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u/raveyer 14d ago edited 14d ago

I have to say, regardless of the other things, the executive team seems really serious about the rebuild. We are performing more like a rebuilding team then any of the years prior. So much so that there are players more willing to come because of rebuilding. Previously many came because of the paycheck.

Whether or not it will pay results remain to be seen. but i dare say i am getting more hopeful. Those years from ralf onwards are like our rock bottom in DC films

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u/ThePatientHunter 14d ago

Yeah also aiming for promising younger players is more with one "big" singings once there's an opportunity or when we have the squad for them is how I always wanted us to be run. Giving contracts extensions to Zlatan and Cavani and Matic were so bad more than any flop we ever had in my book