Agreed, BG.Balham_Green":2ygk9uud said:Bermudian Green":2ygk9uud said:X Isle":2ygk9uud said:No, I won't.
All it means is we reset back in L1. Back to where we were before, before we f**ked up 2018/19. No better off, no worse off, just back to square 1.
Had we had our promotion winning game, our pitch invasion and our civic reception then it might feel like an achievement. Promotion by administrative decree does not feel like an achievement at all, least of all one worthy of celebration.
I will be totally 'meh' about the whole thing.
...and that's even WITHOUT reflecting on the fact that 36,000 people died here the first wave of this pandemic. To celebrate anything other than the saving of the estimated 464,000 who would otherwise have died without the action the nation took is quite frankly embarrassing.
OK, I'll bite. This was a question of whether we would celebrate being promoted, not about mourning the horrific number of deaths. So, am I happy to be promoted? Yes. Will I celebrate? Yes. Will I just ignore the deaths and carry on as though nothing had ever happened? No.
Is that the response you were looking for?
Well said. Usual superior tone by xisle as if he is the only one to recognize the tragedy rather thsn us lesser mortals.
He starts his post using implied inappropriate language and bitterness about our relegation last season and then censors us with a ‘holier than thou’ attitude because we want to celebrate our team’s achievement.
Would we have preferred the season to be played to it’s intended conclusion? Of course we would, we may have been promoted as champions but because of this horrible pandemic that has brought different emotions to all our lives, particularly those who have lost family or friends but, surely, we are entitled to celebrate our achievement if our promotion on sporting merit is confirmed.