The Future is Bright, the future is..................

[EpsomR]

The Future is Bright, the future is................... uncertain

For this season,

Best case Scenario: star players turn it on at vital moments, we finish 5th or 6th from bottom.

Most likely case scenario: adapting to the Prem takes time, decisions/luck not always on our side, we finish 4th from bottom

Worst case scenario: friction in dressing room, dodgy ref decisions, injuries take their toll, we finish in relegation zone

Take your pick!

[SOUTHGATE_Rsss]

Best case scenario is that we finish 15th. I would put that in most likely and best case as 10th. Negative thread! Please delete this.:yush:

[Kevster269]

Hmm posts 1, worth reading 0

[Hertford Hoop]

The Future is Bright, the future is................... uncertain

For this season,

Best case Scenario: star players turn it on at vital moments, we finish 5th or 6th from bottom.

Most likely case scenario: adapting to the Prem takes time, decisions/luck not always on our side, we finish 4th from bottom

Worst case scenario: friction in dressing room, dodgy ref decisions, injuries take their toll, we finish in relegation zone

Take your pick!

You're a happy first time poster

[Bluehoop]

Wow - if you are looking for a welcome aboard comment or two, maybe try and post something worth reading.
As above = posts worth reading = 0

[silvercue]

I think we all know what best and worst case for us is really. The point is we have given ourselves a better chance of the two preferable options.

If we brought no one in the worst case would have been highly likley.

As it is we can get near mid table.

[sirduncs]

when NW first came on board you could pretty much say that we were in the schtuck and he got us scrabbling and fighting our way out of it and then onto bigger and better things.

you could say we are in a similar kind of schtuck now, although the last 48 hours has been fruitful for our survival chances. in warnock we trust!

[Ginger Ninja]

The Future is Bright, the future is................... uncertain

For this season,

Best case Scenario: star players turn it on at vital moments, we finish 5th or 6th from bottom.

Most likely case scenario: adapting to the Prem takes time, decisions/luck not always on our side, we finish 4th from bottom

Worst case scenario: friction in dressing room, dodgy ref decisions, injuries take their toll, we finish in relegation zone

Take your pick!

Well aren't you a bright ray of sunshine....

[EpsomR]

Sorry to disappoint, but just being cautious.

I think this Prem lark is going to be harder than you imagine.

[SOUTHGATE_Rsss]

What team do you support mate? You can be honest. I smell a chel****

[hatchetharryuk]

cheers bigade for the av

[MattyRangers]

Wow - if you are looking for a welcome aboard comment or two, maybe try and post something worth reading.
As above = posts worth reading = 0

[MattyRangers]

Best case Scenario: star players turn it on, Joey Barton earns England caps ahead of Fat Frank after some amazing performance in the little of the parker alongside Derry, turning LR into a fortress, SWP also returns to the England set-up after scoring 5 goals by Christmas (including a last minute winner at home to Chelski). We pick up 7 home wins, 4 away wins and a total of 9 draws, giving us a total of 42 points (including doubles over Naarwich and Swansea!) and a 14th place finish. DJ Campbell becomes an Rs legend with his 12 league goals, Adel earns most PL assists award, Connolley wins POTY, Paddy Kenny earns official "legend status" after a penalty save at Naarwich in the 88th minute before running upto Holt (the taker) and juggling Holts moobs violently.


Most likely case scenario: adapting to the Prem takes time, we dont always win the games we expect (ie Blackburn at home) yet pick up some unexpected points (ie Spuds away) due to warrior-like performances from a number of players, including Derry & Barton in the middle. We pick up vital draws due to our battling nature, the odd glimmer of brilliance from SWP, Adel and DJ prove the difference between a last day of the season dog fight for survival and confirmed survival with a few games to spare. Decisions/luck not always on our side, fans will moan after certain games but, all in all, a bl00dy good season, we survive with a 5th from bottom finish, with Naarwich, Swansea & Wigan all relegated.

