The others also voiced their agreement with the coach.
There was no helping it. Their careers might be in his hands now, so they had no choice but to back down.
The coach then said to the players, "All right, you can head back for now. I'll go talk to Wang."
The players all returned to their rooms.
The head coach knocked on Wang Yi's door.
"Wang, what do you think about this?"
Wang Yi smiled. "What do I think? They may be saying the right things, but they don't mean them. I don't think there's any point in keeping players like that on the team. We might as well part ways now."
Head coach Dako urged him, "Even if they don't mean it, they've realized that their futures are in your hands. They won't dare slack off now. I think we should give them another chance and see how they do."
Wang Yi waved a hand. "I've already given them plenty of chances. They're the ones who threw them away."
"Just give them one last chance. If they fail to seize it, then you can do whatever you want."
Coach Dako continued, "After all, their futures really are in your hands. If you have the team trade them now, a lot of their careers could be ruined."
"What does that have to do with me?"
Wang Yi said coldly.
Coach Dako sat down on the couch, sighed, and said to Wang Yi,
"Wang, that's not how you should look at it. We're all professionals. Everyone makes mistakes. There's a saying in China: 'It's better to resolve a feud than deepen it.' It's better to have one more friend than one more enemy. Let them off this time. You might get a reward you never expected down the road."
Wang