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02 Sep 2025 19:37 #1
by whytakemypostcode
Admire your commitment and enthusiasm Keith, but not sure that we can aspire to be the next Bournemouth. The difference being that they have been bank rolled by a Russian billionaire, whereas the nearest thing we have got to a billionaire is in AJ & JN's head!
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02 Sep 2025 19:59 #2
by ParcelPete
That's the way i like it,are Bournemouth the Queen of clubs.
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02 Sep 2025 20:07 #3
by seabird
OK it's a dream,however we relegated them to league 2 nine years ago, the year we should have been promoted to the championship,the following year they nearly went out of the football league,Now they are in the second season in the top league and a million miles away from us.
In reality they where behind us in every way less than 10 years ago ,why can't we dream of the same.
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02 Sep 2025 20:27 #4
by Zenon
seabird wrote: In reality they where behind us in every way less than 10 years ago ,why can't we dream of the same.
Bournemouth losses 2011/2 £3.4m, 2012/3 £15.3m, 2013/4 £28m, and 2014/5 £38.3m.
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02 Sep 2025 21:05 #5
by TheLazyLewisGuy
We should look at Rotherham for a team to aspire to
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02 Sep 2025 21:13 #6
by huddersfieldcock
We don't need to look at anybody. I've followed the blues 35 years and always dreamed of seeing us at the highest level or winning a major cup. Il never stop, it's English football, clubs have done it and so can we, Keith can lead this club to glory, and if not Keith then someone else, you never know in this game
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02 Sep 2025 21:19 #7
by TheLazyLewisGuy
huddersfieldcock wrote: We don't need to look at anybody. I've followed the blues 35 years and always dreamed of seeing us at the highest level or winning a major cup. Il never stop, it's English football, clubs have done it and so can we, Keith can lead this club to glory, and if not Keith then someone else, you never know in this game
If he makes 6 changes tomorrow people will be calling for his resignation.
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02 Sep 2025 21:34 - 03 Sep 2025 11:18 #8
by pacirv
Dare to dream anything is possible. I've been lucky enough to see us play in the top league and for many years be a very good second tier club.
Last Edit: 03 Sep 2025 11:18 by pacirv.
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02 Sep 2025 22:09 #9
by BlueAl
That's what cheeses a lot of people off today with the present regime. We were once a very good second tier club. What are we doing nearly going out of the league two seasons ago?
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02 Sep 2025 22:16 #10
by Dancingbear
Once we get the billionaire involved im sure we'll be able to pay £20k+ a week wages in the championship. Give it up its never gonna happen unless something drastic changes.
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02 Sep 2025 23:02 #11
by The Archer
BlueAl wrote: That's what cheeses a lot of people off today with the present regime. We were once a very good second tier club. What are we doing nearly going out of the league two seasons ago?
It is 30 years since we were a good second tier club. Since then we've been mainly in this division, very often trying to avoid falling through conference trapdoor. Our current prospects are infinitely more positive than the dark days of Harry Gregg, Michael Knighton and Graham Kavanagh picking the team. Got to enjoy!
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02 Sep 2025 23:22 #12
by GingerBalls
Zenon wrote:
seabird wrote: In reality they where behind us in every way less than 10 years ago ,why can't we dream of the same.
Bournemouth losses 2011/2 £3.4m, 2012/3 £15.3m, 2013/4 £28m, and 2014/5 £38.3m.
Fair enough.. I'd be Interested to see the 2015/16 figure, when they hit the Prem and the investment ultimately paid off...
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03 Sep 2025 08:48 #13
by Useless
Behave yourselves, it's only 12 years since we were a "decent little non league outfit"
So according to our owners, we are massively over achieving
Almost lbo's best man
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03 Sep 2025 11:13 #14
by Dancingbear
GingerBalls wrote:
Zenon wrote:
seabird wrote: In reality they where behind us in every way less than 10 years ago ,why can't we dream of the same.
Bournemouth losses 2011/2 £3.4m, 2012/3 £15.3m, 2013/4 £28m, and 2014/5 £38.3m.
Fair enough.. I'd be Interested to see the 2015/16 figure, when they hit the Prem and the investment ultimately paid off...
Wonder what would have happened if they hadnt made it though. I doubt theyll have pocketed the profits either, Jack Wiltshire et al will have seen to that. Great for their loyal fans though f they can still get in.
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03 Sep 2025 11:53 #15
by Gundog
Feel free to dream people. I have watched us from the depths of the Third Division North, the Fourth Division, Conference, Division Two and go toe to toe with some of the greats in the old First Division, stuff Italian teams in their own back yard, walk out in a final at Wembley and miss an old FA Cup semi final by a coat of paint on the crossbar and keeper called Peter Mellor of course! Derby games with Workington with 18,000 in Borough Park on a Boxing Day - fantastic times which I have been very, very lucky to be a part of. This of course was all before money became the driving force, the game is a lot different today and sadly not for the better, I feel sorry for those younger than me who have not had the roller coaster ride that I have. So dream on people it may be all you have but there's nothing wrong with wanting the best for your club - or in Nixon's case what's best for yourself.
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05 Sep 2025 17:18 #16
by Northumbrian
GingerBalls wrote:
Zenon wrote:
seabird wrote: In reality they where behind us in every way less than 10 years ago ,why can't we dream of the same.
Bournemouth losses 2011/2 £3.4m, 2012/3 £15.3m, 2013/4 £28m, and 2014/5 £38.3m.
Fair enough.. I'd be Interested to see the 2015/16 figure, when they hit the Prem and the investment ultimately paid off...
I'd be interested to see where they are in 10 - 15 years time when the billionaire gets bored and the debts are impossibly high.... probably back below us.
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05 Sep 2025 18:15 #17
by seabird
We had a place in the sun in 1974/75 ,we invested nothing and got what was expected,a one time in a lifetime experience.In those days more teams could dream of the top flight there wasn't the money factor there is today.
Yes Bournmouth could well fall flat as have Blackpool, but isn't it better to whiteness that than spend your whole life in the lower leagues. Let's get real Burton are in the top half of the championship,on attendances a lot less than us and a ground that holds 6,000 ish.
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01 Jun 2025 19:39 #18
by Zenon
GingerBalls wrote:
Zenon wrote:
seabird wrote: In reality they where behind us in every way less than 10 years ago ,why can't we dream of the same.
Bournemouth losses 2011/2 £3.4m, 2012/3 £15.3m, 2013/4 £28m, and 2014/5 £38.3m.
Fair enough.. I'd be Interested to see the 2015/16 figure, when they hit the Prem and the investment ultimately paid off...
Year to 31 July 2016, Bournemouth made a profit of £3.4m
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01 Jun 2025 19:46 #19
by CCU
Fair play Zenon for waiting months to answer that!
Win or Lose, Up The Blues!
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