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Originally Posted by Monahammer
Yeah, I'm not really saying that here, though I think the Lindholm case is a more apparent "they wanted to keep him" instance.
I just think it's another weak point in this view that we have a real "strategy" to build a winning club here and that we are executing on said strategy. The evidence seems to be that we are unable to execute the strategy management prefers due to external factors, and are being forced into a strategy many people here support far more, but with less alacrity and forceful decision than warranted.
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Nope, it's just confirmation bias.
They have handled Andersson perfectly so far (still pending an actual trade before we can fully assess), but all you see is more proof of what you believed all along.