Been having what I think is a stupid discussion in the pub, Drowning my sorrows, as it looks like my beloved Cardiff City are nailed on for relegation this season.

My mate of 11 years, thinks relegation could 'sort the club out' and maybe clear out all the dead wood at board level and at the playing level.

I think that's nonsense, bigger and better run clubs have suffered for decades in the doldrums of English football, after relegation, after relative success in the top flight, Notts County, Northampton town, Swindon, Wimbledon, to name a few.

I think relegation can absolutely kill a club and don't see any positives.

Can any of you, maybe those that have followed clubs for 20-30 years plus, think of any success stories where relegation 'helped'.

I don't think so personally.

Cheers

Happy Christmas.

This match stole my wife and murdered my children… absolute brutal slog and we didn’t even get a 0-0

For any criticism I may aim at Doug. I am at the very least grateful he's enabled the use of Yu-Gi-Oh memes.

Taken from @avisualgame on twitter

Rules are:

One from your club in 2004/05.

One from your club in 2008/09.

One from your club in 2013/14.

Who are you taking?

I'm going for Coventry City:

Gary Mcsheffrey

Scott Dann

John Fleck

Tastes better then you’d think it would

I have no idea how we've managed to get 3 points from that. Looks like we'll continue to limp on through the season.

Not sure how it came through on the TV, but it felt like the atmosphere around the place was a new level of grim tonight. For what it's worth, I thought the Derby fans were fantastic.

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From their match preview, now taken down.

Just thought I'd get in early and introduce myself as we'll be seeing most of you all next season anyway.

Peace and love,

A tired Wolves fan x