I think we if we have to learn one thing from yesterday match, that must be how to deal with bullies.
And the way I see it, when someone give you hard time, you have to push back, with more force and be more aggressive, if you get hit, you have to hit back, with strength and determination and even if you lose that fight you will be respected and in the future other people will think twice to pick on you cause you are known to fight back.
We have to learn that before the rest of the teams wake up and discover that, with few exceptions, our players can be easily intimidated when things get tough, OR a lot of teams will walk all over us.
We lost our confidence in one on one duels first, then the team spirit went down all the way.
There were some players very scared on the pitch yesterday, with no fighting spirit in them at all. Rich pussies, with no hunger and will to fight. No point in naming names, everybody who got the chance to see the match got the idea who's who.
Everton's players were psychologically and tactically prepared in advance. They had clear targets assigned each one of them and told to go and hit, crush, humiliate their individual target, the plan was well executed and the result was plain for everybody to see. It was clear for me from the first challenge from that woman called Cahill how the things gonna be.
I think the team need some lessons on how to toughen up. Have some Bellamy style talks with the most 'fragile' ones, hire some ex army guys and train with them few times a week, start pushing some weights, get some basic fighting training and have some psychologist give advice on how to break other players spirit, cause this is what is need it to win these days.
That will do it, if some of those players can be bothered to try to raise above their comfort level of rich MOFO they are.
And the way I see it, when someone give you hard time, you have to push back, with more force and be more aggressive, if you get hit, you have to hit back, with strength and determination and even if you lose that fight you will be respected and in the future other people will think twice to pick on you cause you are known to fight back.
We have to learn that before the rest of the teams wake up and discover that, with few exceptions, our players can be easily intimidated when things get tough, OR a lot of teams will walk all over us.
We lost our confidence in one on one duels first, then the team spirit went down all the way.
There were some players very scared on the pitch yesterday, with no fighting spirit in them at all. Rich pussies, with no hunger and will to fight. No point in naming names, everybody who got the chance to see the match got the idea who's who.
Everton's players were psychologically and tactically prepared in advance. They had clear targets assigned each one of them and told to go and hit, crush, humiliate their individual target, the plan was well executed and the result was plain for everybody to see. It was clear for me from the first challenge from that woman called Cahill how the things gonna be.
I think the team need some lessons on how to toughen up. Have some Bellamy style talks with the most 'fragile' ones, hire some ex army guys and train with them few times a week, start pushing some weights, get some basic fighting training and have some psychologist give advice on how to break other players spirit, cause this is what is need it to win these days.
That will do it, if some of those players can be bothered to try to raise above their comfort level of rich MOFO they are.