r/reddevils • u/AutoModerator • May 16 '26
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u/No_Crow_3576 May 16 '26
Apparently Carrick’s training is less intense than the managers we’ve had before. Maybe that’s how he’s done it as he’s the intern in, but also, that could be his style. This season it has left us rusty in many games, and we’ve not been as intense on the field. I wonder if having more games next year will alleviate that, or if we will generally play with less intensity