Quote Cows="Cows"Why didn't they just come out and say all that in the first place? Would have saved a lot of unnecessary worrying and rumours. Omar would then be seen as the hero instead of the villain. Nothing but respect for the guy for releasing money from his portfolio to save the club but seriously, get some lessons in PR!'"
From what I've seen from most fans, that's the crux of the complaints. Nobody will (sanely) question Omar's committment and surely nobody can fail to appreciate that he's putting large amounts of his own money into the club. But it's the lies that came out at the end of last week that have got people's backs up. The stuff about players will be paid by Monday/Tuesday, it's an admin error, it's due to management restructuring. All that was clearly not true. While it's annoying they've told fans that, it's worse that they told their employees that, as their lives and welfare depend on those wages.
If it had been said from the start about the funding issues, that they were working to resolve it, and would do the best they could, people would be more understanding. Instead, they keep making noises about being transparent and honest, when it looks from every other angle that they're being a lot less than that.