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    Quote Originally Posted by animallittle3 View Post
    I think we'll probably stay up Bill , we'll probably always be looking over our shoulders but I reckon the three promoted sides from league one could be in for extremely difficult seasons and there's Wendy starting on -12 points too .

    There's always the worry we will lose key players and not replace them effectively and that's why it's difficult to get too ahead of ourselves .

    If you've seen this happen a few times which we have its natural to be cautious bordering on negative .
    Yes I'm quite sure we'll stay up ,personally hoping for a mid to top ten finish.It's just my opinion but I think we have a special group of young talented players who'll come on leaps and bounds next season.Losing key players is a danger at any club but apart from a few fringe players I'm not expecting any of the so called big guns leaving.I've just watched the re cap from the Brentford game again and not only the way we played but the spirit and determination from the players and coaching staff was quite insperational. I think this team of young talented players would have wiped the floor with our team of experienced journeymen who played in the last great escape at Huddersfield.
    We now have a fantastic coach who appears to have genuine affection for his squad and the players respond to his passion and tactical nous.I suppose really I'm not a negative bloke I'm more half full than half empty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill46 View Post
    Yes I'm quite sure we'll stay up ,personally hoping for a mid to top ten finish.It's just my opinion but I think we have a special group of young talented players who'll come on leaps and bounds next season.Losing key players is a danger at any club but apart from a few fringe players I'm not expecting any of the so called big guns leaving.I've just watched the re cap from the Brentford game again and not only the way we played but the spirit and determination from the players and coaching staff was quite insperational. I think this team of young talented players would have wiped the floor with our team of experienced journeymen who played in the last great escape at Huddersfield.
    We now have a fantastic coach who appears to have genuine affection for his squad and the players respond to his passion and tactical nous.I suppose really I'm not a negative bloke I'm more half full than half empty.
    Good positive thoughts Bill.

    Now the euphoria of the final game has subsided we need to remember we finished 22nd in these owner's first season in the Championship and 22nd again in their second Championship season, later upgraded to 21st by off the field events. Even with a special group of talented players and fantastic coach we finished 22nd again. I admire your optimism that none of our key players will be sold and that we will pushing for a top ten finish.

    I know you will respect my opinion to differ. Bottom six for me, maybe 22nd again. Struber sacked by November/ December
    Last edited by SBRed48; 15-08-2020 at 02:58 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SBRed48 View Post
    Good positive thoughts Bill.

    Now the euphoria of the final game has subsided we need to remember we finished 22nd in these owner's first season in the Championship and 22nd again in their second Championship season, later upgraded to 21st by off the field events. Even with a special group of talented players and fantastic coach we finished 22nd again. I admire your optimism that none of our key players will be sold and that we will pushing for a top ten finish.

    I know you will respect my opinion to differ. Bottom six for me, maybe 22nd again. Struber sacked by November/ December
    Of course I respect your opinion.Like I say I'm more a glass half full than a glass half empty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill46 View Post
    Of course I respect your opinion.Like I say I'm more a glass half full than a glass half empty.
    As far as BFC is concerned I've stopped being an optimist and become a realist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SBRed48 View Post
    As far as BFC is concerned I've stopped being an optimist and become a realist.
    Realism is whats gone before ,optimism is what may happen in the future.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bill46 View Post
    Realism is whats gone before ,optimism is what may happen in the future.
    Adda thought fooak were able to be realistic abart what is likely to happen in the future Bill. Realism is accepting facts as they are and not stating views based on unlikely hopes for the future eg Mary's plans to achieve pure white bloomers this coming Monday weshday are not realistic and getting rid of the yellow stains is just a pipe dream.

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