Bettis Speaks

[benn5712]

Osasuna or later, some 'wag' was always going to chip in, with an horrendous pun.

Well. Totally lost me. I don't know which camp nou.

 

[BushBlade]

At the time when the prince was buying another club in France, we had broken promises on January transfers, upgrades on the training ground and a threat of a DOF.
On the other side of the coin we had an unbalanced squad, little value in some player purchases, terrible results and inflexible style of play coupled with Wilder blaming everyone but himself.

I think there is fault on both sides, but the Prince initially bent over to support Wilder but when that no longer worked he needed to lever some control. Wilder did not like it and

the rest is history

Probably as good as summary as I’ve read on here.

 

[PageHallBlade]

It doesn't matter what the Prince said about Wilders job being safe

If Wilder constantly has veiled digs at the board during interviews there's only going to be one outcome in the end.

If he can't lift his bottom lip off the floor for long enough to give his team the confidence to play there's only going to be one outcome in the end.

He knows the financial situation, so he must be asking for something that he believes is affordable, but that doesn't mean it is the Prince's first priority.

In these circumstances you get on with your job and bring the matter up at another time.

It sounds more and more like he's been tapped up, Celtic maybe

And if that's the case I'll not view him in the same light again, not because he left to go elsewhere, but because he's sulked and moaned us all the way to relegation before doing it

this is my view i believe he was probably tapped up and handed in his resignation the board found out hence the delayed press conferance as they thrashed out the compo issues, to leave a club because of a leaking flat roof is pathetic by anyones standards.

we will probably never find out the real reason as both camps will spin it but neither have dealt with it in a professional way

 

[Mojo]

I think the truth is the emotional toll has just been too much for Wilder, it has broken him and he wanted out. He has done for a while

 

[nopigfansintown]

At the time when the prince was buying another club in France, we had broken promises on January transfers, upgrades on the training ground and a threat of a DOF.
On the other side of the coin we had an unbalanced squad, little value in some player purchases, terrible results and inflexible style of play coupled with Wilder blaming everyone but himself.

I think there is fault on both sides, but the Prince initially bent over to support Wilder but when that no longer worked he needed to lever some control. Wilder did not like it and

the rest is history

I keep hearing this "Wilder blaming everyone but himself ". Do you have any quotes, no one else seems too?