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w4hammer
4:13 Mon Mar 12
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So how can this perilous situation be improved? Most importantly, Sullivan must stop doing player deals and talking to agents but follow the example of practically every other professional club and appoint someone with experience and knowledge, whether a chief executive, managing director or whatever, to act as a conduit between owners and management.
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they could do this tomorrow- in fact this was one of the " five things we should ask west ham to do " when it all started kicking off
Appoint a proper CEO and Talent/Recruitment head who reports into him -would appease the fans immediately and keep them still as owners.
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w4hammer
4:13 Mon Mar 12
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So how can this perilous situation be improved? Most importantly, Sullivan must stop doing player deals and talking to agents but follow the example of practically every other professional club and appoint someone with experience and knowledge, whether a chief executive, managing director or whatever, to act as a conduit between owners and management.
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they could do this tomorrow- in fact this was one of the " five things we should ask west ham to do " when it all started kicking off
Appoint a proper CEO and Talent/Recruitment head who reports into him -would appease the fans immediately and keep them still as owners.
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jack flash
3:36 Mon Mar 12
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What gets me about the whole situation is the shock horror / surprise that it all kicked off
It's been building up & building up since before we even moved
Fans were genuinely concerned at the distance from the pitch & were told not to worry, there would be state-of-the-art retractable seating. Broken promise
We would never sell any more of our promising homegrown players. James Tomkins. Broken promise
Transport links & ease of access to the stadium would be better than the Boleyn. It isn't. Broken promise
Top quality players would be signed, enticed by the prospect of playing in magnificent 60k+ stadium. What like Snodgrass for Payet & a variety of mercenary loanees?
They've made a massive profit & nett spend of a pittance. Broken promise
Improved security at the new stadium. It rather backfired on them on Saturday. Broken promise
Apart from all of these & the other broken promises we have had Sullivan taking the piss in every transfer. We're about to sign Carvalho, offering less than the selling clubs asking price, same with Dedonker, same with Bacca etc etc
All the big talk about just missing out on Lacazette, Batsuashyi & all the rest of them. Pie in the sky bollocks
It's got so bad that many clubs probably won't deal with them now. Leicester certainly won't
Did the board really think they could keep serving shit to their "customers" & not get any reaction
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Side of Ham
3:25 Mon Mar 12
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We may be in the PL but were not watching regular PL football, hence relegation at some stage in the near future will happen under this ownership.
Large chunk of the support can see the lack of decent squad additions has led to this likely outcome and that we're past affecting the performances and what will happen in games. Lets face it we've given them until 2/3rds through the season to show some sort of fight, of which they've shown little add to that the outs without replacements and you have a 'fresh start' looking more appealing.
Put it this way i was shocked we turned over Watford in our last win.
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Side of Ham
3:24 Mon Mar 12
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We may be in the PL but were not watching regular PL football, hence relegation at some stage in the near future will happen under this ownership.
Large chunk of the support can see the lack of decent squad additions has led to this likely outcome and that we're past affecting the performances and what will happen in game. Lets face it we've given them until 2/3rds through the season to show some sort of fight, of which they've shown little add to that the outs without replacements and you have a 'fresh start' looking more appealing.
Put it this way i was shocked we turned over Watford in our last win.
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goose
3:23 Mon Mar 12
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the man for the job (short term) was sat in the directors box unmoved by the protest, step forward (one) Trevor Brooking.
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VirginiaHam
3:08 Mon Mar 12
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He's got this right, but missed one important part Pelee tweeted.
He said the players were nervous about this game because they thought there might be trouble and it affected the players. Noble the same.
How do we put that right for the next game?
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jack flash
2:58 Mon Mar 12
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Good article, though was Mark Noble really only there as a special guest?
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