Exactly. From a business perspective, Tony has achieved his objective (to avoid relegation) and even bettered it, by achieving a relatively high league position for ourselves.
However, for the actual fans, large chunks of the past couple of seasons have been absolute dross. The football has been on the whole very poor, but when you're getting decent results you can actually deal with it as you can enjoy a victory or accept the draw. When it's successive dross performances AND negative results however, the massive cracks show themselves all too clearly.
It doesn't help when thousands upon thousands of people pile in with their new season ticket purchases every year whilst still moaning about the leader of their football team however. Sometimes hitting people/companies in the pocket is the only language they understand. If you don't appreciate the way your team is being run at the time, stop financing it until acceptable changes are forthcoming. Otherwise, don't moan too much when things stay the same.
P.S - I know that money from tickets is not as important as it used to be, but it still has an impact for a club our size and no-one wants their team to play in front of a half empty stadium.