The Fans React...

Here's a selection of a couple of the most common opinions on the current state of the once proud 49ers. By the way, I will have commentary and reaction on the 31 - 10 pasting today by New Orleans as soon as I stop being sick at the sad state of the Niner offense - which was fairly "offensive".

MikeyP has left a new comment on the post "Post Bye Predictions - False Hopes Vs Realistic Ex...": I have been a Niner fan for as long as I can remember. Always having a good go round with my buddies that are all Dallas fans. Lately, it pains me to watch a once great team make no advancements to bettering itself... at all! Each week is a downward spiral to the bottom. What the hell is going on in the front offices of this organization??? Is it ever going to stop, the total mismanagement of a once great dynasty? Jesus, just look at this weeks game. Posted by MikeyP to 49ers World at October 28, 2007 2:57 PM

Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Post Bye Predictions - False Hopes Vs Realistic Ex...": These last ten years could most aptly be described as The Decade of Decay, Decline and Despair...not exactly echoes of previous decades of dominance. Currently I reside in San Diego where everywhere you look you'd think electricity is free with all the Bolts signs and stickers flying around. This city just went through its first feeling of sheer frustration of a team not expressing its talent potential. Sadly, as a displaced Niners fan, I wish I could extend the same frustration to our offense. It is probably by sheer luck that we aren't 0-6 (an obvious benefit of being in the weakest division in the league). To me the most obvious thing missing from the team, aside from any kind of harmony or talent, is the obvious lack of any kind of identity. In a league that has become typified by 'rags to riches and back to rags' stories because of the competitive parity that exists seems to have alluded the Niners wholesale. Though his academic acumen has been lauded Alex Smith's professional talent is still found to be wanting. Whatever that 'it' intangible that is so highly looked for in a leader it just seems to be lacking from Smith. Even in a talent rich offense Smith would probably only be good at best. Serious matters MUST be addressed if this team will even be competitive much less consistent.

Changes, I hope, are on the way.
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