SGF
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what happens if they take 2 seasons to get promoted back?The 3 years is cumulative...therefore if scunthorpe bounce back next season, they will have one season to do it..
what happens if they take 2 seasons to get promoted back?The 3 years is cumulative...therefore if scunthorpe bounce back next season, they will have one season to do it..
Time to get behind their campaign then.The 3 years is cumulative...therefore if scunthorpe bounce back next season, they will have one season to do it..
So what if we went up, came straight back down and stayed in L1 for ten years before going up again? Would we be refused promotion on the grounds that SJP should have been sorted seven years previously?The 3 years is cumulative...therefore if scunthorpe bounce back next season, they will have one season to do it..
How is that a choice? That's just a lack of ambition. This season has shown just how close we have been able to get to the Championship, and given how close we've got, is it impossible to point to just two or three results that could well have seen us in the play-offs.I think the choice is pretty clear -
1) we accept that competing in League 1 is doing very well for the trust run club that we are and that there probably is no "next step";
Too right, I can't stand the whole argument about League One being our 'natural level' or 'as far as we can go'.How is that a choice? That's just a lack of ambition. This season has shown just how close we have been able to get to the Championship, and given how close we've got, is it impossible to point to just two or three results that could well have seen us in the play-offs.
I refuse to believe there is no 'next step', and if that were to be the case we may as well just pack up and go home.
One of two things will have to change. Either there will have to be a significant increase in Trust membership to swell the coffers to be able to compete in The Championship on a long term basis or The Trust membership will have to accept some outside resource to be able to compete in The Championship on a longer term basis.How is that a choice? That's just a lack of ambition. This season has shown just how close we have been able to get to the Championship, and given how close we've got, is it impossible to point to just two or three results that could well have seen us in the play-offs.
I refuse to believe there is no 'next step', and if that were to be the case we may as well just pack up and go home.
But will they though? This season you could look at the results at home to Huddersfield, Yeovil and Hartlepool as genuine f*ck-ups by all concerned, and on another day it's not entirely ridiculous to imagine us winning those three games. Given that, we'd be nine points better off, which, I think, would be enough to secure a play-off spot.One of two things will have to change. Either there will have to be a significant increase in Trust membership to swell the coffers to be able to compete in The Championship on a long term basis or The Trust membership will have to accept some outside resource to be able to compete in The Championship on a longer term basis.