Bring in a Director of Football model that was never going to work.
Populate that model with feckless idiots and chancers like De Fanti, Congerton, and Byrne.
Do a deal for an Argentinian international on the never never.
Listen to your clueless CEO that you can get out of that deal, telling yourself that the CEO is a lawyer, even though her legal expertise seems to amount to trainee solicitor pleas for drunkards on a Friday night in Letterkenny.
Then when you have ripped up that model, and spent £10m on an Argentinian international without getting the player, just knock it off the transfer budget of the club, when rivals are spending £30m on strikers.
Are you a bit simple? Its not a hard concept to grasp - the player was owned by Inter, he no longer is owned by Inter and that was ruled to be our fault, therefore we have to pay Inter the transfer fee. The fact he no longer is owned by us is next level amateur incompetence by us.
