Based on the latest accounts these are the values of the Premier League clubs from last season. There are some natural divides in terms of value.
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Based on the latest accounts these are the values of the Premier League clubs from last season. There are some natural divides in terms of value.
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Sunderland > Brighton
Compared to yourselves we are small, small, small.
When people who have never been to Brighton or seen us live support us.
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My view on this is - A big club is one where it is a surprise if they finish outside of the top 6.
A little off-topic here, and it may be a stupid question, but when do we actually become a PL club?
-Would it have been the final whistle against Wigan?
-Would it have been the final whistle against Villa?
-Will it be when the PL finish their season?
-Will it be when the fixture list comes out?
-Will it be when we kick off next season?
Or does it really matter?
Why would anyone want our beloved club turned into a conglomerate shitfest of investor groups, asian fans, 60k seater libraries, zero interaction between club and fans, or empathy towards players on outrageous money to whom we cannot possibly relate?
I like where we are now and I wouldn't be too saddened at relegation, so long as we give a decent account of ourselves and are in a better position to bounce back than the struggle of the last few years. Having said that, in my opinion the club is heading for bigger things which should give me encouragement, but instead saddens me that it will soon be unrecognisable to those that have been through the strife to save it.
It's good for the kids, and I absolutely love seeing the amount of shirts being proudly worn everywhere around Sussex nowadays.
We will never be considered a big club, as we do not have the history of being Premier league and European champions like Man U and Liverpool. That comes with time. It may be possible that we would be considered a big club in 50 years time if we manage to achieve the same league and European status as the big clubs, but quite frankly, who give a sh!t?
Lets be happy with who we are, where we are, and where we have come from. What we have achieved in the last 20 years is beyond belief. We have a great club, with amazingly loyal fans, a beautiful stadium, and facilities to rival most in the top tier. We are finally in the Premier league, and I for one, can not wait to see us playing against those aforementioned big clubs next season! They will consider us to be a small club, and we are compared to them. A small club with a big heart!