Rimmer said:
I guess the moron :ass: :ass: understood jack shit of the situation, that’s why he fumbled around smiling doing the training session Tuesday.
I bet most of the players striking didn't know it either. It could actually seem Spillerforeningen didn't know it themselves either.
Spillerforeningen at first wasn't good enough to explain their case to the common man - why so many in the beginning had very hard feelings towards the players. That they even tried to make the players and their employment to seem like a normal labour market, which completely fell to the ground, doesn't make their case look any stronger.
I know many has had problems understanding the players case including some of the players themselves.
Per Nielsen and Dan Anton Johansen obviously feels a lot of their club and they made a difficult choice, when breaking with the other players and the strike. Per Nielsen emphasizes that he wasn't pushed by anyone to quit the strike - his feelings for the club and the people in and especially around it (fans and volunteers) was the reason for his decision. Which obviously makes him and Dan Anton look like
skruebrækkere in this case - very unfortunate that the strike was called off just hours after their act was made.
Now we know that there has been secret negotiations going on in the middle of this - and for quite some time. Negotiations, which even were a fact long ago, and might have been able to prevent a strike. Negotiations/solutions, which still happen to be very secret, obviously.
The strike is so far over and hopefully with the current solutions over for good. There obviously isn't any winner in this case, well, the fans perhaps - the ball will once more roll. In one way the players should be happy that the strike is over - afterall they didn't seem to know what they went into, didn't, didn't seem to explain their case well enough, why it perhaps seemed slim, and the fact that they now can get back to what they know best playing football.
On the other hand they stand out as losers in this case - they thought they had a good case. LO tried to make them look like common workers, which they absolutely can't be describe nor compared to in any way. In the end they didn't have a strong enough case or at least defence to make the case seem valid.
AaB and Brøndby will play UEFA Cup qualification tonight - with full squads, thank God. Obviously an important matter for Danish football with the new UEFA Cup-model in mind. Many co-effecient-points are to be won if we reach that stage.
Furthermore there is
Suppen rolling again in the weekend as usual - thank God!
