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Odds slashed from 5/1 to 7/2.

Watch this space.

I think we're fucked.

Like flies to wanton boys, are we to the Gods. They kill us for their sport.

You get shit after shit after shit and then a performance like this. It's how they prolong the agony.

That is how you defend a one goal lead going into the last few minutes. Not giving them a free invitation..

Can’t talk 
I’m off to the bookies to lump on Bournemouth being relegated 
everyone knows there manager plays dull boring football 

Maverick180180 wrote: ↑31 Aug 2025, 17:16 Imagine the bloke who called Bournemouth dead certs for relegation, trying to large it up on a relegation thread 

Imagine the bloke who called Bournemouth dead certs for relegation, trying to large it up on a relegation thread 

Looks like few on here are going to lose £100

Yeah, and let's cancel the protests as well, top 6 guaranteed now.

End this thread . We won't be anywhere near the relegation places . The squad age is coming down and we'll massively improve because of it . 

If he sticks to 4 at the back we could be ok.

7/4 now. 
People are piling on, we were 5/1 7 days ago.

It doesn't help when both newly promoted Clubs Sunderland and Leeds get off to a flyer as we lose both our opening games badly. We need something out of the Forest game, I'd take a draw now just to stop the rot.

As @ 21:25 you can still get 3/1, lump on and pay off your mortgage, we'll be odds on in a couple of games.

XKhammer wrote: ↑19 Aug 2025, 14:31

goose wrote: ↑19 Aug 2025, 09:59 The team reflects the manager, zero resilience or mental toughness.
You saw what happened Saturday after going 1 down.
The only leaders we have play upfront. The defence and midfield are weak and fragile……… just like CPP.


coupled with the boards weird attitude to not sacking failed managers, it’s a recipe for disaster.

we will be bottom of the league and they’ll be claiming that we back our manager at West Ham. It’s fucking mental.

Wolves are bottom thicko 

goose wrote: ↑19 Aug 2025, 09:59 The team reflects the manager, zero resilience or mental toughness.
You saw what happened Saturday after going 1 down.
The only leaders we have play upfront. The defence and midfield are weak and fragile……… just like CPP.


coupled with the boards weird attitude to not sacking failed managers, it’s a recipe for disaster.

we will be bottom of the league and they’ll be claiming that we back our manager at West Ham. It’s fucking mental.

Bondholder wrote: ↑19 Aug 2025, 13:36 We usually go down at least once a decade, so you could say we are due one.

I don't think it would be a bad thing for the fans for a season or two. 

 

We usually go down at least once a decade, so you could say we are due one.

I don't think it would be a bad thing for the fans for a season or two. Better away days, less day trippers at the London Stadium, possibly better cup runs, more Saturday games, no VAR, more chance of seeing the youngsters play in the first team, we'd be a big fish in a small pond for once and Sullivan's profit in the club would shrink.

The Premier League is overhyped wank.

The team reflects the manager, zero resilience or mental toughness.
You saw what happened Saturday after going 1 down.
The only leaders we have play upfront. The defence and midfield are weak and fragile……… just like CPP.


coupled with the boards weird attitude to not sacking failed managers, it’s a recipe for disaster.

we will be bottom of the league and they’ll be claiming that we back our manager at West Ham. It’s fucking mental.

Sullivan won't go or drop the asking price of the club if we do go down.

He'll simply change the sales pitch from "Current Premier League club" to "Club with clear and recent Premier League potential".

Any Spurs/Millwall fans work for HMRC? Perhaps they could start whispering "Tax owed - Winding Up order imminent" in a few places...

Yep, it looks like relegation. Sullivan is the cause aided by Brady and other board members for not staging an intervention to stop Sullivan having control because even when he appointed Steidten it was not a fully fledged DOF role. It was a Tech Director and Sullivan retained veto power as evidenced by his insistemce on hiring Loppy against the wishes of Steidten, Noble and other board members, the ridiculous idea of Loppy having 3 transfers picks ( Kilman, Guido, Soler), Steidten having 3 ( Guilherme, Todibo, Fullkrug) and himself having 3 ( AWB, Foderingham, Summerville). Its not about how goid or not they were. Its no way to run a football club. No strategy, philosophy, operational plan, a half implemented DOF. The man ( Sully ) is totally incompetent but psychologically unable to take any responsibility or culpability like most narcissists / meglimaniacs

We won't get relegated even with dopey in charge. 

Betway are offering 25/1 to finish bottom 
they must be feeling guilty about Paqueta as that’s way more generous odds than anyone else is giving 

"It's our turn"

Had £100 on at 7s months back, tipped it all summer in work. 

Thought with our start could be a good cashout best around christmas time. Surprised how nailed on it looks already. 

Westside wrote: ↑17 Aug 2025, 17:02 "Sullivan has borrowed against expected future income - TV rights, footfall and merchandise."

Not yet he hasn't. He's arranged a £145 million overdraft facility, for two years but not drawn down on it yet. The facility is lower than it might of been, in case of relagation this season, so it can be serviced by "parachute" payments, in the 2026/27 season. The overdraft is only secured against TV income, not other income. 


 

"Sullivan has borrowed against expected future income - TV rights, footfall and merchandise."

Not yet he hasn't. He's arranged a £145 million overdraft facility, for two years but not drawn down on it yet. The facility is lower than it might of been, in case of relagation this season, so it can be serviced by "parachute" payments, in the 2026/27 season. The overdraft is only secured against TV income, not other income. 

 

If we get relegated the club is more than fucked. Sullivan has borrowed against expected future income - TV rights, footfall and merchandise.

If all/any of those drop due to us falling off the top table, we probably won't have enough income to service those loan payments, and one or more could well be called in, meaning we'd need to find some way of raising capital.

Not even player sales would really help as I suspect very few of our recent purchases have been paid for up front and in full, so even if we shift a few we'll still be lumbered with their outstanding payments to their original club.

Sullivan's only real guarantee of making sure that relegation doesn't happen is to bring in the quality of player to elevate team performance and create more wins, only he can't actually do that because he's pissed what money is/was available on dross from his agent/mates.