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Expect an article in the Echo in January 2011 that goes something like this:

 

Big match at SMS this Sunday

 

Saints are getting ready for the much anticipated visit of Accrington Stanley to Saint Mary’s.

 

“This will be a crucial match in our season” says head coach Jan Poortvliet. “We were very unlucky when we played them in their own stadium and we lost 5-1. The referee at the time did not have a good day, and was obviously afraid to rule against a massive club like Accrington. Now we are in a "must win" situation, but I am sure that the lads will step up and make us all proud.”

 

Director of Football Rupert Lowe is optimistic that Saints can avoid the drop to the Conference; “Our young lads are capable of great football. Our passing game is the envy of even premier league clubs, and if we can just create some more chances in front of the goal I am sure that we are on the way up the table. The support of the expected season-record 3000 strong crowd will help the lads tremendously.”

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Expect an article in the Echo in January 2011 that goes something like this:

 

Big match at SMS this Sunday

 

Saints are getting ready for the much anticipated visit of Accrington Stanley to Saint Mary’s.

 

“This will be a crucial match in our season” says head coach Jan Poortvliet. “We were very unlucky when we played them in their own stadium and we lost 5-1. The referee at the time did not have a good day, and was obviously afraid to rule against a massive club like Accrington. Now we are in a "must win" situation, but I am sure that the lads will step up and make us all proud.”

 

Director of Football Rupert Lowe is optimistic that Saints can avoid the drop to the Conference; “Our young lads are capable of great football. Our passing game is the envy of even premier league clubs, and if we can just create some more chances in front of the goal I am sure that we are on the way up the table. The support of the expected season-record 3000 strong crowd will help the lads tremendously.”

 

Its funny now but will it be when its a reality?

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I think the only "unlikely" part that I put in there is that Jan Poortvliet would still be with us. I am sure he would have moved on to a bigger team, like Bournemouth.

 

 

 

Get back to work! You got nothing else to do, except looking into your crystal ball? I told you, that Mystic Meg correspondence course would be your undoing:rolleyes:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Get back to work! You got nothing else to do, except looking into your crystal ball? I told you, that Mystic Meg correspondence course would be your undoing:rolleyes:

 

Apart from playing Holdem poker, this pretty much IS my job. It's a tough life!;)

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:lol: Good effort!

 

We laugh now, but (if) when this (became) becomes reality I think we'd fail to see the funny side.

 

Allow me to edit your post slightly to what I believe that most people actually think. Lets not kid ourselves, the scenario is a whole lot likelier than us returning to the Premiership thats for sure.

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The fact is we will only go so low. We have a much larger fanbase than people in say league 2. Thus if we ever get there we will have a bit more money to spend.

 

No, unfortunately not. We lost a large number of fans upon relegation, and continue to lose more as we slip down the table. There is no reason to believe that will not continue to happen as we go down to even lower leagues. Sad, but true.

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No, unfortunately not. We lost a large number of fans upon relegation, and continue to lose more as we slip down the table. There is no reason to believe that will not continue to happen as we go down to even lower leagues. Sad, but true.
Meanwhile, in January 2011 global warming has raised the sea level so that St Mary's Stadium has had to abandoned. Saints are ground sharing at Fareham with Portsmouth FC, Fratton Park having been sold as a development site when Pompy went into administration. With the recession entering its 3rd year and unemployment now over 10m, gates at football matches have fallen everywhere. Crime is rising, civil unrest is growing.... Sad, but true.
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