I think there is a bit of history rewriting going on here.
Yes we are all disappointed with the way things are going on the field but I think laying all the blame at the Eisners’ door is a bit rich.
I was one of the people with a share in the club and the fact was we didn’t have the money required to make the ground safe, thereby retaining a decent capacity, let alone buy the training ground and finance a decent team.
I keep hearing that we should have sold to someone else and that the Eisners got the club for a ‘bargain’ price. If it was such a bargain, why weren’t they queuing round the block to buy it?
As I recall there wasn’t a long list of people eager to take us on.
We are being run prudently and look to have a future.
Am I satisfied with the fare being served up on the pitch? No it’s piss poor.
We are, however, a big club and I’m sure it will turn around soon, either under the current management team or another. I suspect it will be another.
In 5 years I see us playing in the Championship in a much improved Fratton Park.
Let’s all lighten up a bit lads, we don’t want to sound like Sunderland fans do we?
