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3 hours ago, ewerk said:

If Grabban goes then surely they're as good as down?

Yep - he's got them out of the shite a few times this season.

They might pick up the odd result for hope but theyll be in the bottom 3 come the end of the season.

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There's nothing that separates them from clubs like Wigan, Bolton, Forest, Leeds, Blackburn or Sheffield (s) who it's happened to recently.

The only thing I can think of is that the Mackems get smaller crowds than most of those clubs.

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11 minutes ago, Tom said:

There's nothing that separates them from clubs like Wigan, Bolton, Forest, Leeds, Blackburn or Sheffield (s) who it's happened to recently.

The only thing I can think of is that the Mackems get smaller crowds than most of those clubs.

The makems generally get bigger official attendances but fewer attendees.

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If they go down, they're really fucked. Financially, I just don't see how they can sustain it. Would they still be getting parachute payments from the PL? I guess they would. Maybe that would be enough.

 

Selling NDong surely isn't going to make a lot of difference unless they can get back something close to what they bought him for, since they will still owe money on the guy. Personally would be surprised if they get more than £7-8m.

 

Kone probably around the same. If Grabban goes they'll replace him of course, but they must be concerned now...

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The hierarchy know exactly how many are attending and how many thousands are paying zilch to witness the shite on display.The makems for the first time are acknowledging their official attendance figures are plucked out of the air and that the majority enter via freebies or concessionary tickets.Hence the anger when at least one post appears before every home game on what the attendance will be.

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1 hour ago, Rayvin said:

If they go down, they're really fucked. Financially, I just don't see how they can sustain it. Would they still be getting parachute payments from the PL? I guess they would. Maybe that would be enough.

 

Selling NDong surely isn't going to make a lot of difference unless they can get back something close to what they bought him for, since they will still owe money on the guy. Personally would be surprised if they get more than £7-8m.

 

Kone probably around the same. If Grabban goes they'll replace him of course, but they must be concerned now...

Transfermarkt list Kones fee to Sunderaland as only £5.85m.  If that's true then they could net a canny bit cash from him even if they haven't paid all the fee.  Can't imagine he'll go for anywhere near the fees that were being talked about for him at the beginning of last season.  They'd be doing exceptionally well to get £20m for the pair of them imo.  Deduct anything that they haven't already paid off and whatever Short wants and they won't come out with a lot to spend.  If they bought well though they might be able to do enough to keep themselves up.  Buying well has never been a strength of theirs though.

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8 hours ago, Tdansmith said:

 You're only saying that in case your mackem mates over at rtg read it  :icon_lol:

:lol: 

 

I've said it all season. Don't get me wrong, they're in the shit, but if the logical steps are taken they should survive. If, however, the squad isn't significantly improved (and should Grabban rejoin his parent club), then they're fucked.

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8 hours ago, TheGingerQuiff said:

 

Ridiculous isn't it? Predicting the bottom club for survival on the basis that Coleman gets a tune out of a striker that's almost certainly leaving this month and that they've already been getting a tune out of and are still bottom, a defender that's older than God and some young players which I'm assuming he thinks are better than complete shite, which they aren't.

 

It's not ridiculous Ginger Quim, I said if Coleman does things then they should survive. If he doesn't, then they won't.

 

 

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Has the calamitous start Coleman's made not led you to readjust your expectations?

 

I thought they were onto a winner with him and punching well above their weight (for the moment) but I'd say they're almost certainly fucked now bar a miracle January.

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6 minutes ago, The Fish said:

 

It's not ridiculous Ginger Quim, I said if Coleman does things then they should survive. If he doesn't, then they won't.

 

 

 

Grabban has already been firing though. Do you think John O'Shea has it in him to drag them to safety? :lol: I'm confused as to what you think might happen.

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