Chapter 76: Change the way of playing and living

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"...I know it's not easy. After all, you made your debut as an offensive midfielder. But it turns out that this road is not going to work. Some media outside think that frequent loaning has worn down your aura, but I think you are on loan. The experience is not nothing. Because the experience of renting to play in different styles of teams allows you to adapt to different tactical styles. At the same time, your diligence and tenacity are the qualities I value most. I think this is to be a great defender. An important factor in the midfield. So, think about it carefully, Jay, from your original organizational midfielder to a defensive midfielder, I think that will be very beneficial to your future career."
Jay Adams recalled what the team coach Tony Clark said to him.
He remembered that he was completely shocked by the head coach's words, so that he didn't know how to answer the head coach, and could only say: "I have to consider..."
Fortunately, the head coach Clark did not press too hard, but said that he should really think about it. Anyway, he has to wait until the physical training phase has passed. He still has time to think about it.
But now, Adams doesn't know what to think about.
As a player who has been a midfielder since his debut, the training that Jay Adams received from an early age was to do a good job as an organizational midfielder. He never thought about being a defensive midfielder.
The two are totally different.
Based on the training he has received all the time, he doesn't think he can play a good defensive midfielder.
He didn't understand at first what Tony Clark meant by saying this to him.
He thought he was coming to Leeds to replace Pete Williams. He has also decided to accept the arrangement of fate and substitute a player six years younger than him.
Now I know that he is not actually coming to play as a substitute.
It stands to reason that he should be happy not to be a substitute, but the current situation makes him wonder whether he should be happy or not.
Depending on what the head coach means, he can actually accept this arrangement or reject it. His whole mind is to play where he is best. The team will not force him to accept the arrangement.
If you don’t accept this arrangement...
Adams thought he would not have any chance in this team.
Perhaps after a season, Leeds will find a way to send him away, either on loan or a direct transfer.
To be honest, he was tired of this drifting, gypsy life.
Since he played in the London Bridge first team, up to now, in ten years, plus Leeds City, he has played in seven teams. If you count the more than a year he was absent due to injury, he changed places almost a year.
Some people say that this kind of wandering without knowing where to stand next is a kind of romance and a surprise in life.
But Adams didn't want such romance and surprise at all.
But if he accepts the coach's advice, it means he has completely failed-he will never be able to get ahead and succeed in the organization midfield where everyone had high hopes for him.
It means that the efforts he and London Bridge have made in the past ten years are meaningless, and they have done ten years of useless work.
This also made him unacceptable...
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"Tony, do you think Adams will accept your suggestion?" Assistant coach Sam Landier is very concerned about the team's new additions.
Because the team's lineup has undergone a major replacement this season, the club has sold many players and introduced many new players.
If these new players and the team are not well integrated, it will cause the team's performance to be unstable, and ultimately may lead to the direct failure of Tony Clark's ambitious plan.
In Clark's plan, in addition to Ismail Camara, Jay Adams is also an important part.
"I don't know, Sam. Fortunately, we still have Vieira. If Adams is really unwilling, then there is no way, we can only let Vieira continue to play the main force." Clark spread his hands.
"Well...for Adams, this decision is indeed too difficult. After all, everyone...including himself thinks that he should be an organizational midfielder, and his physical condition is not that good. He plays defensively. In the midfield... a little thinner." Randy nodded.
"But on the other hand, he has experience in organizing midfielders, so he knows exactly how a team should organize an offense. This allows him to be more targeted and predictable when defensive." Clark said. "In terms of physical quality, although he is not as strong as Biella, he has better running ability, good physical fitness, and tenacious will. For a good defensive midfielder, he is also indispensable."
"You make sense, Tony, but he still has to be willing to do it himself."
"Of course, if he doesn't want to, then continue to let Vieira play. It's just that...I still hope that he can transform to play in the defensive midfield. I think he has great potential in this area. It can also improve our midfield. Defensive strength..."
As the head coach Tony Clark is also somewhat helpless.
Although he knows that some things are good for the players themselves, if the players are unwilling to accept them, he has nothing to do. He is not a world-famous coach yet, and he can't make the players follow his orders if he can't say a word.
Adams may have doubts about his own words, doubts about his abilities and experience, worried that he is lying to him, or talking nonsense...
There is no way. His Tony Clark's career reputation is not obvious, and he has nothing to achieve since he became a coach. He led Leeds to relegation in the Premier League last season, even if it was his most glorious experience.
It's really hard to make Jay Adams so knowledgeable and experienced players believe what he said.
In a sense, Adams is already an old fritters, and naturally he is not as foolish as young people.
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Jay Adams met Ben Grist in the team.
He was very happy because he and Grist had both played in Hoods-three seasons ago, he was loaned to Hoods by London Bridge for a season, and they were teammates in Hoods at the time.
