That's what I was getting at yesterday when I said it sort of makes a mockery of doing the videos in the first place if they're going to be disingenuous with their answers & explanations. We'd have appreciated it much more if they could admit that not all of their decisions paid off, but that they'd learn from them. Sellars spouting that the Adama deal was still the right thing to do is clearly batshit mental.
The second paragraph won't make a jot of difference to the 1st and 3rd and if the strategy for doing so is playing League 1 footballers then it actively damages it
Has always been the case.
I agree, but there were a number who didn't.
The problem is, he has to balance both, and also how the players react to it, which is far from easy.
I was already with you, although I feel it's more likely indirect than direct. What it has made we wonder is how much of the Nuno breakdown started with him refusing to sign off on the Hwang signing previously? We know Jeff was jealous of him getting all the praise, fair to assume this would have pissed him off as well.
Players will take the piss and know his place isn't earned which will piss people off as it does in any work place.
Absolutely, these are generally young lads who get their own way too, they are going to struggle to get their heads around it, just like we do.
Look, the dream is now soporific midtable with an odd venture into round 5 of the FA cup until we get relegated. How is that not a great sales pitch?
It's already started, mate. Fabio & Podence literally laughed in the face of Hwang when he fell over and failed to keep the ball in v Liverpool in the final game.
And pissing off Podence so much he leaves?
Useful for the 'legacy' fans though
