Bogota Wolf
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IMHO naivety. IMHO, in detail, it all comes back to the limited Chinese Fosun decision-making system in relation to elite football. I have direct experience in mainland China of the same problem in another sector and I see that it just keeps repeating itself due to a lack of embedded and trusting intercultural business understanding in a world full of sharks. In my experience, they often put a trusted place person in charge with zero knowledge of the particular industry. They get rid of or lose the 'with it' local leaders after investing a big initial sum and perhaps a rescue sum like the hundred million of this last close season. Sadly, they get taken for a ride - we know by whom - in their naive ways by the sharks, and they have nobody strong like a Director of Football or Manager to make strong sensible decisions that will be listened to. The result is what we have at Wolves and its not just non-scoring forwards and midfielders or an extremely thin squad, it's the complete breakdown and disfunction of the leadership and management structure from top to bottom. Good and indeed average employees will continue to walk and there we will be, back to square one in the Championship... unless there's a miracle at Christmas. Still it broke the monotony of 40 years of Everton style boredom, but from a lower level. I did enjoy the brief ride. I am not at all happy but not surprised in the slightest. KTF UTWHow are on earth are Fosun just letting their investment deteriorate in such a way?