No, I’m implying that it’s drilled into players long before they sign professional terms that it’s an industry which could see you travel the length and breadth of the country depending on wherever a club wants your services or not.Phil.
You are inherently implying that a Manager or Coaching staff's role includes no 'motivational' element???
Your view on the 'professionalism' aspect is a bit of an over simplification, don't you think?
We all have emotions that can't just be managed with huge amounts of cash. With the best intent in the world, if my best mate shagged my GF (without my consent I should add) and then offered me an obscene amount of money to forget it, I don't think we could carry on as if nothing had happened.
I’d say that’s a lot more justified than a transfer falling through tbf.I can tell you that Bernardo was so badly impacted by the racism accusation that the club thought he was mentally done, he was so crestfallen by it.
Emotions certainly can come in to the equation when it impacts on-field performance.
I’d say that’s a lot more justified than a transfer falling through tbf.
I’ve had many dealings with many players over the years and to a man they accept that transfers sometimes kick them in the bollocks.
The press aided by the likes of Andy Hinchcliffe really did succeed with Bernardo….continuing the agenda and the undermining of the club with negative publicity.I can tell you that Bernardo was so badly impacted by the racism accusation that the club thought he was mentally done, he was so crestfallen by it.
Emotions certainly can come in to the equation when it impacts on-field performance.
It's unfortunate for Kane (either poor form alone or poor form as a result of a big disappointment).It is still a somewhat relevant reference point to someone's mental state impacting their form on the pitch.
We still don't know how much Kane was invested/lied too.
He's clearly allowed his mind to come around to the prospect he was joining City, also to reconcile leaving a club he loves, with a young family also to factor in moving.
There is an argument that he isn't the only England player from the summer who has been struggling this season, which is probably closer to the truth in terms of his physical performances.
Kane had never attempted to move before, so it was a big situation for him.
I'm still of an opinion that if we can get him for less than £85m notes in January, Pep would sanction it again, and he would be successful.
If I'm Harry Kane watching City wipe the floor with Chelsea, Liverpool and United, my ire would be mounting with each passing week!
It is still a somewhat relevant reference point to someone's mental state impacting their form on the pitch.
We still don't know how much Kane was invested/lied too.
He's clearly allowed his mind to come around to the prospect he was joining City, also to reconcile leaving a club he loves, with a young family also to factor in moving.
There is an argument that he isn't the only England player from the summer who has been struggling this season, which is probably closer to the truth in terms of his physical performances.
Kane had never attempted to move before, so it was a big situation for him.
I'm still of an opinion that if we can get him for less than £85m notes in January, Pep would sanction it again, and he would be successful.
If I'm Harry Kane watching City wipe the floor with Chelsea, Liverpool and United, my ire would be mounting with each passing week!
Just ask John Stones...I can tell you that Bernardo was so badly impacted by the racism accusation that the club thought he was mentally done, he was so crestfallen by it.
Emotions certainly can come in to the equation when it impacts on-field performance.
It is still a somewhat relevant reference point to someone's mental state impacting their form on the pitch.
We still don't know how much Kane was invested/lied too.
He's clearly allowed his mind to come around to the prospect he was joining City, also to reconcile leaving a club he loves, with a young family also to factor in moving.
There is an argument that he isn't the only England player from the summer who has been struggling this season, which is probably closer to the truth in terms of his physical performances.
Kane had never attempted to move before, so it was a big situation for him.
I'm still of an opinion that if we can get him for less than £85m notes in January, Pep would sanction it again, and he would be successful.
If I'm Harry Kane watching City wipe the floor with Chelsea, Liverpool and United, my ire would be mounting with each passing week!