The worry isn't that people don't want him to make a profit. The concern is that, because he knows he can get a decent profit if we go up, he might be actively not listening to fair bids now. If he suddenly gets it right, we get a young, hungry, pacy side and tear up the league then great, he can have it. All evidence thus far, however, suggests that he'll make more mistakes, still not get us up, and potentially risk the club's entire future. He's basically gambling at this point. He's not got the people or the vision to get us promoted but he'll roll the dice again because he can't accept that he's going to make a loss. For the gambler at the roulette machine who is down on their money, sometimes the last spin will come in and they'll go home up, but the majority of the time it leads to worse and worse problems. Only in this scenario he's not the only one that suffers.
