Its seems the one glaring difference between us and Leicester/burnley is the passion and desire of they're players to get promoted. They want it soo much you can actually see it during games.
a quote that sticks from warnocks early days was him saying that a team cannot rely on loans to win this league. He addressed this accordingly and signed a few hungry players, many of whom were playing at the highest level theyd ever played. Similar to leicester and burnleys squads.
As good as bae krankjar and carrol may be its all to painful to realise that we mean little or nothing to them. Bae just constantly tweets about spurs regardless of our results and Ive yet to see carroll or niko sprinting during a game. Is the commitment of the current squad that dissimilar To last years?
our best players ie charlie phillips and faurlin have never had prolonged periods at bigger clubs or higher levels
And its no coincidance they've outperformed most.
I still think we have a decent chance of a top two finish but if it comes down to effort passion and desire were looking at a playoff lottery against teams full of players playing the biggest games of theyre careers.
a quote that sticks from warnocks early days was him saying that a team cannot rely on loans to win this league. He addressed this accordingly and signed a few hungry players, many of whom were playing at the highest level theyd ever played. Similar to leicester and burnleys squads.
As good as bae krankjar and carrol may be its all to painful to realise that we mean little or nothing to them. Bae just constantly tweets about spurs regardless of our results and Ive yet to see carroll or niko sprinting during a game. Is the commitment of the current squad that dissimilar To last years?
our best players ie charlie phillips and faurlin have never had prolonged periods at bigger clubs or higher levels
And its no coincidance they've outperformed most.
I still think we have a decent chance of a top two finish but if it comes down to effort passion and desire were looking at a playoff lottery against teams full of players playing the biggest games of theyre careers.
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