Out.
Lets try someone else. I'm certain that our players are better than our league position suggests, the buck stops with the manager unfortunately. I'll support him and the team whilst he's here, but I'd certainly understand it if Bloom looks for another man to take charge.
The players also need to have a long think about what they are doing, they have under performed this season despite the direction they are receiving.
7/8ths of NSC can't be wrong. Surely?
Sadly, can one reasonably see this happening? Eventually, the mood will turn even worse at the Amex, and probably if we fail to beat Millwall, the booing and slow hand clapping will increase hugely -rightly or wrongly. It does go against the grain to boo at home, but in the end that will hasten the departure of the manager, if that is what the majority want. And of the 20% of die-hards who wanted SH to stay at the last poll a few weeks ago, I see that it has now shifted by about 8% of them to the "out" campaign. Few chairmen, however much they might back the manager in public, will be immune to fan protests that become overwhelming. All those years ago, I recall Dick Knight giving McGhee the (reluctant) push, because it was Dk's perception that McGhee "had lost the fans."
It looked like the players were improvising at times yesterday which is alright up to a point, but when the team are up against it they need (as you said) structure. They ought to have clearly defined roles of what to do in a given situation, and at times they looked unsure of what to do.
