hxhammer wrote: ↑Thu Jan 23, 2020 11:27 am
We will come straight back up, we always do, Sullivan said so
Part of me is actually thinking, mad as it seems that he is thinking precisely that and somehow sees it as the alternative to the failed and bombing con of discredited Next Level that they won't/can't any longer finance and rapidly losing the argument near and far. Maybe, having given up on any hope of being loved as a saviour or leaving a real legacy, he thinks it will save him piles of cash (which as we know is his prime life force) and can sell off the best assets and through Moyes has a man who will get them back up just in time to sell off the club come 2023 to maximise his profit and let new owners take responsibility for new investment, perhaps he sees Wolves as the new role model there for others to buy into. As I say sounds like madness, delusion and false hope and would have to be extremely lucky (with no history of that) for the figures to really stack up, but as things stand and as Sherlock always said '... that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth'.
Of course the most likely scenario for that 'plan' would be either Championship obscurity or worse involving a new level below anything in our history.