No the state of mind of the whole team wasnt right. Bernard was one of the lousiest performers in lousy Brazilian team.So the defeat to Germany was down to him and him only?
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No the state of mind of the whole team wasnt right. Bernard was one of the lousiest performers in lousy Brazilian team.So the defeat to Germany was down to him and him only?
So the defeat to Germany was down to him and him only?
Oh so they should ALL pack it in? I see.No the state of mind of the whole team wasnt right. Bernard was one of the lousiest performers in lousy Brazilian team.
Spot onYep mental health issues and show business is a recipe for disaster! I can give you hundreds of examples. So its not for him. He should retire. Surely he has enough money to do that. He was member of the Brazilian team humiliated at home by Germany. That was a good example, if you state of mind is not right, stay away from pro football!
I imagine this is a popular topic among sports psychologists, although it's possibly a bit too emotive to discuss dispassionately on an internet forum.I'm actually shocked at some of the ignorance I have read here, It's an illness/injury like any other and should be allowed to recover. If you don't rate his ability that's fine but suggesting he should just man up and crack on is disgusting.
Interesting that tbf and not something I'd really thought of.I imagine this is a popular topic among sports psychologists, although it's possibly a bit too emotive to discuss dispassionately on an internet forum.
What you said about it being treated like a physical injury is interesting, as it wasn't too long ago that there was consternation about a club asking Danny Rose to disclose his mental health status before committing to a transfer. By that logic, was it wrong for Everton to deem Demba Ba too high-risk because of his history of knee injuries? We then run the risk of veering off into Theology, wondering if it was divine intervention keeping Ba on track to save the world from Gerrard winning the league in 2014, before the regrettable Death of God giving way to the Age of Satan (Jurgen) in 2020.
Food for thought, but probably above my pay grade.
Yep mental health issues and show business is a recipe for disaster! I can give you hundreds of examples. So its not for him. He should retire. Surely he has enough money to do that. He was member of the Brazilian team humiliated at home by Germany. That was a good example, if you state of mind is not right, stay away from pro football!
It'll be 2037 and people will still be saying if we did this or that we'd get more out of him.I don't think posting on a forum is for you mate.
I like Bernard, I hope we keep him. He's got a bit of skill on the ball we lack throughout the rest of the team and would give him a full season under Carlo to see what he can do
It'll be 2037 and people will still be saying if we did this or that we'd get more out of him.
We're two years in, he's 28, and he has 4 goals and 5 assists in 61 games. I don't find it promising.He'd probably be gone by then tbf. Look, I'd get rid of the whole team if I could, but that's not realistic. Have to keep the players with a bit of promise imo
We're two years in, he's 28, and he has 4 goals and 5 assists in 61 games. I don't find it promising.
What have you seen that nobody else has?Not great numbers I agree. But we're not going to be exactly flush with transfer money and I'm just going based on what I've seen. I like him as a player and think he has a place, so he's low priority for me