The location makes it harder to stay in the Prem. That's the point

Think back to Summer 2009 and the massive ambition of those who came into the club. "We want to achieve promotion in style... we want to establish ourselves in the Premier League within 7 years (could still happen btw)... we want to hugely expand the capacity and eventually reach 35,000".

What happened to that? We've largely been very successful since then, but we hit a glass ceiling, and the board seemed to recognise it. I don't think that's because they view us as 'little Norwich': I suspect it's much, much harder for them to grow the club and 'sell' it (in commercial/publicity terms, I mean) than many of us recognise.

Posted By: thebigfeller, Dec 6, 23:07:49