Such is the disillusion that almost 5.4% of those who voted spoiled their ballots, heeding a campaign by a network of middle-class activists.
As the album title suggests, change – the shifting currents linking past and future – is the overall conceptual theme, most revealingly broached in those songs dealing with romantic disillusion, such as "Eventually" and the clumsy apologia "'Cause I'm a Man".
Such was their disillusion, in fact, that there will be many among those supporters who will maintain the odds on Carver getting the job should actually shorten, because having spent much of his pre-match press conference emphasising how much value he attached to progress in the FA Cup, Pardew's former assistant left most of Newcastle's best players this season out of his line-up.
And with growing concerns about the owners and their competence, those concerns have given way to anger and, lately, even apathy - such is the disillusion.
Such denials have disillusioned Catholic faithful in both countries, particularly since Father von Wernich's links to the dictatorship had been well established by the time he dropped out of sight in 1996, only to reappear seven years later with a different name in Chile under circumstances that the church authorities refuse to explain.
Having succeeded in dealing with such ageing and disillusioned stars in his inexperienced past, he believed he could do the same at United.
Such was the easterners' disillusion with the central government's failure to fill the vacuum that some of their cars began to sport the black flag of Barqa, or Cyrenaica, Libya's once-separate eastern part.Not everyone feels so sure salvation has come.
In the mid-sixties, younger voices in SNCC and the Black Power movement grew disillusioned with such tactics, and you see a similar disillusionment now among some of the city's younger activists.
My prayers are with the many people who are hurting, particularly women in our churches and those within and outside the Church who are bemused and disillusioned by such a failure.
