The price of relegation

[Biggs]

You can’t possibly say you’re 100% sure we go down with Adams, that’s a silly thing to say with 33 games and a transfer window to come.

It’s always a gamble changing manager, even if I was vociferously Adams Out I’d concede that.

 

[oldage]

Having mucked it up during the last transfer window what makes you think Adams would do any better in January? We are not suddenly going to have a lot of money to spend so will continue to recruit from A & E departments.

 

[loyal1970]

well he would do and brent knows as much about football as I do about nuclear physics.

 

[IJN]

Or Macdonald drive ins!

 

[Andy S]

No team ever got relegated in October...FACT!

 

[TruroTerry]

Let's not forget the absolute embarrassment of being in a league with Salford City and a league below Exeter City.

 

[JannerinCardiff]

That would be embarrassing!

 

[djg145]

The worst thing IF we get relegated is that that mob up the road MAYBE in a league higher then us

 

[oldage]

And unfortunately ,deservedly so.

 

[Army green]

Let's not forget the absolute embarrassment of being in a league with Salford City and a league below Exeter City.

That’s depressing. The thought of that happening has just ruined my day.

 

[up the line]

Let's not forget the absolute embarrassment of being in a league with Salford City and a league below Exeter City.

That’s depressing. The thought of that happening has just ruined my day.

Never mind Exeter. Forest Green Rovers could be looking down from a higher division next season. Punching above our weight lads, punching above....

 

[Biggs]

Bradford City fans will be thinking exactly the same as us, if it’s any consolation.

As a neutral, you’d be putting big money on both those clubs to be fine.

 

[Quintrell Green]

Cost is pure conjecture unfortunately

The cost of keeping Adams is longer term pain

You forget that any decent incoming replacement manager might demand a golden hello, larger salary and assisted relocation expenses. So any attempt to identify the cost of a change of manager is purely guess work all round.

 

[Army green]

Bradford City fans will be thinking exactly the same as us, if it’s any consolation.

As a neutral, you’d be putting big money on both those clubs to be fine.

Based on what exactly?

 

[oddball]

Both Argyle and Bradford have huge fan bases for league division 1 and relegation for either or both teams would be disastrous, especially for Argyle who would still have to pay for the grandstand repayments on top of day to day expenses. Season ticket sales would plummet from the current 6000 and sponsors and so on would think twice before well sponsoring...also you would have one hell of a job selling 500 covers in corporate hospitality in league division 2 (corporate hospitality was projected to bring in an extra million pounds a season).....so relegation is not an option.