Delia Smith, while in a media interview after the AGM held at Carrow Road, described a portion of City fans as ‘whingers’, sparking a backlash from supporters. These comments come amid a backdrop of nine defeats in 14 Championship matches and City sitting 14th in the league table after a recent 3-2 loss away at Watford. The team’s coach, David Wagner, acknowledges the frustrations of the supporters after the team’s slump in form over the past few months. He understands the disappointment and dissatisfaction with the team’s performance and is committed to turning things around.
Wagner states that everyone associated with the club, including himself, the coaching staff, the players, the supporters, and the owner, is unhappy and unsatisfied with the team’s performance. He emphasizes the need to understand the reasons behind their current situation and to take responsibility for it. Despite facing chants for him to go audible from the away end, Wagner remains determined to turn the team’s fortunes around, committing to hard work to make it happen. He reflects on the positive atmosphere at Carrow Road just three months ago and believes the same players are capable of creating those moments again.
Wagner acknowledges the current negativity and frustration among the fans but remains confident that they can turn the situation around. He understands that football can be unpredictable and not always enjoyable, but is committed to investing everything and working hard to change this. Despite the pressure and criticism he faces as the team’s coach, Wagner is up for the challenge of improving the team’s performance and hopes to eventually make the same fans who are currently negative or frustrated, happy. He emphasizes the need for hard work and effort to bring about a change in the team’s mood and performance.
