Tuesday: a day for a new emotion?

[ozzygull]

I get a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach whenever I think of the situation and the way we're playing which is so wrong on so many levels. If this manager was going to turn anything round the signs would/should have begun to emerge some time ago. There have been enough opportunities against mediocre opposition and its got worse, not better. This man does not have the ability, the experience or the motivational skills to change anything. I don't know what Bloom is playing at but he's starting to seriously piss me off.

Exactly this, the more the week is goes on the more pissed off I'm getting.

 

[jasetheace]

Yes. Exactly that. You've never had it so good.

Alternatively: there is a natural cycle for emotional change after a stressful event and although people's rate of change will differ, there is a general trend and I think posts on NSC already reflect that. If Hyypia remains in the post then by Saturday I think there will be a far more positive feeling in the air if only because losing again, if others win, would really have us cut adrift.

Bozza...All very intriguing. I may have misinterpreted you. Reading between the lines, I think you are trying to say something angrily without cutting the umbilical cord to Mr Barber. Well Done you! Mr Barber you may not have the friends you think you have...

 

[Badger]

Some Sussex Lads summed it all up years back, if someone can post up 'Friday I'm in Love'??

We're nearly there...

Tuesday/Wednesday - heart attack

Thursday never looking back!

 

[Mad as my Mother]

Apathy is a Cancer.

I could never be Apathetic about something I am passionate about.

I am angry, very angry. I am angry at every member of the Board for allowing us to find ourselves in this position.

I feel they have a duty of care towards the Club, they are failing that duty and it's not acceptable.

 

[stss30]

I'm just mindblown that Bloom and co can't see we've got a one way ticket to league 1 with Hyypia at the helm. The 3 teams we've beaten in 21 league games have all sacked their managers, sums it up for me.

 

[jamie the seagull]

"Hyypia, assistant Nathan Jones, chief executive Paul Barber and head of football David Burke gathered at the Amex yesterday on a day off for the players. "

http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/albion/11668370._/

 

[jasetheace]

It is important to remember that we are all shareholders in the club. Without OUR investment the club has no value to the Top-Line shareholders. We have influence.

 

[British Bulldog]

"Hyypia, assistant Nathan Jones, chief executive Paul Barber and head of football David Burke gathered at the Amex yesterday on a day off for the players. "

http://www.theargus.co.uk/sport/albion/11668370._/

Probably a group cuddle.

 

[Bwian]

Past Caring, much like the club these days, except my apathy isn't going to lose 7000+ season tickets next season.

 

[Bwian]

Apathy is a Cancer.

I could never be Apathetic about something I am passionate about.

I am angry, very angry. I am angry at every member of the Board for allowing us to find ourselves in this position.

I feel they have a duty of care towards the Club, they are failing that duty and it's not acceptable.

I've left anger behind after the last few days.

Apathy is a much happier place for me. Stress free, will save me a lot of money and give me loads of time back. What's not to like?

 

[BBassic]

Apathy.

I no longer care.

This.

 

[Mad as my Mother]

I've left anger behind after the last few days.

Apathy is a much happier place for me. Stress free, will save me a lot of money and give me loads of time back. What's not to like?

The trouble with Apathy is that it's exactly what those in charge hope for us to feel, then they can go on as normal and not worry about any backlash.

Some may think they are being Apathetic but at the same time not go to as many games as they normally do (this is just an example.) That in itself is being pro-active and not apathetic.

But I understand your view point, after all this is 'only' football after all.

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

Sod it, they've got their reasons. The board can see everything we can see. They've made their decision based on something. (**** knows what).

Sami Hyypia's blue and white army!

The Board can see a sight more than we can see. That's why I personally would never work on the basis that I have a clearer idea of what should be going on than them. Whatever anybody has been saying in these pages over the last few weeks, Mr Bloom is no mug.

 

[nicko31]

Better to have 15k in the stadium behind the lads, than 20k and loads of negativity. Supporting the team is the only sensible option......

 

[Bwian]

The Board can see a sight more than we can see. That's why I personally would never work on the basis that I have a clearer idea of what should be going on than them. Whatever anybody has been saying in these pages over the last few weeks, Mr Bloom is no mug.

He's looking like one right now.

 

[nicko31]

It is important to remember that we are all shareholders in the club. Without OUR investment the club has no value to the Top-Line shareholders. We have influence.

The reality is the fans shareholding is pretty small, Tony put in £200kk (that's 10+ years of total revenue) and he has the final say

 

[jimbob5]

I was not too upset to start of with. In fact, until the Fulham result I still felt quietly confident. My cold dispassionate mind has now reassessed the situation and believe there is little prospect of significant improvement. The only hope is they might just get 3 or 4 fortunate wins before the end of season; Wigan and Blackpool don't improve and one of the few teams above hits the skids, goes bust, have points deducted etc

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

He's looking like one right now.

In 3/6/12 months time we might be marvelling at his foresight and glad that he stuck to his guns as we power up the division.

Then again, we might not. Funny old game, football, as Greavsie used to say.

 

[aolstudios]

The Board can see a sight more than we can see. That's why I personally would never work on the basis that I have a clearer idea of what should be going on than them. Whatever anybody has been saying in these pages over the last few weeks, Mr Bloom is no mug.

Maybe not. Although it's possible to be extremely wealthy & not expert in all things.
After the events of the last 6 months (& maybe even 18) I'm seriously questioning his abilities as a football chairman & a deligator. So shoot me. Seriously & sincerely hoping to be wrong

 

[dazzer6666]

The Board can see a sight more than we can see. That's why I personally would never work on the basis that I have a clearer idea of what should be going on than them. Whatever anybody has been saying in these pages over the last few weeks, Mr Bloom is no mug.

This, although will be interesting to reflect on this in 3 months. I am not confident.