| The end of an era 08:05 - May 11 with 1036 views | SwansIndependent |
 The end of an era 11th May 2018 08:00It was 30th May 2011 when we first entered the Premier League after a famous win over Reading at Wembley Stadium in the play off final and now, 2540 days later, our stay will end barring the most unlikely double result of all time on Sunday.  2
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| The end of an era on 08:15 - May 11 with 1000 views | Captain_Sham |
1st relegation in 17 seasons. |  |
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| The end of an era on 08:38 - May 11 with 939 views | owainglyndwr |
| The end of an era on 08:15 - May 11 by Captain_Sham |
1st relegation in 17 seasons. |
Yep true
I cannot see us ever returning unless we keep the best of what we have got and add well scouted players.
Going by our recruitment over the last few seasons we are truly knackered |  | | |
| The end of an era on 09:01 - May 11 with 861 views | union_jack |
| The end of an era on 08:38 - May 11 by owainglyndwr |
Yep true
I cannot see us ever returning unless we keep the best of what we have got and add well scouted players.
Going by our recruitment over the last few seasons we are truly knackered |
Ever is a long time.
However, we must consolidate for the next few seasons. Sadly, I believe we'll be at the wrong end of the table next year and will need to survive that first. Build on from there. We mustn't be impatient.
Don't think that with the players we may still have we'll be strong enough for a promotion push. It's not ability that will count next year as much as motivation. How motivated will they be?? |  |
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