Bovril
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Can really see this lot climbing the leagues and doing a Wimbledon in the next 10 years, worth a 20 spot to see them in the EPL in 10 years time.
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Crawley Town FC
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Bovril said:Can really see this lot climbing the leagues and doing a Wimbledon in the next 10 years, worth a 20 spot to see them in the EPL in 10 years time.
No chance. They are funded by rich people who see it as a toy.
Bovril
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And where have we seen that before !!! Chelsea perhaps.
Bill
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Bovril said:Can really see this lot climbing the leagues and doing a Wimbledon in the next 10 years, worth a 20 spot to see them in the EPL in 10 years time.
There won't be a epl in ten years time, it will be a euro super league and it's unlikely Crawley will compete with milan barca city and co.
de niro said:Bovril said:Can really see this lot climbing the leagues and doing a Wimbledon in the next 10 years, worth a 20 spot to see them in the EPL in 10 years time.
There won't be a epl in ten years time, it will be a euro super league and it's unlikely Crawley will compete with milan barca city and co.
There will never be a euro super league, why would the likes of Milan, Madrid, Barca, Arsenal, Rags, Us ect run the risk of finishing bottom of the league when we can all be competitive at the top? Being bottom of the pile will not be good for the "brand"
Bilboblue
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I fkn hate that term EPL.
It's Premier League FFS.
And no, don't wanna see them in the Prem, I remember a trip to Plough Lane.
Keith Curle missed a penalty.
For them.
It's Premier League FFS.
And no, don't wanna see them in the Prem, I remember a trip to Plough Lane.
Keith Curle missed a penalty.
For them.
Bovril said:And where have we seen that before !!! Chelsea perhaps.
There is a difference though, one has an average attendance of 1,500 and has never passed that in their life nor played football league and the other has attendances 10 and 20 times that throughout their history and have won every major trophy bar the european cup.
Bovril
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WNRH said:Bovril said:And where have we seen that before !!! Chelsea perhaps.
There is a difference though, one has an average attendance of 1,500 and has never passed that in their life nor played football league and the other has attendances 10 and 20 times that throughout their history and have won every major trophy bar the european cup.
Success promotes Success that is exactly what happened at Wimbledon they were in the exact position with low crowds etc although agree with the Chelsea point.
Bovril said:WNRH said:There is a difference though, one has an average attendance of 1,500 and has never passed that in their life nor played football league and the other has attendances 10 and 20 times that throughout their history and have won every major trophy bar the european cup.
Success promotes Success that is exactly what happened at Wimbledon they were in the exact position with low crowds etc although agree with the Chelsea point.
I just don't think that will every happen again, not in the amount of time that Wimbledon did it anyway. Is Crawley big enough as a town to support a championship side let alone a premier league one?
Bilboblue
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WNRH said:Bovril said:Success promotes Success that is exactly what happened at Wimbledon they were in the exact position with low crowds etc although agree with the Chelsea point.
I just don't think that will every happen again, not in the amount of time that Wimbledon did it anyway. Is Crawley big enough as a town to support a championship side let alone a premier league one?
Too close to Palace, Millwall, Brighton.