Wang Yi's words left everyone stunned.
Tures couldn't help asking, "Boss, we can't even keep this under wraps. And you want to help spread the story?"
Wang Yi smiled and said:
"That's right. We can't keep it under wraps, which is exactly why we need to spread it."
Everyone looked at Wang Yi in bewilderment. The few players on the team with a bit of sense were already lowering their heads, thinking about why Wang Yi had said that.
Before anyone could speak, Wang Yi continued to explain:
"There's no way to keep this under wraps. It's bound to blow up online, and public opinion is bound to turn against us."
"By rights, this is sure to affect our team. The Hornets will definitely be secretly pleased about it, too. So we might as well fan the flames, widen the story's reach, and let public opinion come down on us on an even larger scale."
"It'll look as though the whole world is against us. The Hornets will be even more pleased with themselves, and they'll think we've been badly affected. That'll make them let their guard down."
"We'll take advantage of that and hit them hard right from the start of the next game. Then we'll win the next game, and maybe even the third."
Everyone listened, and it was as if a light had dawned on them.
But Mane had another question. "Boss, I get that spreading the story could make the Hornets underestimate us, but wouldn't it have an even bigger impact on us?"
Wang Yi shook his head. "Public opinion has the greatest impact on a team when it catches them off guard. It can shock the players psychologically and affect how they perform on the court."
"The reason I called everyone here for this meeting