| Up? Down? Stay where we are? You choose 20:51 - Mar 30 with 2443 views | VancouverHoop |
Put bluntly I'd rather not go up. Once the euphoria of promotion wears off we'll be scrabbling around trying to establish survival, followed by eventual mediocrity until we're relegated. Also, best guess, the top clubs are going to fcuk-off to an international super league within the next decade. So we'll essentially be back where we are now anyway.
Going down will initially be very depressing, then kinda fun for awhile as we'll probably win more than we lose. But after a couple seasons the gloom will begin to settle in big-time.
TBH I'm pretty happy with where we are. Most of the matches are genuinely competitive (not true 'up there') and of a decent skill level (unlike 'downstairs.') For me, it's always been about the two hours on the pitch. Division aside, I just want to see the guys in hoops put in a good shift wherever, and whenever, they play
So Division Two works well enough for me. I really, really would like to see us put some genuine effort into winning cup matches though. Our recent record is pitiful, as is our not so recent record. C'mon guys gimme that as something to dream about.
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| Up? Down? Stay where we are? You choose on 22:02 - Apr 1 with 181 views | VancouverHoop |
| Up? Down? Stay where we are? You choose on 20:32 - Apr 1 by Wilkinswatercarrier |
Says it all that some don't want to be promoted. If the fans aren't bothered why should the players be?
The lack of desire and standards at the club is reflected in some of its fan base. Shocking. |
Not caring about promotion is quite different from not caring about winning a match. The latter is always a thrill. The former is, at best, a nerve wracking prospect these days. [Post edited 1 Apr 22:12]
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