coolhandluke
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No, you could not claim board interference means them giving an ok to a signing a manager has arranged, organised and completed completely on his own. Nor is it as black and white as your second sentence suggests. There are lots of grey areas in between. I don't know why you are insisting McCabe can't have been anywhere near it for Wilder to have been in control of the final decision.
But Wilder has said nothing of the sort.
Apologies here Hamburg , it looks like I misunderstood the original point you were making . I thought you'd listened to the interview and I didn't quote the full transcript as at 20 minutes I'd have still been doing it now .
Firstly , during the interview CW states quite categorically that his backroom team are and were privy to the signing of Evans .
Secondly , of course the Board were involved in the Evans signing . CW himself reports directly to the recruitment team in relation to signings , contracts , positions he's looking to strenthen in etc etc etc . These members of the team will of course report directly to McCabe on what's happening with all moves or potential moves in the transfer market . They have to do , McCabe's the owner/chairman , its how organisations like football clubs operate . I've never once claimed that CW works in some kind of bubble that exists in complete isolation from his back room team or the board .
Furthermore , from the very start of talks with Ched there is absolutely no way McCabe wouldn't have been aware that this was happening . But it's one thing saying this and another thing entirely saying McCabe's initiated the move , particularly when CW himself says he didn't .
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