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“It’s clear for everyone to see that we have got some very good players, but anyone who knows anything about the physicality and competitive nature of the Premier League will know that we need more players to withstand the physical demands, especially if the owners expect us to qualify for Europe through our league position, whilst also trying to win a cup.”
Rome wasn’t built in a day — but the next few days are very significant regarding the overall ambitions of our silent owners…
Dibling, while I think he did okay, just looked like the new kid at school, not sure where to stand, not sure when he should get involved. A few good bits, a few dodgy moments.
But there’s nothing worse than seeing a player give the ball away and then start walking as the play rushes up the other end. It will be hard for him to get into a Moyes team doing that.
Optimism here, though I agree, Paul #23, a new experienced striker would help as Barry hopefully keeps developing. We need a modern Andy Gray for now.
I’ve worked with top sports stars for a very long time. What Barry has done is got the right people to make Barry a better all-round player.
To me, he has paid out of his salary to give himself a better chance to be as good as he can. He has probably started working with a psychologist, a dietician, and probably a fitness instructor. These could easily cost Barry between £5k and £10k a week out of his own pocket… the top players could easily pay 5 times that amount.
The moral of the story: if you give yourself the best chance, you can then at least say you gave it your best shot. Good luck to Barry.
But he ain’t a 9 striker mate. We have to get someone in mate.