Any Silver Linings on not getting Promotion?

[SmoggyRambo]

Personally I think there could a big opportunity for Coburn next season… if everything works out I think we might see a special season from him, any other silver linings?

 

[Centralscrutinizer]

Yes, we can look forward to the excitement of getting promoted.

 

[Priv]

Seeing us win alot of games next season rather than draw or lose.

 

[MichaelDebeve]

Hopefully get to watch us win more games next season again, which may not have been the case if promoted!

 

[Cress]

Derby (!) matches with Leeds & Sunderland

 

[Colgates_shaving_foam]

If we have a season like Burnley have just had then it will be worth missing out last season.

 

[Fattyfoggon]

46 games where we have a good chance of winning the game, against 38 games where we would probably struggle in most and get battered in a a few

 

[coluka]

We get 4 extra games for our Season Card money and 4 extra Chairmans drinks

 

[Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret]

When we score a goal it's a goal.

 

[UgoAfro]

We might have some shots which is more than we did in 2016/17.

 

[bigbob]

Easier to get served in the navi and in the ground. Easier to get parked. Fans there to see the boro, not plastic fans who only go to really watch the established Premier league teams.

 

[Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret]

Easier to get served in the navi and in the ground. Easier to get parked. Fans there to see the boro, not plastic fans who only go to really watch the established Premier league teams.

Good point. Away matches don't sell out so I get to see my team play.

Really the ideal situation for me next year would be to win the league then turn down promotion.

 

[Colgates_shaving_foam]

Easier to get served in the navi and in the ground. Easier to get parked. Fans there to see the boro, not plastic fans who only go to really watch the established Premier league teams.

I'm not sure that many if any actually go to see the other team, I think it's more that they are more motivated to go when Boro are playing top level rather than against Bristol City for example.

 

[SmoggyRambo]

Easier to get served in the navi and in the ground. Easier to get parked. Fans there to see the boro, not plastic fans who only go to really watch the established Premier league teams.

Less police so easier for you to park up and have a couple in the Navi… but more difficult to find the car after a couple in the Navi

 

[TeaCider]

More wins, more goals, more games, more easily accessible away matches.

Obviously plenty of downsides, but we'll get rose tinted here.

 

[Beverleyred]

The biggest silver, gold and platinum lining will be keeping Michael Carrick and his back room team.

 

[dooderooni]

Another season for Carrick and the team to really cement their way of winning games. That will also possibly mean that we'll, fingers crossed, be heading into the PL needing only a few additions to the squad and not a massive influx. As I said on another thread, there seems to be an "unfinished business" air about the place which will hopefully mean the likes of Giles, Archer, Ramsey and Steffen are itching to come back.

 

[atypical_boro]

When we score a goal it's a goal.

Yep, was gona say this.

 

[Glover_elbow]

I can avoid listening to the inane ramblings of the three stooges lineker wiright and that plank shearer

 

[pierrequiroule]

I get to watch Boro for another season. I am 'retiring' when we go up.