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You said it yourself.... In his pomp... So he had already built up subroutines and motor programmes from the experience he had gained throughout his life and In the training when he was younger. The matches he played gave him even more exp.

No didn't mean to come come across an arse, just my point of view on things. I see your point and I have studied that claim as well, however having studied both sides, Imo you or I or anybody could reach an incredibly high level. However the problem is that when people don't see a vast...

I have shown you plenty of experiments and people which have proven this? I could show plenty more? No im not saying that, because it depends on their personality traits, their mental strength and as I said their muscle fibre composition.

obviously there are some inherited traits that aid development, for example I agree that some players are born with better pace and strength. Obviously it depends on muscle fibres in deciding which sport people participate. But that's just a little part as it still depends on practice and...

I'm not trying to look intelligent, I'm just pointing out facts tbh... you don't have to agree with my opinion, but the fact that you can't argue against it, is suggesting my point is correct? more than happy to be shown another point of view tho :)

Studies have shown it takes 10 years/10000 hours to become an expert in a particular field. Throughout history and not just in sport a lot of evidence suggests that practice determines success not 'ability' one experiment on musicians for example was at the best music college in the world...

In sporting terms: skill- is a learned movement, to bring about predetermined results with maximum certainty, often with least amount of time and effort. Ability- an inherited, enduring stable trait that underlies or supports various kinds of motor and cognitive activities or skills. They are...

As I said widely accepted... Some people do argue its 'genetic' but there is a hell of a lot more evidence to suggest otherwise. Plus even so... No footballer is 'lazy' they wouldn't be a pro if they were.

Tbh, you aren't born with the ability to play football, it's widely believed that the ability to play a certain sport is not innate or genetic. The argument that a player has all the ability but not the work rate is ridiculous, as most footballers as kids have spent time in academy's from a very...

I liked him, admittedly he had a few bad misses, but tbh he did show some class, he was fairly good with the ball at his feet, and he kept getting chances, which all good strikers do. I agree with TM and think he could be a 20 goal a season striker. We need to really add to the midfield tho. If...

Different between holiday and honeymoon though isn't there? Plus reda is a lot more difficult to sort out.

Think he has left Stokes with SW, as Stokes is on his honeymoon for three weeks and so he doesn't want to be handling the dealings right now. So would assume SW is just talking to the agent while TM handles the newer harder players to get in.

Wasn't Wilson only on 1800 when he left? And he was one of our better players so I'd guess it would be to the bottom of your estimate?

So pressley got the best out of him? It doesn't matter how good a player is unless the system suits them. Shown by benteke at Villa, something like 2 in 26 under PL, however he has 12 in 12 under TS, proving it depends on how the manager sets up and proving SP got the best out of him.

thorn really couldn't pick a player either lets be honest haha

you talk about him having the best strike force in the league but he got the best out of them? He kept Wilson on? He changed his tactics to accommodate both, the high press suited both players. clarke didn't do it at Wolves did he? Just proving pressley got the best out of him? Yet again we go...

They don't have to come from teams in the championship or prem to do that. Lots of players in non-league and league 2 have the ability to step up. Look at ben Galdwin, Charlie Austin, Rickie lambert, Jamie vardy, etc. We need young hungry players, not players dropping down the leagues who say...

Also he lost one of the best goalkeepers in the league. This is what I am saying, I'm not saying that we should of kept him or that he was better than TM, but that credit where credit is due, he kept us up, should we have kicked on this season? possibly yes. But was he still limited in his...

I agree he deserves criticism all I'm trying to argue is, he wasn't supported as a manager should be and given tools he did get the job done, maybe he isn't the best manager ever, but to call him shit, to say he will never succeed as overly harsh on somebody who saved us from relegation to...

Webster and manset were his choices, but on a severely depleted budget cause of the embargo remember? its well documented that SP wasn't in control, TM has shown that the transfer budget was in waggots hands.