling towards relegation. Meanwhile, pigs continue to improve under Bruce and sneak up to the prem.

That's the worst case. Best case, we go up, leave the pigs behind in this league, they fall foul of FFP and find themselves in relegation trouble whilst Wilder establishes us in the middle of the prem like Watford and Bournemouth. We rule the city for many more years to come.

This guy wins.

End of thread.
 
Worst case scenario. We don't go up, Wilder moves on as do O'Connell & Fleck whilst Madine, Dowell and Henderson go back to their parent clubs. McCabe decides he needs a name manager again and appoints Schteve MclareM after QPR sack him. He does a shit job of rebuilding the squad and we go hurtling towards relegation. Meanwhile, pigs continue to improve under Bruce and sneak up to the prem.

That's the worst case. Best case, we go up, leave the pigs behind in this league, they fall foul of FFP and find themselves in relegation trouble whilst Wilder establishes us in the middle of the prem like Watford and Bournemouth. We rule the city for many more years to come.

Excellent analysis. Care to comment on the Brexit machinations? John Humphreys awaits your call...:)
 

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