To be fair, the thing that holds Secco hostage is Tiagos wage, and no one wants to pay that kind of wages to him. Do you really think that Secco is afraid of Tiago? I mean really?
I don't remember when Tiago was brought, but didn't a lot of you thought that it was a good deal?
No, of course not! But he is afraid to accept his responsibilities and massive failure that has compromised our five year plan and also created some ripples that affected and still affect our transfer strategy, even today!
The money Secco has spent for Tiago, Almiron, Iaquinta, 50% Criscito and Andrade.
Could really help us build a strong basis and with the funds we have spent since then. We could already field a competitive team by now!
Secco didnt take this money from his pocket! He sure answers to someone.
And even if our current boards supports him, because they are faulty as him.
Our shareholders wouldnt digest this failure that easy
Esp all those numbers within a year. They would have them all replaced,
if he were offloading all of them for one quarter of the money they spent!
The only way to avoid this, is minimizing casualties and scatter around those players and the effects of those mistakes,
postponing the final judgement, hoping that the success the other players might bring, will be enough to forget the millions thrown away in the wind!
Cutting down those mistakes, to small pieces, would make them easier to digest...
You can see this, by the way he has handled these players.
Released and payed Andrade with heavy cash.
Abused by Tiago and force CR to recall his judgement for him and role in our team.
Loaned out Criscito, to the same team, with the same right to buy clause, just to get rid of him asap and risking losing once again.
Tried all possible and impossible ways to get rid of Almiron, but still we had to pay half of his salary to convince Fiorentina to take him on loan...
These are all rushed, half measures and a pathetic attempt to minimize damages...
All fronts are still open and as they remain open, they are only flops on the field, not the books.
When we will sell them and close their books, only then we can calculate how much our club was hurt by those transfers.
Secco has a reason to postpone than indefinitly.
I was expecting to see how he will try to fix those open wounds for two years.
His excuses for his past deeds will be unarguably over then!
And hopefully, the mouths of his followers too!