How we far this year might just come down to how the club gets out of the financial hole we find ourselves in. If money can't be found then we might find our self in receivership and the ten point deduction might force us into the low leagues. Again if we fight off receivership and the players don't end up get paid, as has happened in the past, we could lose as many points in low team moral. Finally with a small squad any player that is injured is to affect terms performance. All round it is going to be a hard year.
Personally I think the heights we achieved last year are beyond the club this year and we will do well to survive the year with the club in it's present state. What is sad is the new ground that has been talked of for so long seems further away now than it ever has. I know one thing it is going to be a hard year for the players and the supporters of the club. Personally I wish all connected to the club well in this most difficult time.
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As a season ticket holder at the Blues despite living in Rutland, having been present at both games so far this season, Plymouth in the League and Yeovil in the Capital Cup I am very optimistic about the season ahead.
Yes we have money problems, yes we are under a transfer embargo and yes we have a tangerine coloured manager but I have to say he has made some good pre-season signings and the style of play so far is impressive and entertaining.
Real football for real fans, not the multi-millions wasted in the Prem followed by people who have never been to the city of the team they follow, let alone inside the ground.
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