Re: Where on the table will we end up at the end of the seas : Fri Feb 14, 2014 12:46 am
Rooster Booster wrote:
On paper. We will end up near the bottom.
But as everyone is aware of that, the coaching staff will throw the piece of paper away and start to believe in what can be.
But as everyone is aware of that, the coaching staff will throw the piece of paper away and start to believe in what can be.
Belief is all well and good, but it will take more than that to keep us up.
Rooster Booster wrote:
First task. Avoid relegation.
We are in a 4 way battle, maybe 5 way, to avoid the 2 unwanted spots and of those 4 or 5 teams, we "would seem" to have the weakest squad and we actually do have the least experienced squad.....
Rooster Booster wrote:
Next year. Different squad with TR having money available and knowing we will exist, will ensure feelers going out and capturing signatures earlier.
IF and it is the biggest IF in the history of all sports IMHO, then we will not know we are safe until September......feelers may well be put out, but that's all. As for the Money that is available, the club is currently operating in 2 separate sections. The Playing side of it is funded by SKY money and whatever DH wants to throw into the kitty.....the Business side of it has been outsourced and we get no benefit from any of the other revenue streams enjoyed by others. The New Landlord is quite clear on his attitude to "investment", so he won't be chipping in anything, so we will again be reliant on TV cash and the attitude of Mr Hughes, who it would seem can't wait to get away.....so IF and it is the biggest IF I can find, we stay up, we will be working on a budget similar or less than 2014.
I want us to survive as much as anyone else does, but I honestly think if we do, it will cause the RFL more headaches than if we were to stick to the plan and slip down the ladder.