| What's my motivation? 21:57 - Dec 4 with 2488 views | cbower |
Walton, Davis, O'Shea and Matusiwa - we play every game. Taylor - I've been playing my a$$ off then I'm hooked at half time. Greaves, I'm in, we keep a clean sheet, I'm out. Nunez, I score, start to influence games then I'm on the bench. Philogene in, Philogene bench, Clarkecin, Clarke bench. Never mind how I play, I'll be out and then back in so performance is largely irrelevant (maybe even how well I train too?). Azon - I get a start here or there but I'm never going to get a run. Hirst, my poor form doesn't matter as the manager trusts me and there's nobody to push me. Humphreys - will I ever get a chance? McAteer - jeez I've been poor but I keep getting starts every couple of games. Akpom - I've produced virtually nothing but with the manager's rotation I'll get a game soon enough. Young, I can't believe I've got another decent payday and I'm not even playing that much. Harry Clarke, does the manager know I'm still here?
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| What's my motivation? on 21:59 - Dec 5 with 130 views | strikalite |
| What's my motivation? on 22:44 - Dec 4 by Vic |
I hear ya, and its easy to see it that way.
Bt we don't hear what McKenna says to the players and Im pretty certain he's talking them through things, reassuring them and it isn't like it might appear.
That said, I'm all for minimal changes wherever possible. I really don't think they need 5 or 6 changes every game. The best teams just don't do that. |
Plenty of ex players now pundits have said that for fitness, match fitness, players do like to play twice weekly, maybe not throughout the season I wouldn't have thought and obviously that's where the squad as a whole comes in.. |  | | |
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