Abraxas
New Member
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2021
- Messages
- 6,313
Unless I've got a bloody good reason not to I'd tend to back a manager on decisions like this. Mainly because they generally have the best interests of the overall club or team performance in mind, even if it's because that performance is associated with their own ego. If they're any quality as a manager they still do it because of the bigger team picture. They don't generally want to be losing players they have in their squad because it's one less option, but they do it if there's a good reason. The difference with players is they can be individualistic, it's all about me.
So it's likely the right call. Its not even terminal, by all accounts. It's not looking good but there's still an option for Sancho to relent and try and mend things. It will be difficult because he has to swallow his pride and then rectify everything he was doing wrong at the club which judging by performance was a lot. So that's a long road back. But the manager is not actually making it an impossibility.
So it's likely the right call. Its not even terminal, by all accounts. It's not looking good but there's still an option for Sancho to relent and try and mend things. It will be difficult because he has to swallow his pride and then rectify everything he was doing wrong at the club which judging by performance was a lot. So that's a long road back. But the manager is not actually making it an impossibility.