I do wonder sometimes whether you post threads purely for a reaction, even if everyone made Hyypia out banners it would have no effect on Bloom. The situation is- Bloom gets rid of Hyypia or keeps him and we'll get relegated. Nothing the fans can do.
Apologies for being a conspiracy theorist but in my perception that [MENTION=6886]Bozza[/MENTION] has some enhanced level of connection to the club, I can't help wondering what all these "What will you do..." questions are for?
If there's an expectation that you'll get the pulse of the fans then fine... but where is the club's response to these issues when we reveal how we're feeling?
If you're trying to anticipate when the banners will start to appear then is there an ulterior motive (i.e. putting enhanced security in place to stop them getting into the ground)?
If it's just a chance to have a whinge then that's fine too, but I think we have enough whingeing threads already.
Apologies for a suspicious/negative post but I'm a suspicious/negative person.
Bloom goes to plenty of games, seen him on the train coming back from away games many times.
I've seen him a few times but he lives in Australia, correct?
Seriously, I think that a gread deal of our 20,000 are naive or semi-detached supporters. I was chatting with a Charlton supporting acquaintance with connections in Brighton who told me he knows several folk who are 'supporters' of premiership teams, out of townees, and even students, who bough Brighton season tickets because it looked like fun (comfy stadium, easy traveling, probably some decent games). We just don't have a majority of seriously exercised supporters.
To be fair, we never did. When I went in the late 60s and early 70s we had decent enough crowds (a good solid 12-16 thousand each week for mid table 3rd division fare) but a rather insecure ambience. Apart from a couple of hundred singers in the North stand, it was largely pipe sucking introspection, low expectations, dispassionate spectatorship.
So I can't see the current following chanting for Sami's head.
It's just click-bait.
Darren posts these types of questions frequently in order to increase traffic and increase the chances of clicked ads.
This equals more money for Darren/NSC.
Hmmm, a tad cynical! I think the problem isn't really Hyypia. Yes of course he's shit and needs to go/should've already gone but Bloom seems like a rabbit caught in the headlights and I'm afraid, despite all the money he's invested in infrastructure, right now it's actually Bloom who is the real problem and the vast majority of fans probably have a problem with being too outspoken or demonstrative against Bloom.
Hmmm, a tad cynical! I think the problem isn't really Hyypia. Yes of course he's shit and needs to go/should've already gone but Bloom seems like a rabbit caught in the headlights and I'm afraid, despite all the money he's invested in infrastructure, right now it's actually Bloom who is the real problem and the vast majority of fans probably have a problem with being too outspoken or demonstrative against Bloom.
Yes, yes we are.
Yesterday, the Derby fans started a brief "You're getting sacked in the morning" chant shortly after going 3-0 up and about 100 of our lot picked it up. However, it was only 20%-ish of our lot, it was brief, and it was quiet. We're now 2 points from safety having won 1 in 15 in the league. Most other sets of fans would be going ape on the terraces by now given the success of the last 2 seasons.
I'm not convinced just how much actual action it would elicit by TB though. However much he does or does not know about football, he does know that our current league position is unacceptable. Being more vocal will at least allow fans to vent their anger, and may persuade Sami to be rather less demanding in any compensation negotiations, thus meaning an earlier end to his reign (which is surely now inevitable?). For these reasons, I anticipate that we'll get progressively louder...
Err, it is 'click bait' as Stoneham calls it, but you can't blame Bozza for doing it to increase site traffic.
Yeah mate, a set of supporters who rip down goal posts to protest at the board and who (for example Fulham away in the 90's) were climbing over the fences to have a pop at our own players must be too nice.