Just to say that the world has changed because of the virus. Clubs like ours face a serious threat to our very existence. We need to grab every penny we can and hope it's enough to keep us going. The old way of thinking is redundant.

Once again... Jesus wept.

weownourclub wrote:Once again... Jesus wept.

Maybe an unofficial football forum isn't the best place for you!!!!!

Trigger wrote:

weownourclub wrote:Once again... Jesus wept.

Maybe an unofficial football forum isn't the best place for you!!!!!

Heaven forefend that people should hold or express opinions with which I do not agree.

The Newcastle tie will make it 8 games in September. We already have 8 games lined up for October and could quite easily have 8 more in both November and December if we win a couple of FA Cup games. Rotating the squad is going to be crucial. If that means resting players for the EFL Trophy then great. Joke of a competition, completely devalued by U21s entering.

Flynn and the club have got it spot on so far - a calculated gamble to get a Sky TV slot has paid off. £125k+ in the coffers. Profile of club and manager raised further.

faerun exile wrote:The Newcastle tie will make it 8 games in September. We already have 8 games lined up for October and could quite easily have 8 more in both November and December if we win a couple of FA Cup games. Rotating the squad is going to be crucial. If that means resting players for the EFL Trophy then great. Joke of a competition, completely devalued by U21s entering.

Flynn and the club have got it spot on so far - a calculated gamble to get a Sky TV slot has paid off. £125k+ in the coffers. Profile of club and manager raised further.

Yes the calculated gamble certainly has paid off. Such a tragedy that the game is to be played behind closed doors instead of a what would almost certainly been a full house. At least the management cannot be criticized for that.