Dini: Xie Shiko lacks a little domineering, perhaps the changes in his living environment have affected him

Tiger Pump reported on September 28 that after Manchester United lost 1-3 to Brentford, former Watford captain Troy Deni said that Slovenian striker Seschko needs to be more ruthless.

When I was visiting talkSPORT, Dini said bluntly: "I basically don't see his presence. He won some competitions against Chelsea a few days ago. I think it's okay - but he is almost two meters tall, so he should win the header! I can win 1.8 meters, maybe I'm too harsh on him. At the beginning, I made an excuse for him: I'm a newcomer, don't steal the limelight. But I like the forwards to be arrogant. I'll shoot more than goals, which is normal. You have to withstand the missed opportunity: Cunia loses and continues to do it, Mbermo also plays, and the same goes for B fee."

"You have to have the domineering aura of 'what is it, I'll score three next time'. This is the mentality that the attacker should have, but I think he's a 'good kid'. Transfer The things behind it cannot be seen by outsiders, but I have experienced them, and I understand. He wants to move, he is young, has he ever left his parents before? His food and culture are all different. After I move out, I have to go home to see my mother every Wednesday. If I were asked to go to Germany, I wouldn't be able to see my mother every Wednesday. Of course, I can take her over, or I fly back, but the sense of ceremony of pushing the door open and she handed a cup of tea is not measured. "

"For young people who are not mature, this is a completely different challenge. Everyone only talks about salary, but you are a human being, you will miss home, worry that your family will get sick, and all kinds of emotions will come. If he scores goals every week, who cares about these? But he hasn't done it now, so these off-court factors may be affecting him."