“Jeez” - Yet another ‘non-thread’ with absolutely no basis!
Whenever the club is put up for sale, it's going to be a worry who buys it and the above scenario can't be ruled out, though the higher up we are when that day arrives, the bigger the cushion we have against falling back into the NL and the more likely we are to attracts decent owners.
No club averaging 8-10k should hang around in tier 4 for long, especially with 4 promotion places available, so I'm optimistic we will go up within the next three or four seasons and as long as the owners are smart enough to then recognise the point where they can't realistically take us any further, then there's scope for us to continue to climb up the pyramid into tier 2 - which would be a game changer for Notts and at the very least, an opportunity to etch some proper history onto a stone that actually matters.
If they left it too late, with the club back in decline, then we could well be looking at yet another repeat of a post-Pavis era disaster and this sorry saga of lower league obscurity rolling on towards half a century.
Is it just me or does there seem to be an air of "we are Notts County, things can't go this well" doom and gloom here for no reason when we should still be on cloud 9 about getting back into the EFL?
I think everyone's entitled to their opinions, however dark and pessimistic. Unfortunately, as we're all Notts fans, I suspect we all have a fear that the wheel is bound to fall off in some spectacularly disappointing and embarrassing way and that we'll have to get the collection buckets out...again. Hopefully this time that is a misplaced fear but it doesn't hurt to be cautious!
As countygump said only recently "Some people just see what they wanna see."
QLD is right. Negativity is the staple NCM diet, the traditional tapas of this board for the more pessimistic of fans. You have got to be incredibly blinkered to have missed it. Or intentionally ignore.