Was Wilder right about our players?

[Hagansbootlaces]

All this this bollock analysis ,when are we going to let it drop?
Wilder was just a lucky manager,the stars aligned as they did before for other teams like Blackpool,Huddersfield,Barnsley,Oldham etc etc. Where are they now?
it was fun while it lasted,but we are where we are
If he was any good he would have seen the potential of Che Adams, Dominic Calvin Levin,Ramsdale ,Brooks etc and played the long game.
He isn’t and he didn’t

DCL, Brooks and Ramsdale were all sold to finance rebuilding the team, I would agree to some extent regards Adams, and someone will no doubt offer more details, but there were rumours doing the rounds that Adams was viewed as not fitting in, with what was required

 

[Tom Bott]

we are being far too deep and chasing too many conspiracy theories

the simple truth is Wilder was given by out standards a kings ransome to spend on players and he ballsed it up
princey would have been better saying keep finding the lumps of coal to turn into diamonds
instead he paid for diamonds that turned out to be glass

Sounds great.

Slight problem being that 10/20 million in the PL is what you pay for lumps of coal.


Lacazette was signed from Lyon in 2017 for a club-record €53m (£46.5m). Selling for £8.5m would represent a £38m loss.

Angel Di Maria, FW, Manchester United​

Signed from Real Madrid (Spain) for £67.5 million, 2014​

Fernando Torres, FW, Chelsea​

Signed from Liverpool for £52.7 million, 2011

Andy Carroll, FW, Liverpool​

Signed from Newcastle United for £36.9 million, 2011

Eliaquim Mangala, DF, Manchester City​

Signed from Porto (Portugal) for £40.5 million, 2014

Andriy Shevchenko, FW, Chelsea​

Signed from AC Milan (Italy) for £39.5 million, 2006

Danny Drinkwater, MF, Chelsea​

Signed from Leicester City for £34.1 million, 2017

 

[Weston blade]

Personal im just sick to fucking death listening and hearing about Wilder this Wilder that.