This week I’m letting team-mate JASON DEMETRIOU air his views as guest columnist, so it’s over to you, Jason.
All of the lads were really disappointed not to take anything from the game against Scunthorpe last Saturday.
They took their chances well and scored a great goal. We created chances but we just didn’t get the rub of the green, which was annoying. We took a nice little crowd up with us, so it was shame they couldn’t go home happy.
But I can vouch that it’s totally different up north.
The Scunthorpe fans might be loud but they had no effect on me, because once you’re on the field you are immune to all that and you just get on with it.
I’m working on my game all the time. I don't feel like I’m anywhere near my peak and I have years to improve. The boss has told me to do a bit more, and I don’t mind that at all because it’s how you become better as a player.
There’s nothing wrong with getting stuck in, and I can still take the ball around opponents later on, anyway. I’m looking to be a bit more physical, but will of course always look to be creative, and to make things happen.
I love playing at Brisbane Road and our form there is weird, but we’re all totally focused on turning the corner. And I think that a change will definitely come.
The banter in the dressing room before the games is fantastic. It’s a great laugh and there’s always music. If I had my way it would be Luther Van Dross, a couple of his quicker ones. That’ll get everyone going.
I’ve got so much respect for Martin Ling and Dean Smith. Martin’s the only boss I’ve ever worked under and he taught me a lot.
But I’ve not been thinking about the managerial situation much. We have Kevin Nugent in charge right now and he’s doing his thing, which we’re all focused on.
It’s hard to say what makes a good manager. I’d say that bosses today need to have good personal skills so that they can gel a side together and draw the best out of all the players.
And looking ahead to Saturday, we know there will be nothing easy about the game against Yeovil. But we are confident and believe we have a very good chance of beating them.
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