Sadly, the trouble West Ham finds itself in is not contained to what occurs on the pitch. Evidently, David Sullivan, who had large holdings in Birmingham City, has backed away from the possibility of investing heavily in the Hammers. Aside from what many think is an absurd asking price (100 million pounds,) Sullivan is dismayed by the extreme amount of debt in which the club finds itself.
This worries me for the obvious reasons - the club is in debt, our current owners view us as a burden, nobody wants to purchase us, so on so forth.
This, coupled with our disastrous performance this season makes for one sad blogger. I certainly have faith that our players and our manager can pull the team from out of the relegation zone and at least to mid table, but it is still very worrying.
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