It's all just a series of unfortunate coincidences

Regarding the issue with Room 2701, honestly, anyone can see... the National Agricultural Cooperative Federation tried their best to follow the certification protocols, but people just didn't care.
Regarding the unfollowing issue, it's true that Kim Min-jae was in the wrong, but if Kim Min-jae were an ordinary person rather than a national team player, and a senior colleague at work did that, it would be understandable to be upset.
Regarding the table tennis incident, it's true that Lee Kang-in was in the wrong, but Klinsmann, who is higher in rank than the captain, was the one who gave them free time, and since the captain raised an issue about that, it's not like there was absolutely nothing to say.
Regarding the interview issue, it's true that the reporter was in the wrong, but I wonder if it was something offensive enough to boycott all player interviews... (Actually, if you look at it that way, Hong Myung-bo was openly mocked in all sorts of ways... though that was also Hong Myung-bo's fault, of course).
Regarding Yang Min-hyeok, who is getting criticized this time, when he first went to Tottenham, I felt a bit... (I remember it being something like, "Usually, people say they will help you adapt, but he said if you can't perform, you won't survive"... which isn't necessarily wrong either).
Looking at the results, no one did anything fundamentally wrong, but... well, that's just how it is. Some of you might have had similar experiences in life.
It feels similar to when couples fight and one says, "Why do you always make me out to be the bad guy?"
Nevertheless, I don't think there is a need to go out of one's way to stop someone who says they want to retire...