Carl Spicer had criticized Twain's recruitment strategy for the summer in his column. He believed that Twain was living in a fantasy if he intended to employ a team made up of young players the following season.
His views were met with approval from numerous media outlets, and led to the successive arrival of various other criticisms.
Some of those criticisms were against Twain, and some were against the club, while others pointed their fingers at the players.
"I don't believe Tony Twain will be able to achieve any notable results this season."
"The club spent money buying all these young players, and it will quickly be proven that they have invested wrongly."
"Nicolás Millán? I'm sorry, I haven't even heard of the name before…"
