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  • I want us to be a yo yo club coz i want it all.
  • i think the championship has been great for us in same aspects, but only for a year. i think we need to drop down in order to re-build.

    but i want us back in the prem next year playing with the elite of english football,
  • [cite]Posted By: WSS[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Stu of SE7[/cite]Pards doesnt seem the type to go out for 40 draws
    he'd struggle considering there are only 38 games

    ;-)

    He can try ;-)
  • We need to be in the Premiership but I really can't see our current team at the moment cutting the mustard - we could be replacing sunderland in more the one sense.

    Up the Addicks.
  • [cite]Posted By: Southendaddick[/cite]What do I enjoy more - Championship all day long
    What do the club need - Premiership all day long

    I certainly wont enjoy the Championship in 2 years time if we are still here.

    spot on southend! atm it seems like a quality holiday, a break from the real deal of the premiership but after a couple of seasons i bet we'll all be pining to pay £50 at stamford bridge and not lose every half decent player that comes to our club/through our ranks
  • Enjoying our season-long loan to the Championship but agree we need to back in the Prem. next season
  • Don't give a toss either way really. I'm a Charlton fan and will watch them in any division.

    (That said, it does make a nice change turning up thinking we might win just about every game. However, like anything, a "nice change" is nice until it becomes the norm and expected. I'm sure that if in 5 years time we play Burnley at home thinking we might beat them but don't for the 5th consecutive season, I'll be pining for the Prem - and all the tosh that goes with it!)
  • [cite]Posted By: Off_it[/cite]Don't give a toss either way really. I'm a Charlton fan and will watch them in any division.

    (That said, it does make a nice change turning up thinking we might win just about every game. However, like anything, a "nice change" is nice until it becomes the norm and expected. I'm sure that if in 5 years time we play Burnley at home thinking we might beat them but don't for the 5th consecutive season, I'll be pining for the Prem - and all the tosh that goes with it!)

    I agree with off it.

    I'm enjoying the novelty but that can soon wear off.
  • [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]
    I agree with off it.

    Fug me 'Enry - that means either I'm talking ballcocks or you're really not very well, not very well at all. I've been out on a big lunch, so am more than happy to take the rap here!
    ;o)
  • [cite]Posted By: Off_it[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Henry Irving[/cite]
    I agree with off it.

    Fug me 'Enry - that means either I'm talking ballcocks or you're really not very well, not very well at all. I've been out on a big lunch, so am more than happy to take the rap here!
    ;o)

    Don't worry Off It like a broken clock even you are right twice a day : - )

    Mind you I have been feeling a little tired lately; big lunch time meeting today.
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  • Premiership 'cos that way us ovberseas lot get to see pretty much every game from the comfort of our armchairs.

    If I was in the UK though, Championship for me, lots of interesting grounds to visit & every match means something. Although when we finally beat Manchester United that will be worth more than any 2-0 away win at Preston.
  • [cite]Posted By: Oakster[/cite]Premiership 'cos that way us ovberseas lot get to see pretty much every game from the comfort of our armchairs.

    Call yourself a fan? ;-)
  • LOL - well if it's any consolation, the WBA game kicks off at 5.45am over here - it's even worse for VancouverAddick - 4.45am!!

    Mind you with a 9 week old baby - those times are not so exotic.
  • [cite]Posted By: carly burn[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Barn Door Lisbie[/cite], with 40 pints as our only ambition ecked out with mind numbingly negative football?

    I know things are bad BDL ,but is drink really the answer!

    OI I'm the only BDL!!!!! ;-)
  • TELTEL
    edited November 2007
    I like the thought of watching the side and knowing we have a really good chance of beating the opposition....we knew that wasnt the case in the EPl so Im quite happy taking a year out....in fact Im quite liking the idea of being a yoyo club.....but of course financially its obvious where we need to be....and yes that makes it a sad world indeedy.
  • premiership, as long as its a 3pm, saturday afternoon kick off or a midweek night game...otherwise its not football...there should be a rule whereby games held on mondays and sundays should be free...
  • Like others I'm enjoying the novelty of this season and the fact that we go into every game with a great chance of winning, and we have a real prize to play for in promotion. But the club needs to be in the Premier League. And from a personal point of view, with Championship coverage here being non-existent and not even radio commentary available online, it has to be the Prem.
  • The Championship is like a holiday. You like to visit but wouldn't want to live there.

    In the end, the same as everything in life, it all comes down to money which is sad but a fact.
  • [cite]Posted By: Southendaddick[/cite]What do I enjoy more - Championship all day long
    What do the club need - Premiership all day long

    I certainly wont enjoy the Championship in 2 years time if we are still here.
    [cite]Posted By: southamptonaddick[/cite]The Championship is like a holiday. You like to visit but wouldn't want to live there.

    In the end, the same as everything in life, it all comes down to money which is sad but a fact.

    Whatever you're on, I'll have one, please. Spot on, on both counts.

    The messes that Norwich, Southampton, Coventry and Crystal Palace are in now should serve as warnings to us.
  • [cite]Posted By: Oakster[/cite]LOL - well if it's any consolation, the WBA game kicks off at 5.45am over here - it's even worse for VancouverAddick - 4.45am!!

    Mind you with a 9 week old baby - those times are not so exotic.

    We're a right couple of plastics.....

    I thinking of buying one of those PVR's Oakster so that I don't have to deal with staying up until 4.45.

    Hey Inspector I think you read Southend and Southampton addick(s) as the same person.

    We need to be in the Premiership to keep the club moving upwards obviously but my hope is that all the top 4 clubs piss off to a Euro league and then we might have a chance of a fairly equal playing league and even challenging one day to win the league title. Wouldn't that be something.
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