I am in the general sence against casuing unrest with MCFC, i do believe in stability and that we should think long term but i am convinced now more than ever that we have the wrong people in charge. I was against Hughes previously but thought to myself that i should allow it to lie and see what the new year brings - a new start for all concerned.
This new beginning has come crashing down and i truly believe that this man could pull off what would be one of the most spectacular relegations of all time. It is my view that his continued presence in to the detriment of my football club and so this morning and sent this thru offical channels.
Lay into it im sure you will but enough is truly enough.
Dear Mr Cook.
Having endured a fairly dismall first half of the season I was ready to start afresh for the new year and look to move forward. However the performance yesterday had only moved me to write this email to state how i feel.
It is time for Mr Hughes, Mr Bowen and Mr Niedzwiecki to leave Manchester City. The level of management from these individuals had indicated a level of ineptness that should not be tolerated by this football club.
From my point of view it is abundantly clear that there is a distinct lack of harmony, team spirit, and desire to play for the manager within the first team squad. And these are issues that can not be solved by any amount of money or signings.
Furthermore the level of tactical naivity on show is extremely worrying. To draw on a couple of what could amount to a thesis of examples i would point at the use of Gelson Fernandez. We have a seen this promising central midfield player employed at both right back and left midfield this season, and both games ended up in defeats for the club (v Liverpool, v N. Forrest).
Further examples could be drawn from the use of Shaun Wright-Phillips, a player who can be devastating when played correctly used in central midfield at a time when Steven Ireland was being used either as cover on the left or right. In the eight league games SWP was used in this fashion we accumulated only 4 points.
Yesterdays abysmall performance should I hope be enough to set the alarm bells ringing truly within our boardroom. Players arguing with the management team during the game, further evidence that our previously solid defence has regressed, and a complete lack of desire can not be tolerated.
To allow Mr Hughes and his team to continue would be detremental to the long term stability of Manchester City and I sincerely hope that the clubs board choose this time to act and bring in new management before we find ourselves further in relegation quagmire.
