I don't want to be a misery or jinx us but I haven't felt this pessimistic about the team's prospects since we've been in the Prem - Big Sam looks tired, no Jedi figures, fans heckling the players etc.
So at what point did things start to go sour? My personal opinion is when Pulis walked out two days before the start of the 14-15 season. Just when we seemed stable and the future bright to become a solid mid-table team, such a kick in the n*ts for team, fans and Parish. We might not like Pulis or his style but look at West Brom now.
Any thoughts on the moment it started to go wrong?

The day we let Tony Pulis walk out of the club.

This .

It has taken longer than expected to unravel.

When the ball hit the back of the net from chungys worldy against stoke and Yala's leg went...

If you watch it back you can almost hear the bubble burst.

You are correct. There have been mistakes ever since then.

Numerous repeated mistakes on the pitch every week, fortnight or 3 weeks.

Errors made ignoring certain areas on the pitch in that transfer window and the summer 2016 window.

Not sacking Pardew 3 days after the final once the hype had faded, his hangover had gone and ego had deflated from the size of Wembley to the size of Sutton Utd.

Not sacking Pardew after Swansea.

Not sacking Pardew after Hull.

Hiring Sam or anyone later than it should've been done.

Oh and chucking the 1st games of the season every year is never a great idea. West Brom at home? What about poor prep after the international break vs a West Ham that needed and wanted the win and us that just played with it expecting it to drop on our laps'. That is why they were the happiest group of players he ever worked with. They had it easy, and that ease made it easy for oppo to target us.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (15 Feb 2017 9.29am)

COYP

It went tits up the minute we took the yanks money jinxed...