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I think I have possibly been even more of a scratched record than you with regards Moyes, because I think it’s clear that he doesn’t try and integrate enough of his squad into the team, and then I suddenly read a post from Michael, explaining that you have got to get integrated into the squad first, before you have got any real chance of being integrated into the team.
Has football really changed that much, that players have got to learn the ropes and be integrated into the squad now, before they then get a chance of playing for the team?
It was a long time ago when I was at Forest, but I can still remember Brian Clough. I'm sure he won the league with two different clubs, he won two European cups,with Forest, which has still got to be one of the greatest managerial achievements of all time and the thing I remember about him most when it came to football, was that he had a very simple logic.
He kept the game unbelievably simple and if he rated someone he played them. When it came to integrating people into his squad, his logic was very clear. You wouldn’t be here if you couldn’t play football young man, so just go and play football.