CFG is not an organization that will ever admit their mistakes - they are a sovereign wealth fund company owned by a monarch who is accustomed to doing things his/his family's way even if it amounts to human rights abuses.Tweet got taken down. Was going over there to comment lol.
The tweet saying "show me a club that reports on rumors" (or whatever it was) was pretty annoying.
If it was an intentional caricature of what fans would like - that illustrates bad faith and we don't deserve that.
If that's really what he thinks fans want, then he's awfully out of touch with the community, which seems pretty on brand for the FO at this point.
I see this all the time in the context of organizational communication. People say they are afraid of giving an update if there's nothing to update. The misconception is that only new information is worthy of communication. But communication isn't just about transmitting data, it's about signaling to your audience how you regard them. If the club understood this, then a non-update becomes a way of telling your fans that you know they are impatient and concerned and that you are doing everything you can to give them something. And you explain why you can't say more.
It's possible that they are wary of saying too much because they are afraid of exposing their incompetence. I've never been a fan of that approach. I have far more confidence in people who can admit their mistakes and tell me how they are going to act differently going forward, than the people who hide and hope their mistakes won't be noticed. That ship has sailed for CFG and they'd be much better served IMO by convincing us that they've learned from past mistakes rather than pretending they've never made any.
CFG would be much better served by selling the club to another owner and walking away with their tail between their legs.