I have already had my say on my views of Wagner and the financial situation facing the Club. When the parachute payments end we will have to be in a position where the wage bill etc has reduced by at least 25%, that figure will have to increase if there is a drop in season ticket sales and gates and we will still require a surplus of about £25m in transfers - just to break even. That is not scaremongering but an obvious assessment of the current accounts. I first went to Carrow Road with my Grandad in 1950 when I was 5 and was hooked. In 1957 I helped push a cart about collecting waste paper to earn money for the Public Appeal to save the Club going out of existence. In the 1960's I never missed a home game despite the standard of football being deplorable. I was on secondment in Australia when we played Sunderland at Wembley and I flew home, and then straight back, to be at the game. I maintained my season ticket right up to when I moved to France. Nobody can accuse me of being a fair weather supporter and even though I now have a season ticket at Nice my first thought and loyalty has remained with City even when, following Brexit, I was no longer able to remain a British Citizen.. Unfortunately I am reaching the end of my tether. The Club appears to be sleep-walking into a massive problem on and off the pitch with the financial position being driven by what is happening on the pitch. Apart from a couple of Clubs this league is, at best,average this year and with our current advantages we should be in the top 6 at least which, in itself, would greatly help the financial position. In fact I have little doubt that if Farke was still here we would be in the automatic promotion places. We have got a decent squad of players but as a team and as individuals they do not appear to have any idea as to their role and what the Coach wants them to do. After 12 months that is ridiculous and is entirely the fault of the Coach. His managerial record, especially the more recent, makes you wonder why he was appointed in the first place and whilst I appreciate the cost of getting rid of him I strongly feel that the cost of keeping him will be far higher. To say that my loyalty is being stretched to the full is an understatement and whilst that will mean nothing to the Club financially how many season ticket holders etc are feeling the same way. He has got to go and now before he causes even more damage to the Club.