Duncan Barkes

Well, funnily enough, they're behind where he sits, so he's got to turn around.

But anyway, that's how he used to do it.

And it is a complex puzzle to solve, isn't it?

Having, if possible, two players available in every position, especially with so many injuries.

What should we do next, the pitch or our injury crisis?

Well, I wanted to ask, what's your personal theory?

What's your take on it?

Because people talk about the training ground.

People talk about the intensity of training.

People talk about perhaps these players are too fit or maybe too much is asked of them during the course of a game.

What does Steve Bone think?

OK, can I get you to try this one?

It is very complicated again.

I'm asking you lots of complicated questions today, but you don't care, do you?

It's this.

Supposing we took our foot off the gas on the pitch...

And reduce the amount of press and reduce the amount that we expect players to run, particularly stop, start, stop, start at speed.

And supposing we took our foot off the gas in training because we know that John Messina wants his players to impress him in training.

And that means they've got to give it their all.

You know, he said that Lang was running around like an animal.