There is always context to anything that Romero says, as he isn't the strongest English speaker. His point however is correct.
This board of directors has either officiated over or allowed a sporting director to neglectfully stumble to the end of the transfer window with a squad that is decimated by injury, and which before that crisis wasn't playing well at all. The same board that hired a manager with the mandate very specifically to compete on four fronts, has been given £13m worth of new players in the month, and lost 9 to injury, some for rest of the season and most until April.
How is a situation where a disgraced Yves Bissouma has to be "reintegrated" after a series of misdemeanours involving recreational nitrous oxide use, in any way a positive?
The youth setup should to an extent kick in herez but aside from a few minutes for Byfield, it doesn't appear that there is anyone else in that setup so far that is trusted enough to do a job.
We have no fit right back, one recently recovered left back, half the central defenders available, with one of those left having been out for a year, virtually no wide players, and only one creative midfielder fit.
Now if VDV is back shortly, and the Kulu saga is magically almost done, maybe we are not so bad, especially if Spence is also short term.
Nonetheless we're not in good shape, not in very good form, and about to play three very strong teams in a season where we have found even the relegation threatened sides a handful.
I have to say the words "be careful want you wish for" are coming to mind. For all his faults I suspect Levy would have done things very differently here.