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[SissokoWasGood (BoL)]

Villa turned themselves back from a yo-yo club to being the 3rd side pretty quickly due to their infrastructure.

Agreed. I think we can get up again pretty quickly. But our valuation seems very toppy right now. For it to recover to the extent that it is now I think is a different conversation. I think we’d have to be back in the CL within 2 years of relegation for it to be seen as a strange blip in an otherwise momentous growth story of Tottenham.

But if we don’t come straight back up, or if we hover around mid table when we do, my hope is that it’s not worth it for the nepos. And that someone makes a really good offer to take it off their hands. Otherwise the risk for them is that the valuation can go down further.

 

[parklane1]

And they’re back

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Proof if any is needed that they are a load of tossers [imo], what we need at this moment is for ALL fans to get together and cheer to try and lift us from the posistion we find ourselves in. What we do not need [imo] is some self important tossers stirring more brick.

If they feel the need to flap their gums and stir the brick at least they should wait until the season ends. What any real supporter of our club should be doing is GET BEHIND THE TEAM to try and get us out of this situation, tossERS all of them IMO. Of course everyone has a right to complain about our situation but at this time any REAL supporter would/should not try and make the situation worse by doing what they are doing, IMO

 

[demotw]

Trouble is our fans can’t do that, they can’t continue to cheer/encourage the team on if we go 1-0 down, if we are playing a poor half - it’s about booing the team as loudly as possible at half time further eroding any confidence/will to move forward.

While it is the players responsibility to play good football, to excite the fans and make them believe it becomes the fans responsibility to encourage the players when that’s not happening - at least when near the bottom of the table. When facing diversity against Palace when down to 10 do you think Everton/Forest/even hammer fans would have left in mass? Or would they have roared the team on harder?

Just my opinion anyways

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

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In our hour of need....

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

they’ll have to stick it out for a long term project to even get us back to the position we were in a year ago.

17th ?

Still not that attractive to a buyer

 

[ricky2tricky4city]

Villa turned themselves back from a yo-yo club to being the 3rd side pretty quickly due to their infrastructure.

Villa's infrastructure?

 

[Jurgen the German]

Remember we used to make fun of Leicester and say we’d rather have had our last 10 years than a PL title, FA Cup but with the caveat of a relegation? We don’t even have the PL title and domestic trophy

 

[Gutter Boy]

Villa's infrastructure?

Decent size stadium, big fanbase etc

 

[SissokoWasGood (BoL)]

17th ?

Still not that attractive to a buyer

Yoooooooou know what I meant. Champions League club full of what appeared to be at the time top players with high potential waiting to break out. Or the year prior, being 5th and comfortable a repeat European finisher.

 

[makkag]

I mean, why don't they encourage fans to sing their heart out to lift the players when they are in their darkest hour, then once the final whistle goes, stay on to chant ENIC out?

Because they are utter self absorbed bell ends ?

 

[Muttley]

Decent size stadium, big fanbase etc

It's certainly worrying. We were proud of getting ahead of those clubs like Villa, Everton, Saudi Sportswashing Machine. It was our narrative that we all apparently had the same opportunity when ENIC took over but Levy forged us ahead of them. Now we find ourselves scratching our heads why our own club can't be run as well as theirs. If it was, we'd still be ahead of them.

 

[Baleforce]

Villa turned themselves back from a yo-yo club to being the 3rd side pretty quickly due to their infrastructure.

Far too early to tell, let’s see how they fair over the next 15 years.

 

[Mrs Vert]

Much less likely to sell, certainly straight away, I’d think. They’ll see hundreds of millions (possibly even £1 billion+) knocked off their value overnight. They’ll want to get us back up at the first time of asking to get some of that value back on before they even consider selling.

Medium term, though, they might be quicker to get rid; they’ll have been exposed to the risk.

The biggest worry is we go down but don’t bounce straight back up.

I don't think we do