According to Tony Twain's way of doing things, he must determine an alternative course of action before he made up his mind on a matter.
The sale of Žigić had really been bothering him for two days. The reason he wanted to keep him was the one he had thought of as he spoke to Allan before. The reason for selling him was that the Forest team might not need as many players in the forward line from next season. It was not impossible to sell a player and make some transfer money available for the team. Twain was not stubborn about this matter.
