Through the ups and the downs, your club has turned him into the player he is today.
And I think he’s quite a good player these days especially.
And the club has reared him well, paid him good money and for the most part taken good care of him.
There was the boxing prohibition, but the club has a right to protect its investment and boxing injuries can be fatal.
Whatever a player earns, you can factor in the costs of making him operational and it adds up to a lot more.
And the “social investment” as well that is given to players.
He’s turned his back on all of this, ok, but it’s not the easiest time for the club and all those who nurtured and supported him.
And instead of waiting to see how the spells of Flanno turn out, I.e for the good of the club ( and that’s Flanno’s ambition).
He’s just bolted.
And we haven’t been given any proper reason. So the negativity is tied up with frustration.
I said is before, even at his relativity high price, he was a solid utility back and fb and worth it.
No one wants him harmed but people are hurt.
Ultimately, the club didn’t want a player dictating their terms beyond a certain point. Otherwise, the floodgates open don’t they?
I just don’t like his bullshit about caring for people. His one millionth game and all that love talk for the boys was all theatre.
And I think a number of officials and others weren’t there. Making the point known.
Loyalty matters to some people. It’s really important.
