true believer
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i think we'll be competitive .
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How do you feel about our future?
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Ancient Mariner
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I think the coming season will be fascinating.
With the reduced salary cap, a good young squad and apparently good recruiting, it looks to be a season where a Club relying on youth could do well. You could even say the disasters of 2020 may have helped us (a big call that remains to be seen).
Things to be determined:
Will Staj turn out to be a great coach and able to get this young side winning?
What will his future be if he fails ( a pass being a competitive middle of the table result)?
Will the Club's plan of playing "Moneyball" actually turn out to be the right call?
What will happen with the stadium management rights?
Will the COE development become a reality.
Will MC hang on and become a successful owner of a successful club.
Will CCM be the club of choice for young players with talent who will beat a path to our door?
Will we sign a #9 or will our new up and coming #10 score enough goals that Matt Simon with him will be enough?
Will the supporters trust take off?
I cannot wait.
With the reduced salary cap, a good young squad and apparently good recruiting, it looks to be a season where a Club relying on youth could do well. You could even say the disasters of 2020 may have helped us (a big call that remains to be seen).
Things to be determined:
Will Staj turn out to be a great coach and able to get this young side winning?
What will his future be if he fails ( a pass being a competitive middle of the table result)?
Will the Club's plan of playing "Moneyball" actually turn out to be the right call?
What will happen with the stadium management rights?
Will the COE development become a reality.
Will MC hang on and become a successful owner of a successful club.
Will CCM be the club of choice for young players with talent who will beat a path to our door?
Will we sign a #9 or will our new up and coming #10 score enough goals that Matt Simon with him will be enough?
Will the supporters trust take off?
I cannot wait.
FFC Mariner
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Monty by round 11 - steady 6th from there
Insertnamehere
Well-Known Member
Same as every season. We make some signings I'm excited for. The club says some stuff Im keen on. Then when the season starts it goes to shit by the 11-14th round.
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