I'm going to disagree with that. I think the plans he's putting in place, quite akin to the current macro-economic austerity measures that are equally unpopular, could well see us as a sustainable self-financing club. Our biggest problem, that of buying and paying for a large number of incredibly well paid players with little to no resale value, has become far less of an issue although we are now in a position where many of the remaining playing staff might not have cost a lot but they're also unlikely to generate any future transfer fees for us.
The club needs to be looking to the future and ensuring that the cost of player acquisitions can be funded from operational income, with transfer fees being a bonus that can be reinvested rather than used to prop up the club's cost base.