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Bloom reassures Sami
- Thread starter Peter_Taylor
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symyjym
Banned
The irony is that he is right, and it has made the Sami out voices shout louder, so guess the ends justifies his means.
Hardly - his aim as a Palace troll is to encourage support for (Agent) Sami to stay in the job for as long as possible.
hart's shirt
Well-known member
At an average of less than 2 posts every month over that time, it would be problematic at best.
And with a massive 4 today so far, Mr Putdown should have a lie-down.
Yes, I know - that's what I meant.
AN seems to have been quite protective of Hyypia whilst not being shy about criticising player recruitment, in which Tony Bloom plays a part.
How else do you want it worded?
"Albion chairman Tony Bloom reassured under-fire boss Sami Hyypia about his future before jetting off to Australia."
Seems pretty factually accurate to me.
Mr Putdown
Well-known member
Of course it's factually accurate - I'd not suggested otherwise.
It just struck me that a point of the article was as much to make sure everyone knew Bloom was disappearing when the Albion were going through bad times.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Haha. Palace Troll with anti albion agenda tries to desparately put the case for failure manager to stay.
symyjym
Banned
Thanks for reminding me that we are going through bad times.
I think you're over thinking it TBH. It seemed a perfectly reasonable statement to me. If we were top of the league by twenty points Bloom would have probably still had a quiet word with his manager before jetting off - like he does every year.
Mackenzie
Old Brightonian
It's groundhog day again, the same old arguments going round and round.
Bottom line is that Hyypia so far has proved himself an ineffective manager (rendered polite) and the club hierarchy won't budge from the party line of backing their men (Burke and Hyypia). We've reached stalemate. I've decided that I'm going to try and remain patient and hope for an upturn in results/recruitment.
I'm disappointed and angry with how this season is going, but I'm keeping the faith (with difficulty!).
Bottom line is that Hyypia so far has proved himself an ineffective manager (rendered polite) and the club hierarchy won't budge from the party line of backing their men (Burke and Hyypia). We've reached stalemate. I've decided that I'm going to try and remain patient and hope for an upturn in results/recruitment.
I'm disappointed and angry with how this season is going, but I'm keeping the faith (with difficulty!).
Hmmm... Bad news is that the email address no longer directly links to FB. The good news is that I clocked it before he managed to unlink it.
tsk tsk...some people are soooo stupid. Palace fans particularly so. Think his workplace would like a skip on Monday?
lenny
New member
The fate of our season now depends heavily on the January transfer window. There will be a lot of comings and goings and notably Mackail-Smith and O'Grady will be gone hopefully with decent transfer fees. However, Tony Bloom will have to be prepared to splash the money to get in decent players. Players that Hyppia wants and not those that idiot Burke recruits. We also need players who are going to give 100% to this club and not fancy dans on short term loans
Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
- Jul 5, 2003
- 72,015
Not so sure about that, we'd still have Hyppia in charge...
ewe2
Well-known member
Diarra seems to be edging towards a contract,probably to the end of the season.
Machiavelli
Well-known member
This is interesting. I have to confess I was late into the anti-Hyypia camp, but I'm firmer there now. I'm also firmer of the view that recruitment over the summer was disastrous, and especially in two respects:
-- massive squad turnovers in all probability lead to decline, whether temporary or longer-term (compare our current squad with the 2012/13 one: there are only about eight remaining, and many of those are ex-DS)
-- the quality of signings was extremely poor, especially when compared with those outgoing (we've lost Barnes, Bridcutt, Upson, Ulloa and Buckley for starters in the last year)
The claims that Bloom is going to spend big in January seems to recognise this, which leads to the question: why wait until now, especially when the prior line was that the summer transfer window is always better than the January one.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,349
The longer this crap is allowed to go on, the more humiliating the climbdown by the board is going to be. And no amount of spin will be able to put a credible positive slant on it.