| who are the 'senior' players? 13:20 - Feb 5 with 2975 views | jacksfullaces |
and are they speaking for the whole team? Seen this term used a few times to highlight there was a problem in the camp that was identified by 'senior players'? So assuming Monk was one, Williams possibly another (based on another thread) and Britton would have to be thrown into the mix? Rangel hopefully, as he might be able to bridge some of the Spanish divide, and Dyer?
Were this handful speaking for the majority? Be a lot more comfortable if I felt that Michu, Bony, Shelvey were also feeling the same way as should be pretty easy to kick on. These might not be the senior pages in age but surely would be in terms of influence on 'winning' games. Based on Michus quote in another thread, he is surely referring to Laudrup, and if that is the case, is kind of sticking up for him? So who are these 'senior players' and are they representative of the whole camp. |  | | |  |
| who are the 'senior' players? on 13:38 - Feb 5 with 2889 views | scottishjack |
They are the "senior" players that journalists use as a cop out when they have no real idea what went on, who said what, or which side is up... |  | | |
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