Intensity in training

horshamhammerhorshamhammer
edited March 2017 in Management & Board
Heard a few rumblings lately about the lack of intensity in our training ground sessions. Jaap Stam brought it up as a reason why Oxford hasn't been ready for a start yet during his loan period at Reading. And Slav isn't happy about it.
So, do you think there's any truth in it given our recent lacklustre performances or just a storm about nothing?

http://www.kumb.com/story.php?id=131109

Comments

  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    horsham - did you hear any rumblings BEFORE it was mentioned in the context of Oxford? ;hmm

    Or is it a reaction to that comment (and none of us know whether or not it has been reported in the way it was meant). The comment 'he was surprised by it' could mean he thought that because it was a lower level club the training would be at a lower level than a Pl club.

    And are the rumblings coming from anyone who has genuine 1st hand knowledge of what goes in in training?

    Since I personally have no idea what goes on in the training , I can't really comment on what the truth might be.

    I will leave that up to the experts. ;wink
  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    PS - I've just amended the thread title to make its topic clearer. ;ok
  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    edited March 2017
    Fuller interview/report on Jaap Stam here.

    http://www.getreading.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/reading-fc-boss-jaap-stam-12743986


    Maybe, since he says it was due to the training regime that Oxford injured his hamstring in the first place and setting him back in his fitness, they ought to adapt the intensity as appropriate. ;doh
  • horshamhammerhorshamhammer
    Pretty sure Valentin was critical when he left for Everton.
  • horshamhammerhorshamhammer
    Valencia...
  • MrsGreyMrsGrey
    Valentin left for Valencia? ;nonono





    ;yercoat
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