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What motivates the modern day player?
- Thread starter Daisuk
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The Moonlit Knight
Banned
Modern footballers are the same as most people x100. They are motivated by their belief of their self worth. To be as good as them you have to have an arrogance. Most successful people do.
They want success, money and recognition of how good they are. And like most people if you're good at your job and you find out someone else who isn't as good as you is earning twice as much, you'll be tinkled off.
They want success, money and recognition of how good they are. And like most people if you're good at your job and you find out someone else who isn't as good as you is earning twice as much, you'll be tinkled off.
DHSF
Les Ferdinand
I agree with this.
Got my appraisal coming up - I am1 billion times better and more efficient and more productive than one of the Managers and im gonna go in to that appraisal with reasons why I should take that ****s job and pay.
I am PIIIIIIIIISSED OFF.
jts1882
Dean Richards
There is winning stuff and winning stuff.
Some players are central to the success of their teams, they make their team mates better, they are winners. Keane with United, Vieira with Arsenal, Xavi-Inieista-Messi with Barcelona. Some players are important team players that help make the whole team effective. Some are passengers.
I don't see why picking up a medal as a passenger is better than leading your team and just failing.
Of our recent defections to United, Berbatov was largely a passenger. Carrick, while not a team leader, was a very important player linking defence to attack, and was integral to their winning three titles after Mourinho's success with Chelsea. I'll respect Carrick's achievement, but not Berbatov's. If I'm drunk enough I might say something poitive about Campbell.
Some players are central to the success of their teams, they make their team mates better, they are winners. Keane with United, Vieira with Arsenal, Xavi-Inieista-Messi with Barcelona. Some players are important team players that help make the whole team effective. Some are passengers.
I don't see why picking up a medal as a passenger is better than leading your team and just failing.
Of our recent defections to United, Berbatov was largely a passenger. Carrick, while not a team leader, was a very important player linking defence to attack, and was integral to their winning three titles after Mourinho's success with Chelsea. I'll respect Carrick's achievement, but not Berbatov's. If I'm drunk enough I might say something poitive about Campbell.