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If relegation is not considered a major disaster it does at least buy more time. We can sack him at season's end if we are relegated.

What you suggest is alarming. If the club are willing to wait for the academy to produce then this scenario, where we would be a big fish in a small pond, is worryingly possible. All on hold for 5 years, and as long as the team are reasonably competitive in League One crowds would be between 12...

Maybe I'm too demanding and should doff my cap to the board and continue to pay top dollar for the lovely seat and view and try harder to get behind a team that seem to have given up coached by a man who can't even talk a good game let alone manage a team to do it. If the board think he's up to...

Yeah I know but I'm enjoying it less as I felt real affinity to the club in those dark days, I feel they'd rather sell me something these days and that is taking priority over the football :shrug: We won't be going on an epic run of form if Hyypia is still here either

I'm not going to argue with anything you say but are you getting the impression that the club give a shit what the fans think?

It would seem they don't care as long as you are paying your monthly DD, which I assume most are. Watch them try and guilt trip and worm their way back into favour about a week before renewals are due, until then they will have no interest in what the fans think.

That would be an even bigger disaster, Hyypia had shown nothing to suggest he has a clue how to hold a lead or win a game. The players are good enough not to be propping up the division. I really hope the club are not about to give him a big warchest. How many ways are there to say that "Hyypia...

I'll grab a handful of those straws if you could let me know where they are.

It may not even top 15K but that figure is about right imo. The apparent lack of concern from the club has made me lose interest in watching the Albion at the moment. I'll bin Millwall and Reading tickets (actually I have someone who wants them, so the protest is not that strong) if Hyypia...

Apart from a reluctance to pay compensation can anyone on this board give me one sane reason for keeping Hyypia?

I have no idea what is going on on the pitch and it seems the players don't either. I am struggling to remember when I last saw an Albion team unravel as badly as we have done in the last two matches :down: I cannot see how the board can possibly let this continue, the spirit seems to be gone...

Expect a vote of confidence