milo
Jack L. Jones
I think that is a decision for 1st February.
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Danny Rose
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I think that is a decision for 1st February.
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
I think the lad needs counselling TBH
Bullet
Luka Modric
We've paid him 7 quintillion pounds, to ensure he can access whatever help he needs. There is no assistance on earth too expensive for him to access.
Whether it is drink, drugs, mental, motivation, family, whatever, we have given him everything he needs to FIND the personal help he needs.
How many people with mental health issues deny it (or don't realise they have an issue) and let it destroy their lives?
Not everything in life is just a matter of how much money you have.
I heard a rumour Milan were in for him
Bullet
Luka Modric
Precisely my point, we've given him everything HE needs to FIND the help HE needs. We cannot live his life for him and drive him to the clinic, he needs to reach out.
Totally opposite to your point. You've stated that we've given him a brick load of money and after that, it's up to him.
If you think that it's just down to the individual to get whatever help they need then you are sorely lacking in any sort of understanding of mental health issues.
More and more large companies offer help around mental health issues that is outside normal salary etc and I would hope that we offer similar support.
Hotshot-Tottenham
Dean Richards
Not really.
He’s earned enough money to pay for any hypothetical care he needs.
If he doesn’t know he needs it, or doesn’t know where to find it then he should absolutely be helped with that aspect of it.
We wouldnt be keeping him if there was a club which wanted him, could pay his wages and where he also was happy going
90291Spur
Paul Walsh
Genius point. Can you email the club with this stunning insight? I’m sure nobody there has thought about this razor sharp strategy.
Mikey10
Pat van den Hauwe
DubaiSpur
Ian Walker
Liverpool employ a club psychologist full time to keep the players focused and keep their mentalities strong.
Why we don't is beyond me - we have a bunch of physios that loll around, judging by AoN, but a professional psychologist would work wonders, both for guys like Rose and for the club's overall mentality problems more broadly.
metalgear
Nayim
They also have a a specialist throw in coach and another concocting sports drinks for matches.
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LincsSpur
Øyvind Leonhardsen
Thanks for your insight as I honestly thought that we did have someone doing that sort of thing
Danny needs help and I hope that he gets it soon
I would hate to turn on the news to find out that he has harmed himself in any way
milo
Jack L. Jones
I think that Mourinho is a bit of a dinosaur when it comes to this kind of thing. I agree that the club should have sports psychologists on the payroll.
The couple of podcasts that Windy did on this are worth a listen.
milo
Jack L. Jones
With Rose, it seems pretty clear that he has sought help privately and the club may use people on a freelance basis who may also have worked with him.
Bishop
Terry Venables
It shouldn't really be a coach appointed role. That decision should come from the top, either the football director, head of sports science or the chairman.
milo
Jack L. Jones
That's a fair comment but their job would be difficult if Mourinho wouldn't work with them.