Hoods was still in the Premier League at that time and he did not make it to the Premier League.
Grist is also the main central defender of Hoods.
"It's nice to meet you, Jay." Grist also looked very happy. "I didn't expect the two of us to meet again in Leeds."
"Yeah, Big Ben. Although Hoods is relegated, you are still a Premier League player. This is something to celebrate."
Grist smiled honestly: "But to be honest, Jay, I don't know why I can stay in the Premier League. You know, last season's Hoods result... we conceded the most goals in the entire league. The team, as a member of the team's guard line, I don't think I have any qualifications to be looked at by Leeds."
He was not overwhelmed by avoiding the doom of following Hoods' relegation.
"Last season you were not the main player in the Hoods, the team lost so many goals and you have nothing to do." Adams encouraged him. "You came to the team before me, how do you feel?"
He wanted to get some information from his acquaintance Grist, to help him make a decision.
Since listening to the head coach, he has always cared about it. But he couldn't make a decision in his heart. He wanted to see and listen, and then make a decision. Anyway, the head coach didn't worry about it.
"Feeling? I don't have any feelings. I have been training alone for this period of time, and the boss has developed a special training plan for me..." Grist said.
"what's the plan?"
"He asked me to lose weight first."
Adams raised his head slightly and looked at Grist. He was very strong.
He believes that this is the capital of Grist as a central defender. Such a strong body is not easy to mess with, and the frontal defensive ability is extremely good.
On this point, he saw it when he played in Hoods.
In the English Champions League, many forwards faced Griste in misery. The first point in the penalty area can always be grabbed by Griste. Someone struggling to hit Grist's body, as if hitting a stone wall, Grist did not move, but the person who hit the person fell to the ground under the action of the reaction force.
"Why do you want to lose weight?" Adams thought of Clark's advice to him. He felt that this coach always seemed to like to do the opposite...
"The boss said that I am too heavy, as if I always carry a ten kilogram lead in the game. This not only limits my performance, but also increases the burden on my knees and ankles. So he wants me to be in the league. Before you start, lose ten kilograms of weight."
"Ten kilograms..." Adams was taken aback, then his eyes fell on Grist's right knee, where there was a long scar, like a centipede lying on the knee, shocking.
Jay Adams remembered that not only he suffered serious injuries, but the former Hoods teammate in front of him also suffered serious injuries.
During the season on loan to Hoods, Grist was the team’s main central defender, but at the end of the season, he was shoveled to the ground by his opponent during the game, causing the anterior cruciate ligament to rupture. For this reason, he Missed the entire season that the team will surpass.
After returning from injury, he also completely lost his main position in the team and became a substitute.
Noting Adams’ gaze, Greste also lowered his head and looked at his right knee:
The boss also said that my body before the injury was enough to bear my weight. But after the injury, it won’t work, and the strength of my knee will become weaker. If you don’t lose weight, your knees might get hurt repeatedly... I think he’s right, people need to make some changes. Being strong used to be my label, but now it’s a burden. So since I came here After here, whether it is diet or training, I will strictly follow the plan arranged by the coaching staff..."
Having said that, he raised his head again and smiled at Adams: "I have successfully lost two kilograms of weight now. I don't know if it is an illusion. I feel that my body is indeed lighter..."
Seeing Grist’s honest smile, Adams smiled and shook his head:
It’s only two kilograms, how can there be such a significant change. But the boss is right, if you can successfully lose ten kilograms of weight, it will really help you a lot. ."
Hearing what the talented player Adams said, the smile on Grist’s face was even brighter:
That’s great! To be honest, I was a little worried about my coming to Leeds at first, I don’t know why Leeds I, I don’t know what I can do in Leeds, but now I feel more at ease..."
Adams patted his firm back: "Don't worry, everything will be fine."
Grist nodded and said: "Then Jay, why did you come to Leeds? Did the boss promise you something? Can he help you regain your previous feelings?"
Grist knew Adams' plight. When Adams went to Hoods to play, it was to regain his form. In the end, he failed. In the second half of the season, he almost couldn't even play in the Hoods game.
Hearing Grist’s question, UU reading www. uukanshu.com Adams was silent for a moment, and then said: "He asked me to change to the midfielder."
"Is it a structured midfielder?"
"No, defensive midfielder."
Grist's eyes widened: "This..."
Adams patted Grist again, his tone was calm, and he smiled and said, "I have agreed."
"But Jay, you are obviously more suitable for organizing midfield..."
"What is more suitable for someone who hasn't played in this position for ten years?" Adams shook his head. "You are right, Big Ben. I decided to change my position and play, and also change my way of life."
Pat Grist again, Adams bid him farewell and walked to the coach's office.
Grist turned to look at his back, scratching his head in confusion.
Why am I right?