Josh Murphy

Canaryboy

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Left out of the Cardiff squad for not being arsed in training ahead of a must win fixture.

Was one of the three players called out publicly for not working hard enough in training last season by Daniel Farke.

All three have been bombed out (Watkins and Oliviera the others). Add Yanic 'two burgers' Wildschut to the list who probably wasn't called out because he was so obviously a lost cause.

Farke and Webber have worked miracles building a squad with this level of togetherness, always giving 100% for each other and their manager, no silly blame culture or calling team mates out in public interviews (Mr. Martin?), no arguing over penalties (Pukki has never tried to grab the ball to ensure his top goalscorer award has he?), even players who can't get a game like Hanley, Klose, Rhodes, McGovern all being part of this great team.

I'm not even going to bother suggesting transfers this summer because anybody incoming is going to be subjecting to vetting to MI5 standards and interrogated like a Guantanomo Bay inmate to ensure that they are the right fit for this club....

.... but I always used to call it as I saw it with the Murphy's, both of them (and Jacob was a little bit worse), they just aren't hungry enough and they haven't got the bottle.. Can't see any prospect of us lining up against them next season, both will be in the Championship. Shame because they are "our own" so to speak, but they just aren't cut from the same cloth as the likes of Aarons and Lewis.
 
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Canaryboy

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"He's been poor in training. No excuse," a frank Warnock explained after the game.

"I could have said he had something creaking in his back or something, couldn't I? But he's been poor in training.

"I hope it gives him a kick up the backside and he's better in training next week."
 

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