Short term glory followed by your club's demise or sensible management with the odd bit of glory thrown in amongst the usual mundanity of following your club? I know which one I would choose and I just hope Tamworth never gamble their future on a whim.
This is why some people down our way think I'm a miserable git for not getting carried along with everyone's impatience to get to the Conference (and beyond
) in as short a time as possible.
We HAVE murdered this subject in numerous Hop Back Pubs
, but I insist that since the one Salisbury Director who's driving us forward is an insolvency practitioner, I suspect he knows what he's doing.
Bloke wanted to throw his toys because we only made a
healthy profit last year.
The reason we didn't make more has (apparently) been eradicated, so I suspect we'll be financially sound next year too.
I foresee a toys-free year!
Nintendo, anyone?
Agreed, it's like wanting to take a running dive over the cliff, but I guess you've got to try to keep winning every game, no matter what the consequences. [What when we get even better {which we will}? Then what do you do? Penalise players financially for scoring? Reward the Defence for unforced errors?
]
Otherwise you might as well just book your bedroom slippers into the "Cosytime" Old Folks' Home.
I appreciate that in time we will fade, sink and suffer. I understand that, and accept it. Ðáèåé ÌÜèþí is practically my motto - learning through suffering. But I'm prepared for the bad times.
But there is 'a time to dance'.
How about taking time-out to enjoy the good bits NOW, rather than re-living them on DVD later?
£1 in?
[Note: Cyrillic doesn't seem to be enabled on here.]