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I don't really see anyone 'hating' Hoffman. At worst there are people who were cynical as to whether anything would come of this, which is looking to be the case. Mixing up facts, speculation and guesswork as to what actually happened seems pretty fruitless.

Oh, this is unfortunate.

As hilarious as your character evaluation of me is, doctor; it's not that I don't agree with you, it's that I don't understand you. For example: 'SISU board...cannot attent the Derby game for there owns sake. It'll get messy' followed by 'Let the knumskulls killing the club know the supporters...

It's not sleep that's the problem. Maybe a lack of it on your part.

Erm, what? I'm not rowing with anyone, merely questioning something rather than blindly believing it. I don't need to give Hoffman a break nor am I 'seeing the bad' in him, I doubt he's crying himself to sleep because I asked a fairly sensible question. Never mind, I just saw what inspired...

No it isn't.

Why would Robbie Savage and Garth Crooks have responsibility for instilling confidence in a random Championship team?

I don't really understand the original post.

If Hoffman's merely echoing stuff he's read that's one thing, but be it SISU or the anti-SISU, the last few weeks have taught us if nothing else that every word should be questioned.

He's saying that the Le Fondre bid involved no actual plan to sign the player, so insinuating it was a facade to placate the fans who want to see transfer action. He hasn't been on the board for a good few months so unless it was planned before then, I'd question how he'd be able to tell us...

He was on the board, but I doubt they'd have had long term intentions to low-ball Rotherham and create a facade of signing a League Two striker. That's the one that sticks out as odd to me.

How would he know the transfer goings-on when he's clearly persona non grata at the club?

What kind of businessmen get butthurt when their integrity is questioned? They're businessmen.

He was right, Man Utd won the league thanks largely to Cantona and Schmeichel. Logically, this means Eastwood and Murphy will be the catalysts for our promotion. Get down the bookies folks!

'Talent' is a bit too vague a term really. One player may be a better passer than another, one may be more intelligent positionally.

Never met any of them.

Garth Crooks is very knowledgable about football. he's been immersed within it pretty much his whole life. Nearly all pundits are employed to come out with inane jabber that actually betrays their knowledge, look at Alan Hansen now compared to how analytical he used to be when he started. TV on...

They're both pretty terrible media 'personalities', but let's not be people on the internet questioning what two experienced ex-footballers know about the game just because they're saying things we don't want to hear.

It's best we save Eastwood, bring him on late to add the final goal to our 4-1 win. I can see it being a bicycle kick.

That applies to any player signed to a long-term contract on nearly any team. Everyone knows that a contract no longer means 'this player will be here until XXXX', it's now more of an insurance policy against them leaving for free.