yosemiteben wrote:I have no issue with you saying, "I bet Cho wants to pick Harris." Frankly I'm sure there's a part of him that wants to - he's a good prospect, as evidenced by his being workout by teams with picks higher than ours.
It's when Cho comes out and says, "The FO and Clifford are on the same page," and you interpret that to mean they are not on the same and that further Cho is going to cave to Clifford that it seems like it goes too far. I guess this is just another situation of my being confused by the oddly specific predictions that are being made.
It's all good. It's easy comprehension of the matter. I'll use quotes from the article...
Cho said he’s conscious of Clifford’s priorities and they work well together.
If Cho is conscious of Clifford's priorities, then that mean that he's listening to Clifford's ideal of whom they should select
“The front office and coaching staff have to be on the same page. I don’t think they necessary have to be on the same sentence, but they have to be on the same page,” Cho said. “And I think we’re on the same page as far as team needs.”
If Cho say that they don't necessarily have to be on the same sentence, but on the same page, then that's obvious suspicion to read into that they may very well differ somewhere, as in they believe that the team need a wing that can shoot, but they might disagree on which wing would be a better fit for the team

It's not rocket science or illogical thinking to read between the lines...and like I stated, not all disagreement is conflict