When we next don’t win the league?

[Inter Me Nan]

I'd be down with turning it into a farmers league, fuck em.

 

[zeven]

There'll be a next time?

Hopefully not.

 

[Corky]

Do they need our permission?

If we get beat last game of season by them after being 3 up to lose it, I doubt anyone would be okay. I will go for Barrow, Harrogate Town, Accrington Stanley, Lancaster City and York City.

 

[daveoswald]

As much as i would like to see us win the league every year, think it's a tad unrealistic. First target should be four in a row, achievable, and never been done. Just don't expect the club to get any credit for it.

 

[andyhinch]

Alderley Edge? Slumming it, eh?

Just wait until I see him in Waitrose, he’ll wish he’d moved to Gorse hill ;-)

 

[daveoswald]

We should never wish good fortune on any of the “Hateful 9”. That includes the following clubs.

Arsenal, Burnley, Chelsea, Leicester, Liverpool, Man Utd, Newcastle, Spurs and Wolves

The incredible effrontery and hypocrisy of Chelsea and Leicester.

 

[mexico1970]

Win it until football breaks, catch the red top teams and hunt them down until they can't stop sobbing.

We can and should try to win the league every year and feel no shame in doing so.

 

[madloaf]

Win it this coming season, to make it three in a row, that only one other team has done before ... then win it again so we can make it four in a row that no one has done ... then why stop it there, make it five in a row ... and so on ... nothing wrong with Germany or Scotland imho as long as it's us up there!

Huddersfield?

 

[jimharri]

Just wait until I see him in Waitrose, he’ll wish he’d moved to Gorse hill ;-)

I'm more of a Lidl man myself.

 

[eyalluvitt]

CFC will get the same press as we get but Newcastle would be the new Leicester, despite the influx of cash, and the RDAHMeedya have a bit of a love-in with Eddie!

Anyway, I am fully prepared when we don't win the league next, as I was throughout the Fifties, the Sixties (bar '68!), the Seventies, the Eighties, the Nineties and the Noughties. Great prep for not winning a title!

That’s Newcastle who are a brilliant set of loyal fans at a proper club who average 51,000 in a huge one team city, where as we are a poor fanbase at a plastic club who never sell out but average 52,000 despite sharing a city with the best supported team in the league.