WestSiberiaBlade
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When the team seems to be performing miracles or just playing fine on the pitch, there’s always due applause here to Wilder/CWAK. As there should be. But alas, when the team – selected by Wilder and the transfers due to his liking(s), within a given budget of course – performs h*cking abysmally, all the talk about is about ”we”. ”We” haven’t addressed the dire situation concerning the strikers – which ”we” have seen to be a problem for two years now - ”we”’ve had a bad transfer window etc.
Getting sick of people not putting it plainly. Christ, Chris Wilder is an absolutely superb manager! Chris the man seems to be a great guy! But that’s what he is, a man, and it’s been illustrated well by the dire, recent transfers. (Or, actually, transfers on two consecutive summer transfer windows.)
Now, this makes him nothing less than a superb manager, and a great guy, who just sometimes makes mistakes like all the people I know. Just saying ”in case” people start being after me here below.
The silver lining in yesterday’s loss lies in that it was the opening game. Sure, the performance and the result pisses me off. But at least now our great manager will have more than enough time to address the issues the team faces. So onwards, and upwards! I trust Wilder will sort it out.
Getting sick of people not putting it plainly. Christ, Chris Wilder is an absolutely superb manager! Chris the man seems to be a great guy! But that’s what he is, a man, and it’s been illustrated well by the dire, recent transfers. (Or, actually, transfers on two consecutive summer transfer windows.)
Now, this makes him nothing less than a superb manager, and a great guy, who just sometimes makes mistakes like all the people I know. Just saying ”in case” people start being after me here below.
The silver lining in yesterday’s loss lies in that it was the opening game. Sure, the performance and the result pisses me off. But at least now our great manager will have more than enough time to address the issues the team faces. So onwards, and upwards! I trust Wilder will sort it out.
