...says Tony Stewart.  Also, we aren't aiming to be the best in League 1, we are aiming to be the best in The Championship. 

The supporters on the whole love Mr Stewart.  Most would, rightly, give him the freedom of the town and our eternal thanks.  And it is no bad thing to have ambition.  But I wonder whether he feels under pressure to feed us this kind of stuff through the media to keep us interested.  

I would prefer to hear about realities instead of dreams.  Maybe at the fans forum  (is that happening?).  The training ground, the retail units, the G&C site, the seemingly stalled stadium expansion, how we are planning to compete financially in The Championship (in due course) and transform ourselves from a relatively small club pulling 11,000 supporters average at the top end to a club that can finish above the likes of Villa, Norwich, Hull, Wednesday, Boro or whichever other fallen giants are in there if we get back.  That is what I'd like to hear about.

Tony Stewart is a successful businessman and I'm not suggesting that he will do anything other than look after the club well.  But if he is going to make bold claims about where he thinks we can get to, I would also like to hear from him how he thinks we are going to be able to do it.  Otherwise supporters might get unrealistic expectations which can lead to discontent if the reality falls short.

The other thing he said in the same interview was that we won't repeat the mistakes of the last three years.