Bournemouth on the brink!!!!

[Jacko51]

Blimey, same with Carlisle then?

 

If so then Dean Court is lowest ever?

 

I suspect so. They were on about building a proper new stand at that end where there is a sort of temporary one - the end that used to have nowt there - but I doubt they will be able to do anything in time for August.

[davo80]

In administration in 2008. Where could we be in another 4 years?

 

Just need a billionaire owner to walk through the doors

[andy jones]

If they were to invest in a major rebuild will they still fill it when they get relegated.

[davo80]

If they were to invest in a major rebuild will they still fill it when they get relegated.

 

They will probably stay up Dave, more money than Burnley, Leicester, Hull and West Brom and they have all had a good go at survival, some better than others

[andy jones]

Agree mate for next season but second season syndrome will get them.

[davo80]

Agree mate for next season but second season syndrome will get them.

 

They will survive like Wigan and Blackburn did for many a season

[andy jones]

True that gate revenue isn't important anymore at that level.

 

Still think they have to find too many of Prem class and mould them into a team in too short a space of time.

 

Thought the owner looked like he had been celebrating even before kick off :D

[davo80]

True that gate revenue isn't important anymore at that level.

 

Still think they have to find too many of Prem class and mould them into a team in too short a space of time.

 

Thought the owner looked like he had been celebrating even before kick off :D

 

Money talks, you be surprised what players they will attract next season, the fact Bournemouth is probably the nicest place to live in England will also help.

[Shropshire_Valiant]

Was gonna say are there any other Russian million/billionaires knocking about?:D I think we'd have to get to the championship first before one would invest.

 

Well done to Bournemouth anyway fantastic achievement.

 

I'm not sure what the rules are on capacity in the Premier League? I remember Fulham had to share with QPR for a season but that was perhaps due to all the standing at Craven Cottage? Bournemouth's ground has to be borderline at 12K, although I reckon it's probably fine facilities wise(that would be a lame excuse if used).

[JOHNNYAITCH]

Money talks, you be surprised what players they will attract next season, the fact Bournemouth is probably the nicest place to live in England will also help.

 

My work is based in Bournemouth and whilst I'm not there too often i'd never describe it as "the nicest place to live in England " :) But maybe in some survey it is.

 

I chatted wih loads of colleagues over the past couplel ofo days re last night's match ad the whole promotion thing and there an awful lot of locals NOT interested in the football at all..it's not like SoT where even if you dunner go to the matches you follow Stoke or Vale