I have had a few Guinness, but the game doesn't support patience. It's changed. The financial risk of failure is huge.The club has tried pretty much everything now re managers. We now have turned to a young, up and coming manager in Frank Lampard, who is now being turned on by some after some bad results
Is sacking manager after manager the answer? Or would the ability to weather bad runs, without wielding the axe, ultimately create more stability and result in some success?
Do some fans perhaps need to learn how to be more patient and resilient through bad runs?
Relegation = no sexy prem money.
For certain clubs finishing outside the champions league places = big financial woes
For others just not winning something is a mortal threat. Those lucrative sponsorships and overseas fan interest rely on it.
This then translates to angst. Which is mediated and reflected ever more instantly in current society.
I.e. there's less room for error or forgiveness.
Turn off the mad money and turn off the Internet (sorry GOT). Think shiz would work better.