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Town Eyeing CL
By Aston
September 5 2008
Town's chief executive Derek Bowden has revealed Town's long term plan is to be playing in the Champions League.
Bowden: "I have to admit that, if we go up this season, in 2009/10 our sole objective will be to finish 17th, it will be a case of consolidating after that and keeping our place and moving through to the top half.

"Our planned progress will be step by step.

"Firstly, to get into the Premier League. Then to stay there and obtain a strong foothold.

"And then challenge for a Champions League place.

"This is a long way down the track but it can be done.

"The top third of the Premier League are pulling away from the rest because of their extra resources and it is not an even playing field.

"But other factors come into play as well, like expert management and effective planning.

"The money that the likes of Chelsea and now Manchester City have at their disposal, because of the incredible wealth of their owners, I don't see as obscene.

"It shows what a marketable product the Premier League is and shows the popularity of English football in what is now a global market."

Source: Green Un

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