Worst case scenario: Barton puts Adel in intensive care for throwing his toys out the pram and calling him a "right plonker" in French after Joey takes up free kick duties, injuries to key players, PL bring in a new "minimum height requirement" for games and SWP becomes ineligible to play, Mittal gets banged up for 25 years for tax evasion so T&C buy back club and raise ticket prices by 85%, Naarwich humiliate us at LR (with Holt juggling Kennys moobs violently after scoring his hatrick), Adel leaves for PSG for £5mill in Jan (leaving a floater in the home changing room toilets before he goes) and Sir Neil decides he has had enough of the boisterous sport and quits to become a monk in a quiet himalayan village. We finish rock bottom and are relegated by March.

[robloft]

Best case Scenario: star players turn it on, Joey Barton earns England caps ahead of Fat Frank after some amazing performance in the little of the parker alongside Derry, turning LR into a fortress, SWP also returns to the England set-up after scoring 5 goals by Christmas (including a last minute winner at home to Chelski). We pick up 7 home wins, 4 away wins and a total of 9 draws, giving us a total of 42 points (including doubles over Naarwich and Swansea!) and a 14th place finish. DJ Campbell becomes an Rs legend with his 12 league goals, Adel earns most PL assists award, Connolley wins POTY, Paddy Kenny earns official "legend status" after a penalty save at Naarwich in the 88th minute before running upto Holt (the taker) and juggling Holts moobs violently.


Most likely case scenario: adapting to the Prem takes time, we dont always win the games we expect (ie Blackburn at home) yet pick up some unexpected points (ie Spuds away) due to warrior-like performances from a number of players, including Derry & Barton in the middle. We pick up vital draws due to our battling nature, the odd glimmer of brilliance from SWP, Adel and DJ prove the difference between a last day of the season dog fight for survival and confirmed survival with a few games to spare. Decisions/luck not always on our side, fans will moan after certain games but, all in all, a bl00dy good season, we survive with a 5th from bottom finish, with Naarwich, Swansea & Wigan all relegated.

Worst case scenario: Barton puts Adel in intensive care for throwing his toys out the pram and calling him a "right plonker" in French after Joey takes up free kick duties, injuries to key players, PL bring in a new "minimum height requirement" for games and SWP becomes ineligible to play, Mittal gets banged up for 25 years for tax evasion so T&C buy back club and raise ticket prices by 85%, Naarwich humiliate us at LR (with Holt juggling Kennys moobs violently after scoring his hatrick), Adel leaves for PSG for £5mill in Jan (leaving a floater in the home changing room toilets before he goes) and Sir Neil decides he has had enough of the boisterous sport and quits to become a monk in a quiet himalayan city. We finish rock bottom and are relegated by March.

at the worst case scenario, nice one!

[Gerryhatrick]

The Future is Bright, the future is................... uncertain

For this season,

Best case Scenario: star players turn it on at vital moments, we finish 5th or 6th from bottom.

Most likely case scenario: adapting to the Prem takes time, decisions/luck not always on our side, we finish 4th from bottom

Worst case scenario: friction in dressing room, dodgy ref decisions, injuries take their toll, we finish in relegation zone

Take your pick!

Welcome EpsomR, it's a shame others haven't been more welcoming. As you have seen, many on here already are an over optimistic bunch, and don't particularly care for anything negative, it makes them nervous because they don't like to think that the new team might crash, but you'll get used to it.

I prefer to see a balanced debate both negative and positive, and try to respect all posters even tho I may not agree with their point.

My opinion is that Neil has taken a Championship winning and confident team into the prem, and has now at long last added some quality and prem experience, and his job is to make it work and get them to gel as a unit and boost the confidence, which will not be easy. These are good signings, especially Joey and SWP, but they have to perform to the level we know they should, and they need to fit style we play. So time will tell. I think it will work because Neil is good at what he does, and we'll finish just below mid-table.