Well put. I'm sure our resident doom monger will be along to put you in your place when she's finished her latte

Westerman? Slightly off topic I know

Easy one to answer that.

If The club did not sign quality players there would be an even bigger shift away from the club. One thing Pearson cannot be called for is his willingness to put his month worth his mouth is player wise. We must be one of the very few clubs who have paid fee's for players in recent seasons. For one reason or another some of these players have not worked out (Daniel Holdsworth is a prime example). Many of these signings will have been sorted many months ago (Pritchard / Taylor / Manu etc).

At what point has it been announced that Manu will be on 6 figures?

Subsequently, the general mood has declined significantly. The very real prospect of not shifting as many season tickets as normal / corporate sponsors not renewing has fueled this concern. There are several reasons for this I feel.

Unfortunately there are many on here who it would seem would like to see Pearson fail.

Did Pearson actually say we would go under?

I think he said , in his typically belligerent way , that "we can't go on like this" , ie , spending more/the same money without seeing an increase in revenue which is not factually unreasonable. If he'd said that he recognised that the situation was at least partly his making and he's learned some lessons I think he'd have had a better response. The problem with that last statement though would have been he hasn't seemingly learned or changed anything and he steadfastly refuses to accept that in particular his inexperienced leadership team are not also a part of the problem.

So they can have the dubious pleasure of saying " I told you so".

I know a couple of people who have emailed him and he has responded that if people don't buy passes he would have to put the club into administration.

I was thinking about emailing him again my thoughts but I don't think he is in the mood to listen. I probably still should though.

Perhaps so, but it does seem those who are the biggest critics (of the club / Pearson / Radford) are the ones who are not actively contributing to the clubs coffers to try and make things better.

Pearson and Radford are not without criticism by any means and fans staying away is their prerogative, but it is quite ironic that those stay away fans actually feel they are doing something by staying away is a meaningful protest. Quite the contrary, its damaging the club no end.

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