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There aren't many times, if any, in a career as a professional footballer when you can play matches with zero pressure. In a league when any team can beat any, we are a dangerous team to face. Whilst we haven’t been a particular goal threat, we have largely remained tough to beat. We started the season the same way, no one expected anything of us, written off.

My fear though is when staying up becomes a realistic chance. If the pressure comes back...the other issue is if players start thinking about their future if we are down early.

Just enjoy this ride as a fan, you never know.

 

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We were heading for relegation with -12 points. -21 will just accelerate the process.

It isn’t just the points deductions, but our squad quality in general has been declining for a while.

We can all look back at the mad 2015 splash, but it was still recoverable.

However the spells under Rowett and Lampard did it for us as they both contributed to an unsustainable wage bill while selfishly using the club for a single season of all-or-nothing.

Phillip Cocu had a bottom half squad to work with in his first season. Last season our squad turned to bottom eight standard and this season it’s bottom six standard.

Without the points deduction we’d be looking at bottom six. With -12 it was doomed. -21 is just cementing it early.

We’ll be relegated in April.

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2 minutes ago, Bris Vegas said:

We were heading for relegation with -12 points. -21 will just accelerate the process.

It isn’t just the points deductions, but our squad quality in general has been declining for a while.

We can all look back at the mad 2015 splash, but it was still recoverable.

However the spells under Rowett and Lampard did it for us as they both contributed to an unsustainable wage bill while selfishly using the club for a single season of all-or-nothing.

Phillip Cocu had a bottom half squad to work with in his first season. Last season our squad turned to bottom eight standard and this season it’s bottom six standard.

Without the points deduction we’d be looking at bottom six. With -12 it was doomed. -21 is just cementing it early.

We’ll be relegated in April.

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9 minutes ago, Bris Vegas said:

We were heading for relegation with -12 points. -21 will just accelerate the process.

It isn’t just the points deductions, but our squad quality in general has been declining for a while.

We can all look back at the mad 2015 splash, but it was still recoverable.

However the spells under Rowett and Lampard did it for us as they both contributed to an unsustainable wage bill while selfishly using the club for a single season of all-or-nothing.

Phillip Cocu had a bottom half squad to work with in his first season. Last season our squad turned to bottom eight standard and this season it’s bottom six standard.

Without the points deduction we’d be looking at bottom six. With -12 it was doomed. -21 is just cementing it early.

We’ll be relegated in April.

Stop be negative we can still do this

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2 hours ago, Nuwtfly said:

This team would go down even if we hadn’t been deducted any points. Years of poor recruitment and poor managerial appointments catches up with you eventually. 

We’d only be one win off the top half if there were no deductions.

All hypothetical of course, but you couldn’t really write us off already if those were the circumstances.

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2 hours ago, Nuwtfly said:

This team would go down even if we hadn’t been deducted any points. Years of poor recruitment and poor managerial appointments catches up with you eventually. 

Weve sold almost an entire Premiership team. 

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