when should smith and jones sell???

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looks like delia bought at the bottom - and if we go down - she will

sell at the bottom,,,and even if we don''t go down - if she wants to

sell now - she will sell at the bottom,,,fact is in the current economic

situation - the club is an undervalued assett - cos no-one wants to buy

footy clubs...and even if the club is ''effectively up for sale'' - - - the usual suspects will claim that only investment is sought not a sale...but imo - whatever happens on sunday - there will be no sale by the clubs owners...they will wait...

as i suggested in the autumn - the maj shareholders would tough it out

until buying conditions improved - and then sell however - it won''t be this close

season imo - maybe the next one - but by then - we could have endured a

season of league 1 (failure)...and what will that do to the club???naaarwich relegation struggle featured heavily on look east last night - and the numpty reporter ended on a false hope - suggesting maybe naarwich could do a leicester and bounce back straight away - hahahahahahaha - but as we all know - the club will be operating on a severely reduced budget if we go down - and without extra investment income to boost the playing side pot - its very likely we will start with an ordinary league 1 side - i suggest to aim for the top 6 would be a realistic target...imo - whichever league we are in next season - the club will seek to balance the books and return to profitability - it seems to me the main concern will be to protect their investment and sell at the right price...so expect another 12 months of usual underperformance...

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is that the dumbest post ever?Whats santa bringing you for xmas?

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[quote user="lucky green trainers"]looks like delia bought at the bottom - and if we go down - she will sell at the bottom,,,and even if we don''t go down - if she wants to sell now - she will sell at the bottom,,,fact is in the current economic situation - the club is an undervalued assett - cos no-one wants to buy footy clubs...and even if the club is ''effectively up for sale'' - - - the usual suspects will claim that only investment is sought not a sale...but imo - whatever happens on sunday - there will be no sale by the clubs owners...they will wait...

as i suggested in the autumn - the maj shareholders would tough it out until buying conditions improved - and then sell however - it won''t be this close season imo - maybe the next one - but by then - we could have endured a season of league 1 (failure)...and what will that do to the club???naaarwich relegation struggle featured heavily on look east last night - and the numpty reporter ended on a false hope - suggesting maybe naarwich could do a leicester and bounce back straight away - hahahahahahaha - but as we all know - the club will be operating on a severely reduced budget if we go down - and without extra investment income to boost the playing side pot - its very likely we will start with an ordinary league 1 side - i suggest to aim for the top 6 would be a realistic target...

imo - whichever league we are in next season - the club will seek to balance the books and return to profitability - it seems to me the main concern will be to protect their investment and sell at the right price...so expect another 12 months of usual underperformance...


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Either you''re pissed or I am... and I haven''t had a drink all week. A Confusing post...but kind of hallucinogenic in it''s own way.

Interestingly dull...... Well done.