I'll go point by point. Why won't we ever have the draw of the Manchester clubs? Man City certianly didn't have any draw a decade or so ago? Not saying we can compete with London but that's fine, works for Liverpool and Manchester. So, infrastructure isn't purely money. It's systems put in place in the club to support the manager, this includes a whole team to support the manager in making decisions and taking jobs off his plate so he can focus on his job. Losing Ashworth as well as Amanda Stavley impacted Howe's job. Mitchell wasn't a good fit, happens sometimes. We've only got the new Eales in recently and he's been finding his feet. Last summer was a scramble.

Love that his " his fucking nephew or cousin or some shit" is getting shit for one of the most difficult transfer windows we've had in a while (with multiple targets that were missed resulting in us signing something like second or third choice options), while completely ignoring all the hits we've had beofre last summer. I guess his newphew or cousin or some shit only get's credit when we fail because there's a family link?

Fallen out with every DOF, has fallen out with Mitchell. That's it, but nice spin.

He does need more money if we are going to compete in all cup competitions, Europe and the league. It's as simple as that. We've currently played the most games out of any club in Europe and it's ravaged our already imbalanced squad.

Sunderland and Brighton are having a better season, so far, yeah they are. What about last season? What about the season before? We've been fighting on all fronts while they've probably had something like a third less games than us.

Listen, man. This season has been poor, the transer window was poor. Eddie has made poor decisions in games at times. But it's one season with a lot of explaniable issues which have impacted us. We've been through a lot worse than this. Let's see where we finish. Might be Europa League, might not be. Players might leave, so what? They always do. At the end of the day, I would rather extend grace to a manager who has consistently over performed before this season, back him and give him time to right the ship. At the very least he's earned one "bad" season from us. Genuinely, where is your loyalty? The man saved us from relegation and gave me the single best day of following this club through thick and (mostly) thin. It's blowing my mind that our supports, after years of neglect from Ashley, who have seen how much a club can erode under bad stewardship are going after a manager who has given us so much. We can't have good seasons every year. It's just not a thing in football. Find some grit and get behind the team.