Relegation 2022/23

[Sharpattack]

Sleepwalking into relegation.

 

[Ferguson1878]

We,ll survive this season after a major scare , moshiri will finally get rid of kenwright ,next season will be a bit rough trying to get rid of the stink that’s engulfed the club since kenwright took over , fighting for Europe by 24/25 in bmd .. from the ghost of Christmas future

 

[LocalNative]

We,ll survive this season after a major scare , moshiri will finally get rid of kenwright ,next season will be a bit rough trying to get rid of the stink that’s engulfed the club since kenwright took over , fighting for Europe by 24/25 in bmd .. from the ghost of Christmas future

We survived last season after a major scare and nothing has changed.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

I've noticed that West Ham fans think they're in genuine danger of it now. They've suffered a number of injuries over the winter and reckon Moyes is losing the dressing room.

 

[MikeH72]

We,ll survive this season after a major scare , moshiri will finally get rid of kenwright ,next season will be a bit rough trying to get rid of the stink that’s engulfed the club since kenwright took over , fighting for Europe by 24/25 in bmd .. from the ghost of Christmas future

What leads you to believe this will happen?

 

[BrendanGOT]

What leads you to believe this will happen?

Something has to give eventually with Kenwright especially when everything is going wrong consistently with only a few common denominators

 

[LouReedwalkonthewildside]

Wolves were back in Training on the 23rd of November.

After an hour our lot will be gasping for breath while they run rings around us.

The funny thing is when we're supposedly at full fitness our lot are still blowing out of their arses.

 

[MikeH72]

Something has to give eventually with Kenwright especially when everything is going wrong consistently with only a few common denominators

But nothing will give, clearly Moshiri has no intention of removing him as he believes he’s doing a good job. We survived a major scare last season and absolutely nothing changed. Moshiri is the problem.

 

[COYBL25]

But nothing will give, clearly Moshiri has no intention of removing him as he believes he’s doing a good job. We survived a major scare last season and absolutely nothing changed. Moshiri is the problem.

They`re both the problem, but in different ways.

Moshiri is a rich clown.

Kenwright is a parasite, who`s latched onto the rich clown.

 

[MikeH72]

They`re both the problem, but in different ways.

Moshiri is a rich clown.

Kenwright is a parasite, who`s latched onto the rich clown.

I agree, but Kenwright is only still here because Moshiri has allowed him to be.

 

[Blast_of_Cannock]

Sleepwalking into relegation.

More like diving headfirst.

 

[ToffeeTim]

One week to go till Everton come back

 

[OneTrueLegend]

Who can answer this for me with some degree of accuracy?

How much would relegation cost Everton? What about if we failed to come back up at the first attempt and play two seasons in the Championship?

Would we need to massively offset stadium costs by having a firesale in the summer? Not that we have tens of sellable assets, but we could probably bring in £100m or more if we sold Onana, Pickford, Patterson, Lewin and Gordon (dread to think the state of the squad after losing those first three, mind you - we're then at League One quality).

I don't think us going down ever crossed Mr Moshiri's mind when he agreed to take on the stadium project, but now it's a very realistic possibility.

The parachute payments are not that great, basically in season 1 we would be £90m worse off than if we had finished 17th. After season 1 the parachute payments drop again and again in year 3 and then you are on Championship money.

That's not to mention our sponsorship deals, I would bet each of those has a relegation clause in it that cuts our money in half, ticket prices would probably drop a little, but not always, plus there are more games in the championship, so might even increase slightly.

I think we would have to sell a big proportion of the first team squad to survive, also the EFL dock points for teams going into debt fairly quickly.

 

[gedefc]

I've noticed that West Ham fans think they're in genuine danger of it now. They've suffered a number of injuries over the winter and reckon Moyes is losing the dressing room.

They'd be stupid to let him go, Moyes will always steady the ship and probably still have them in the top half.

Their fans dont deserve him, woeful for years, bottom 4/5 - now they think they're above him.

 

[formerly manx toffee]

Distinct possibility