BondJovi

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

It may not be a popular view but I think it is somewhat lazy to purely blame Mel. I think he had most hoodwinked and the situation he leaves us in is unforgivable. Yet, we have the EFL who have sought to make an example of us rather than protect/support. If they had done their job properly in the first place this all could have been avoided. If they had admitted mistakes rather than pursue us to save face, it could have been avoided. Then we have the vendettas of other club owners. 
Are Quantuma actually doing anything? They have not been honest with Rooney and they sure like bigging things up only to miss deadlines.
Finally, the prospective owners. What kind of message does it send if you are willing to let the club start next season on -15 and 5 players, just to save a few quid?
As far as I am concerned, every single one of these pieces has let the fans, the staff and the players down. And all of us have zero idea what is happening and what will happen. It feels like all that fan pressure has faded away, the hopes on the pitch rapidly fading.
It is rather depressing that following a sport should be decided by men in suits trying to save money and face.

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

It may not be a popular view but I think it is somewhat lazy to purely blame Mel. I think he had most hoodwinked and the situation he leaves us in is unforgivable. Yet, we have the EFL who have sought to make an example of us rather than protect/support. If they had done their job properly in the first place this all could have been avoided. If they had admitted mistakes rather than pursue us to save face, it could have been avoided. Then we have the vendettas of other club owners. 
Are Quantuma actually doing anything? They have not been honest with Rooney and they sure like bigging things up only to miss deadlines.
Finally, the prospective owners. What kind of message does it send if you are willing to let the club start next season on -15 and 5 players, just to save a few quid?
As far as I am concerned, every single one of these pieces has let the fans, the staff and the players down. And all of us have zero idea what is happening and what will happen. It feels like all that fan pressure has faded away, the hopes on the pitch rapidly fading.
It is rather depressing that following a sport should be decided by men in suits trying to save money and face.

It may not be a popular view but I think it is somewhat lazy to purely blame Mel. I think he had most hoodwinked and the situation he leaves us in is unforgivable. Yet, we have the EFL who have sought to make an example of us rather than protect/support. If they had done their job properly in the first place this all could have been avoided. If they had admitted mistakes rather than pursue us to save face, it could have been avoided. Then we have the vendettas of other club owners. 
Are Quantuma actually doing anything? They have not been honest with Rooney and they sure like bigging things up only to miss deadlines.
Finally, the prospective owners. What kind of message does it send if you are willing to let the club start next season on -15 and 5 players, just to save a few quid?
As far as I am concerned, every single one of these pieces has let the fans, the staff and the players down. And all of us have zero idea what is happening and what will happen. It feels like all that fan pressure has faded away, the hopes on the pitch rapidly fading.
It is rather depressing that following a sport should be decided by men in suits trying to save money and face.

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

It may not be a popular view but I think it is somewhat lazy to purely blame Mel. I think he had most hoodwinked and the situation he leaves us in is unforgivable. Yet, we have the EFL who have sought to make an example of us rather than protect/support. If they had done their job properly in the first place this all could have been avoided. If they had admitted mistakes rather than pursue us to save face, it could have been avoided. Then we have the vendettas of other club owners. 
Are Quantuma actually doing anything? They have not been honest with Rooney and they sure like bigging things up only to miss deadlines.
Finally, the prospective owners. What kind of message does it send if you are willing to let the club start next season on -15 and 5 players, just to save a few quid?
As far as I am concerned, every single one of these pieces has let the fans, the staff and the players down. And all of us have zero idea what is happening and what will happen. It feels like all that fan pressure has faded away, the hopes on the pitch rapidly fading.
It is rather depressing that following a sport should be decided by men in suits trying to save money and face.

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

Been on this forum a long time. Never once have I felt that there was any influence on my views from yourself or others here. I find it somewhat disrespectful to even imply such a thing.
You have acted on good faith and been severely let down, we as a fan base need to stick together not try and score cheap points. 

It may not be a popular view but I think it is somewhat lazy to purely blame Mel. I think he had most hoodwinked and the situation he leaves us in is unforgivable. Yet, we have the EFL who have sought to make an example of us rather than protect/support. If they had done their job properly in the first place this all could have been avoided. If they had admitted mistakes rather than pursue us to save face, it could have been avoided. Then we have the vendettas of other club owners. 
Are Quantuma actually doing anything? They have not been honest with Rooney and they sure like bigging things up only to miss deadlines.
Finally, the prospective owners. What kind of message does it send if you are willing to let the club start next season on -15 and 5 players, just to save a few quid?
As far as I am concerned, every single one of these pieces has let the fans, the staff and the players down. And all of us have zero idea what is happening and what will happen. It feels like all that fan pressure has faded away, the hopes on the pitch rapidly fading.
It is rather depressing that following a sport should be decided by men in suits trying to save money and face.

I feel joiners gate was the product of Mel creating a culture where players failed to take responsibility. Too many people having an easy time of it. Was my concern at least 5 years ago. 
Anyway, I feel the players and the staff need a boost, some positive news before our next game could be the spark. Too much emotional baggage and we need to lighten the load. 

I just can't see the logic in taking on the -15.  It would be starting with a new squad of whatever we can fudge together and operating under an agreed business plan. Would Rooney even stick by to suffer this crap again? I could see it being a disaster.
I fear the best chance we had was December. That would have given us the chance to maybe bring in some frees, extend contracts and make staying up a bit easier. Gibson put an end to that. Who knows what the problem is now.

I just can't see the logic in taking on the -15.  It would be starting with a new squad of whatever we can fudge together and operating under an agreed business plan. Would Rooney even stick by to suffer this crap again? I could see it being a disaster.
I fear the best chance we had was December. That would have given us the chance to maybe bring in some frees, extend contracts and make staying up a bit easier. Gibson put an end to that. Who knows what the problem is now.

I just can't see the logic in taking on the -15.  It would be starting with a new squad of whatever we can fudge together and operating under an agreed business plan. Would Rooney even stick by to suffer this crap again? I could see it being a disaster.
I fear the best chance we had was December. That would have given us the chance to maybe bring in some frees, extend contracts and make staying up a bit easier. Gibson put an end to that. Who knows what the problem is now.

I also think he had an ability to make things happen, a bit of a maverick. I just think the club and most fans had wildly different expectations of the exact player he was. He was immense in our unbeaten run under Mac2 and his return was vital under Lampard, having wrongly been hung out to dry. I would have kept him, if the wages were vastly reduced!

I also think he had an ability to make things happen, a bit of a maverick. I just think the club and most fans had wildly different expectations of the exact player he was. He was immense in our unbeaten run under Mac2 and his return was vital under Lampard, having wrongly been hung out to dry. I would have kept him, if the wages were vastly reduced!

I also think he had an ability to make things happen, a bit of a maverick. I just think the club and most fans had wildly different expectations of the exact player he was. He was immense in our unbeaten run under Mac2 and his return was vital under Lampard, having wrongly been hung out to dry. I would have kept him, if the wages were vastly reduced!