Just think

[spyinthesky]

Seven years ago, 7,000 of us were in Milan watching us throw away a game we should have won.

At least we beat them in the return fixture.

We were an established Premier League club then, now languishing in the depths of the Championship.

Booo!!!

[Badger]

But now is the greatest era in our history isn’t it ? 

[Saint_clark]

Good times come and go for all but the most elite (and even they have "bad" times where they don't win anything for a couple of years). 

We've been lower than this and come back. 

[USaintA]

I think Sports Republic want us to go down again so that we can finally win that all elusive League 1 championship we've never managed to win before.

[S-Clarke]

4 minutes ago, USaintA said:

I think Sports Republic want us to go down again so that we can finally win that all elusive League 1 championship we've never managed to win before.

We wouldn't win it though, we'd probably end up going down again under these morons.

[Colinjb]

8 hours ago, Saint_clark said:

Good times come and go for all but the most elite (and even they have "bad" times where they don't win anything for a couple of years). 

We've been lower than this and come back. 

Yep. The older I get the more you see the cycles in these things. Right now it's rotten, it'll just make the better times feel even better still once they come back around.

Would I trade the play off final last year for the utterly horrible endurance since? Actually, no. 

[Saint86]

9 hours ago, spyinthesky said:

Seven years ago, 7,000 of us were in Milan watching us throw away a game we should have won.

At least we beat them in the return fixture.

We were an established Premier League club then, now languishing in the depths of the Championship.

Booo!!!

Ultimately the fanbase can't cry too much. We had a manager that loved the club and had been over achieving with the players he had, and yet the fans booed his team from the very first home game of the season, hounded him out, and were even declaring that "no one could do worse"... In came Nathan Jones, selles, Martin, juric, rusk, and now Still... And the club is now a husk of what it was under Ralph - despite spending hundreds of millions in that time frame 😄

Edited Wednesday at 07:03 by Saint86

[saintwiz]

Hasenhuttl has blood on his hands for this demise, including many others. 

He played the game well. Got sacked, sat on his arse still drawing a wage from SFC then did the same at Wolfsburg. 
 

A very clever, wealthy man. 
 

loved the club!?

loved the money.