First off... as Tino said... these are a few tweeted words from a much longer conversation.
Frankie - who's a sunny sort of chap, has come off the training ground, where he's seen some of his injured players getting back out there and I'm sure he was happy about that. Wickham, in particular, has had what was a potentially top-level-career ending injury (mainly because of its timing)... and it must be great to see him out there on the grass, surprisingly ahead of schedule. I am sure FM is really pleased for him on a human level... and quite possibly on a professional level too.
So he gives an update. And he mentions Wickham. Wow.
Do you want Frankie to be an automaton, following a pre-prepared script when talking to the press? Perhaps only allowed to mention those of his employees who are in the 25-man squad for current first-team games? Or if he does mention one of the others, heaven forbid that he doesn't mention them all - or it will look "odd" or "irrelevant".
Wickham's update was a perfectly normal thing for a manager to mention. I mean really really really normal. Like really. And that's one reason why it's "laughable" that anyone can contrive to find a little negative spin to put on something that is just SO normal - and something that's rather positive. The other reason is that these haven't been off-the-cuff posts from a single individual. It's part of a pattern where people's justified criticisms of PR/FM have entered some sort of hysterical zone, where it's become nonsense.