Always feel like he tries to do too much for the team at all times. He'd be better simplifying his game and picking his moments when to attack better. Currently he blows himself out after 60-70mins after running up and down the line instead of forming a balanced partnership with Sissoko.
Ryder (I know!) alluded to one or two not being happy missing out just the other day so maybe people reading into that.
Why would anyone be happy to be on the bench? I'd expect and hope that players who are on the fringe the starting eleven to not be happy if they are on the bench.
There's a difference between being unhappy being on the bench and being unprofessional and refusing to sit on it. The tone of the article seemed to suggest the later.
Why do clubs spend millions on investing in better players, coaches, diets, sport science etc to gain that extra % then field the team in a strip you can hardly see. Crazy.